a lot so think about all of the different things that bill maher in principle or in theory had to be ready to refute and how difficult it is now we've done it after the fact but just look at how much time this is going to take me so sean spicer mentions pennsylvania wisconsin and nevada and says they changed rules leading up to an election he mentions a NUMBER_TOKEN pennsylvania law signed by government governor wolf that says ballots have to be in by NUMBER_TOKEN pm on election day he's asked did trump win or lose he doesn't know because he doesn't know the results in different states he asks how many votes were illegally cast he says the pennsylvania supreme court court and the wisconsin clerks changed rules and wisconsin has no provision to let people vote early in person only absentee and that there were parks just letting people vote with no id pennsylvania allowed people to vote without id and with no postmark on the ballot and that violates acts NUMBER_TOKEN and then he mentions the wisconsin court ruled four to three he doesn't say he doesn't actually say what they ruled or what the case was so look at all of this different stuff we now have to deal with in order to simply say hey uh trump lost and that's it on pennsylvania wisconsin and nevada he says well there were problems and he just lists them but he doesn't really explain what the plot problems were in NUMBER_TOKEN the results were biden NUMBER_TOKEN and trump NUMBER_TOKEN. if you flip all three of those states trump gets the NUMBER_TOKEN votes he needs but that's if you flip all three let's say sean spicer is right but about two of those three states and what he's right about actually means that trump won two of those three states biden still wins the election in that case so even at its face he's throwing out three states as if trump probably won them just to demonstrate that in one of those trump actually won would be a herculean effort for which there's no evidence but if you only are able to successfully demonstrate trump really won two of those three biden still wins that election so that's a real red herring second rules changed leading up to the election some states did change election procedures without legislation but that's no big deal we've studied this already i already told you rebecca green election law professor at college of william and mary said it's often the case that election statutes have gaps that don't account for particular situations like the pandemic so just because a decision was made not from the legislature it was made by the governor's office or a public health board or whatever that's really not a big deal spicer asserts that it happened as if that's a problem it's not actually a problem it's common many states also changed election rules because of the pandemic blue states and red states did it states that trump won did it and states biden one did it and big shocker these republicans only ever talk about the fact that states biden one did it north dakota changed rules due to the pandemic
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