‘Snake Oil Salesmen’ suggests Trump in the 2020 election, Pence Aide said

WASHINGTON: Former President Donald Trump received a bad advice from “Snake Oil Salesmen” which wristed to him Vice President Mike Pence had the authority to cancel the results of the 2020 presidential election, said the former Marc Pence staff said.
“Unfortunately, the President has many bad counselors who are basically a seller of snake oil that gave him random and new ideas about what Vice President could do,” a short word about the NBC “Meet the Press” on Sunday.
A short comment came two days after Pence rebuked Trump in a speech to the conservative Federalist community, saying Trump was wrong to suggest the vice president having the power to reverse the election.
“I believe that Joe Biden is the president of the United States chosen,” said a short Sunday.
“The reality is that there is not enough significant fraud presented that it will cancel the election of these countries.” Short, which with Pence on January 6, 2021, when the hordes of Trump supporters invaded the US Capitol in a failed effort to cancel the election results, recently emerged before the election committee who investigated to answer questions.
During the attack, some rioters shouted “Hang Mike Pence!” And a trump who is now punished known as “Qanon Shaman” leaving vice president notes reading: “Just a matter of time, justice will come.” Last week, the national archive announced it would reverse the pence note to the panel, after Trump lost the legal offer to block the committee to see them.
Short did not discuss the details of his testimony on Sunday, saying only that he obeyed a court call.
However, he doubted whether Pence would appear before the committee to testify, told NBC “it would be a fairly unprecedented step.” “I think this is very different from the call of a former Vice-President court to talk about the personal conversation he has with the President,” said a short word.
“It never happened before.” The committee was investigating whether there was a circle in Trump which helped plan attacks on the Capitol.
It also examined what steps were taken Trump to keep him in power.
Last week, new details appeared in media reports that suggested Trump actively explore whether the US government had the power to seize voter machines.
Reuters has confirmed that in one meeting with the former lawyer General William Barr at the end of November 2020, Trump shot the topic, told his legal team to him the Ministry of Justice was sitting in his hand when it could seize the engine of voters, according to one person familiar with this problem.
Barr immediately closed the idea, said the department did not have such strength, the person added.
Short, talking about NBC on Sunday, said he did not personally hear that Trump was interested in seizing the voter engine.