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Republican election lawyer Ben Ginsberg disputed President Trump’s revived claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential race during his primetime address on Thursday evening. He said, "still no evidence of a result of any election being incorrect." Meanwhile, The White House touted “breaking news” on the state of election security in the U.S. ahead of Trump’s speech. His administration released a trove of files it alleged substantiated the president’s repeated claims that the election was “rigged.” “What stood out to me is there is still no evidence of the result of any election being incorrect,” Ginsberg told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins following Trump’s address. “There still were not the documents, there still was not the evidence, although we’ll see what’s produced.” Stop the lies about election fraud! You know these lies are not true. That means you are intentionally trying to disenfranchise voters or sow doubt in upcoming elections by repeating these lies or refusing to refute them.