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https://www.mediaite.com/tv/ari-melber-throws-down-with-peter-navarro/?utm_source=mostpopular"The plan was simply this: We had over 100 congressmen and senators on Capitol Hill ready to implement the sweep. The sweep was simply that. We were gonna challenge the results of the election in the six battleground states. They were Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, Nevada. And basically these were the places where we believed that if the votes were sent back those battleground states and looked at again, that there would be enough concern amongst the legislatures that most or all of those states would decertify the election.
"That would throw the election to the House of Representatives. And I would say to you here, Ari, that all of this, again, was in the lanes, legally. It was prescribed by the Constitution. There is a provision to go – rather than through the Electoral College – to the House of Representatives. And all this required was peace and calm on Capitol Hill, and at 1 pm., Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and [Paul] Gosar, a representative started the Green Bay Sweep beautifully, challenging the results of Arizona."
Melber responded by noting the implications of such a plan and asked Navarro, “Do you realize you are describing a coup?”
“No. I totally reject many of your premises there,” he said, and claimed that the election was still in doubt. Navarro said the plan was constitutional. He also said that Georgia’s and Michigan’s secretaries of state were put into power by George Soros “for the express purpose of shifting the playing field to the Democrats.”
Later in the interview, Melber told Navarro,
We have an entire system designed to thwart – and I want to say this respectfully, but it’s the truth – people like you. To stop people like you who think that you can anoint yourself the reviewers of the voters, of the American people, of what they lawfully did, that you Trump the Supreme Court, no pun intended. People like you are what the Constitution [is] designed to stop, and it worked, and it did stop you