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Fox News host Jeanine Pirro slammed hypocrites calling for unity and for President Donald Trump to concede the election while they have been throwing a “hissy fit” for four years.

Pirro had a lot of speech pent-up since her show was pre-empted last week due to the premature celebration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. She argued that there is “both an ethical and a legal obligation” to all of the Americans who voted for Trump to ensure that the election results are examined and finalized carefully. And in her “Opening Statement” on Saturday’s edition of “Justice With Judge Jeanine,” Pirro railed against Democrats and the media for prematurely crowning Democratic nominee Joe Biden as the 2020 winner and president-elect before the process has played out.

Pirro vowed that all legal avenues will be pursued ahead of the election being certified for either candidate as she called out the left for demanding that Trump admit defeat while they have been in a constant state of denial and tantrum-throwing since he was elected to his first term four years ago.

“There is an ethical and legal obligation to the 73 million Americans, the highest number ever to vote for a sitting president, to assure them every legal vote is counted and not diluted in any way. Wouldn’t that be something we all want?” Pirro began in her more than 10-minute opening monologue.

(Source: Fox News)

“The media does not call an election. No one state has yet even certified its vote. Certification, in fact, has not even begun. In fact, the electors do not vote until December 14. We have one president at a time. And until there are certifications…the democratic process must be allowed to play out,” Pirro explained.

She went on to note the many sworn statements that came in since the election about irregularities in the voting process on election night and how the legal challenges must be addressed before anything can be finalized.

“We are criticized because we are asking questions,” Pirro continued.

“Under the cover of COVID, rules were changed, providing opportunities for wrongdoers. COVID cannot be used to run herd on our constitution. COVID is not a prophylactic that prevents us from exercising our constitutional, fundamental right to vote,” she noted.

Pirro criticized changes made to election procedures because of the ongoing pandemic, citing cases of Democrat voters being treated differently than Republican voters, poll watchers not being allowed to do their jobs and problems with postmarks on mail-in ballots.

“Why were signature requirements loosened and mail-in ballots not required to match voter registration rolls? Pray tell. I believe in the resurrection. But dead people voting? I don’t think so,” she said.

“The left talks about bringing the country together after they created four years of chaos, accusing Trump of sowing doubt in our democracy. Saying that his questioning of this election is a danger to America. As if the election process being changed in the middle of an election is no big deal. As if a little fraud is okay. And they lash out on any voting challenge, casting it as a ‘temper tantrum’ by us,” Pirro said.

“Really? We are the ones having a temper tantrum?” she asked rhetorically.

“The question is, will any of these allegations affect a sufficient number of votes to change the result of the election? Maybe yes, and maybe no,” Pirro continued.

“If the answer is President Trump did not win, then on January 20, Joe Biden will be my president. But until then. President Trump is my president because America has only one president at a time,” she added.

“And in the meantime, please don’t tell me that we cannot examine the ballots,” Pirro continued. “Please do not tell me that we cannot pursue these irregularities. That’s laughable. The left didn’t stop on Election Day in 2016.”

She recounted how the left boycotted Trump’s inauguration, marched in Washington “in their pussy hats and had a hissy fit for four years.” She reminded viewers that the anti-Trump Democrats spied on Trump before he was even elected and then spent the next few years calling him out as an “illegitimate president” a fascist and a “Putin puppet.”

“We were spit at, refused service, cursed at, maligned, screamed at, boycotted and cancelled. Businesses were burnt, looted and destroyed by the left. Chaos, defund the police. President Trump was not given a moment’s peace. He was impeached over a legitimate phone call. It was nothing more than a political move. The group that brought us resist, impeach and burned down cities extorted with us their chaos,” Pirro continued, recounting the endless attacks against Trump and Americans who supported him over his first term.

She concluded her scathing rebuke with a promise.

“No, we will pursue all legal avenues where there are irregularities, anomalies, illegalities, and corruption,” Pirro emphasized. “Until the certification and the electors vote, that is not a lot to ask. So don’t you dare ask us to just accept it and move on! And don’t you dare ask us to go quietly into the night!”

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