Cruz suggested that MSNBC host Ari Melber was a 'clown' for airing a conversation that was nearly identical to comments he later made publicly.
An additional clip aired by Melber features Bartiromo asking Cruz who would be"deciding who gets inaugurated" as president. The senator suggested that the proposed commission would have the final say.
"It would be the results of the commission and what they find," Cruz said in response to Bartiromo."And if they found credible evidence of fraud, that undermines confidence in the electoral results in any given state, they would report on that." Although Melber said that the clips represented new evidence that Cruz was"trying to steal the race," the Texas Republican did make very similar comments during his"We ought to have a serious, fair process and tribunal to consider these claims," Cruz said on January 3, 2021."We can do it in 10 days, before the inauguration."
"If there's evidence of fraud, and it's substantial and significant enough to affect the results in a particular state," he continued."Then those election results would have to be set aside."
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