Are you actively ignorant of this? The Maricopa County audit's initial results came back, and made it 100% clear that various forms of funny business showed that in that county alone more than enough votes had been mucked with to wipe out Biden's margin of victory, and on top of that the election board was withholding evidence that they were legally obligated to provide.
Evidence which they finally handed over just days ago, IIRC.
I'd link the presentation the audit team gave again, but shocker, Youtube took it down.
Actually they haven't disclosed anything. They *claim* to have handed over the evidence but for some odd reason, the actual results of the audit are the subject of a court fight over whether they can be released (tentatively scheduled for the 24th). Oddly the firm and the Arizona Senate keep fighting to keep the actual results under wraps (and keep failing because the courts are ruling that they're public records).
As for YouTube, yeah I know they're selective. But forgive me if I'm skeptical that the firm put out a video claiming that they found evidence without the documentation actually being released to either back up OR refute their claims.
Doesn't matter; if it doesn't match his preconceived notions about how the world works, it doesn't exist. Trust me; people have tried to get through to him again and again, and it never works. I'd have a better chance of convincing you that God doesn't exist; his belief is that strong.
I get the same feeling with you but others keep calling you out for spouting the same bullshit without actual proof.
See, I actually look for proof beyond what random people on YouTube or social media say. My career requires sifting through documents and actual records to determine what the hell I'm looking at and render judgement -and if I fuck it up, I am staring at significant consequences from a professional AND legal basis. Taking someone's claims at face value and maybe doing a cursory inspection of their allegations just don't cut it.
That doesn't mean I don't believe in things I can't see (taking God as one example), but at the same time, I have to be cognizant of potential biases, gaps in information, etc. And those pushing the "stolen election" narrative haven't convinced me of anything other than they're a bunch of grifters looking to profit over the sadness of people whose favored candidate lost.