Giuliani Reportedly Advised Trump Aides To ‘Just Say We Won’ on Election Night

Former President Donald Trump’s longtime adviser Rudy Giuliani reportedly told campaign aides to “just say we won” while votes were still being counted.

In the “I Alone Can Fix It: Donald J. Trump’s Catastrophic Final Year” book, journalists for The Washington Post, Carol Leonning and Phillip Rucker, reported on the events.

“Giuliani went state by state asking Stepien, Meadows, and Miller what they were seeing and what their plan was,” they wrote.

“What’s happening in Michigan?” Giuliani asked.

Stepien, Meadows, and Miller told him it was too early to tell as votes were still being counted.

Giuliani told them, “Just say we won.”

When discussing Pennsylvania, Giuliani said, “Just say we won Pennsylvania.”

The authors explained Stepien, Meadows, and Miller thought Giuliani’s argument was both “incoherent and irresponsible.”

Meadows then said, according to the book, “We can’t do that. We can’t.”

Trump declared victory even though millions of ballots had yet to be counted.

Leonning and Rucker reported