In Georgia yesterday, Trump looked at the media and said, "You might not be so happy in a few weeks."

What!?

What is he talking about? Doesn't he know it's over? Doesn't he realize that the AP has already called the election? When is he going to stop these futile court challenges? When is he going to give up?

WHAT IS IT GOING TO TAKE!?

As usual, wrong interpretation, wrong questions. Four years of wrong questions. Four years of having no clue.

Here's what they should be asking: "What does he know that we don't?"

I think, had I gone all in on the kind of scheme that could put me in front of a firing squad, that question would be gnawing at the edges of my thoughts about now. Because they do know. They just never expected to get caught. No one was supposed to find out that China owns Dominion. That the CIA was actively engaged in sabotage. It wasn't supposed to be a factor.

The information war was supposed to settle the issue. Biden won. Cope. Mr. President-Elect. Deal done. Let's talk about the coming administration. Hell, let's confirm his cabinet even before he's inaugurated. Let's pretend there's no reason at all to question the narrative. That's how you weave a matrix.

But they are losing. The fact that Trump is still pushing the issue is the first level of defeat. He was supposed to concede. Even Mitt Romney said so. But he hasn't, and he won't. Because the truth is already known.

This is no longer an issue of ballot fraud. Trump's margin of victory would have swamped any of those efforts. This is no longer an issue of election fraud. There was plenty of that, of course. But that's not what will send people to the tribunals. This is about foreign influence in our election, and the cooperation they've enjoyed from U.S. citizens. Enemies both foreign and domestic, in other words. This is treason, and it won't be left to Obama judges, or any judges to deal with the cases. Treason is not a civilian issue. And anyone who cooperates, is a traitor.

That's not just what Trump knows. The conspirators know it, and now they know that they did a lousy job of covering their tracks. They might not be so happy in a few weeks.