Trump win claim undercut credibility: Key ally

November 04, 2020 18:04

US polls: Former New Jersey governor and a key Trump ally Chris Christie voiced his disagreement with President Trump's election night remarks prematurely declaring victory and attacking legitimate vote counting efforts. Christie said Trump "undercut his own credibility."

"There's just no basis to make that argument tonight. There just isn't. All these votes have to be counted that are in now," Christie said after Trump's remarks, noting that the vote count in Pennsylvania will continue for days and "that argument's for later."

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