| A White House in denial Trump has spent his post-election days mostly holed up in the White House, popping out for golf and a Veterans Day ceremony, but he hasn't been silent on Twitter, posting a seemingly constant stream of attacks on the media, Democrats, his critics, and throwing all sorts of outlandish and baseless conspiracy theories at the wall.
He's taking credit for the "most secure election ever" -- but still claiming Democrats rigged it.
The Department of Homeland Security issued a report saying "no evidence" of widespread fraud in the election, and Trump fired a senior DHS official shortly thereafter.
Fox News' Steve Doocy looked into Trump's claims about the Dominion voting machine software "stealing" or "changing" votes from Trump to Biden, and found there was nothing to it.
The Blaze -- the Glenn Beck-founded media company that is well-established as being Trump-friendly -- conducted a detailed review of the affidavits Trump's legal team collected in Michigan, and found them to be a very big nothingburger.
That hasn't stopped Trump from continuing to tweet about these topics, however.
Maggie Haberman at the New York Times says Trump doesn't have the "competence" or "ambition" to pull off a coup.
But Kayleigh McEnany says of course Trump will attend inauguration in January -- his OWN inauguration. Peter Navarro echoed this sentiment, telling Fox Business' Maria Bartiromo that White House staff are assuming there will be a second Trump term.
Mediaite founder Dan Abrams thinks there's a "tiny chance" Trump could manage a way to "steal this election."
Geraldo Rivera shared details of his phone conversation with a "frustrated" and "wounded" Trump in a conversation with Fox News' Harris Faulkner.
McCain's revenge
Multiple outlets called Arizona for Biden Thursday evening, after Fox News and the AP did so last week. Meghan McCain, daughter of the late Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), couldn't resist posting a meme mocking Trump for losing her home state.
JUST IN -- GEORGIA CALLED FOR BIDEN, NORTH CAROLINA FOR TRUMP
The Peach State is headed for a manual recount, but the networks were confident enough in the latest numbers to go ahead and project Biden as winning Georgia on Friday, and North Carolina for Trump
Biden is currently projected to win 306 electoral college votes to Trump's 232, with only 270 needed to win.
2024
There's been a lot of speculation whether Trump will run again in 2024. The Constitution allows a president two terms, and they don't have to be consecutive, but how likely is that to happen?
The president's niece Mary Trump is highly skeptical he would run again, and offered multiple reasons for her view. Watch her interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo here.
Secret Service getting sick A troubling report came out Friday, saying that more than 130 Secret Service officers have recently quarantined after testing positive for the coronavirus, or coming in close contact with someone who has. The outbreak is being blamed at least partially on Trump's superspreader rallies in the final days of the campaign, and raising huge concerns about inadequate staffing availability for the agency responsible for the president's security.
Blunt truth from Jersey
Don't like wearing a face mask? New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy doesn't wanna hear your whining. “You know what’s uncomfortable and annoying? When you die," he said.
Khonackis
MSNBC's Steve Kornacki has been getting a lot of love on social media for his indefatigable presences on our television screens during the election coverage, and now he's being credited with increasing sales of the GAP khakis he's fond of wearing. 6.5.0 | 
