“Joe Biden is the is the legitimate president,” Miller told me. “There’s no debate and no question there.”
Trump himself has not been so explicit, a point I made to Miller in our interview. We spent a good deal of it clashing over the 2020 election, with Miller arguing that voting irregularities and rule changes in advance of the election justified the belief the election was rigged. Trump’s own attorney general, Bill Barr, made clear there was no evidence of widespread fraud in the election, and courts rejected every attempt by the Trump team to challenge the results. (Calling for election reform is one thing, continuing to perpetuate the myth of a stolen election is another, and it’s the type of conspiracy theory that leads to violent attacks on the peaceful transition of power.)
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