Biden adviser: ‘He doesn’t care’ about Trump’s lawsuits

Kate Bedingfield, one of the president-elect’s senior communications advisers Joe bidenJoe BidenTrump calls for recount in Georgia GOP Senator congratulates Biden, says Trump should accept results Judge dismisses Camp Trump’s trial in Pennsylvania in scathing decision MORE, said on Sunday that Biden and his team are not concerned about President TrumpDonald John Trump Trump campaign files re-count in Georgia GOP senator praises Biden, says Trump should accept results FDA grants emergency approval to coronavirus antibody treatment given to Trump MOREOffers to overturn the results of the presidential election in court.

“He has no concerns,” Bedingfield said on “Fox News Sunday”. “I think what we’ve seen in the last few weeks is these lawsuits… which have been the subject of laughter out of court after court after court across the country. They don’t get any traction.

Bedingfield noted that Biden won 306 electoral votes, “the same 2016 result that Donald Trump called a landslide.”

Host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) Wallace Anti-Defamation League criticizes White House appointee ‘who associated with racists’ Evolution of cable TV news – after Donald Trump Fox News Channel faces criticism from viewers from the center-right LEARN MORE then asked Bedingfield if Biden’s team were considering litigation to force the General Services Administration (GSA) to determine Biden as president-elect and give him transitional resources.

“On the transition, I would say litigation is not a panacea,” Bedingfield replied. “What will get things done is for the GSA administrator to sign the piece of paper. She should check the election results so that we can move forward with the transition. “

Wallace sought Bedingfield’s response from Trump supporters who compared his refusal to accept the election results to those who questioned the legitimacy of Trump’s own election.

“It’s a comparison of apples and oranges at best,” Bedingfield replied. “What we are talking about now is that Donald Trump is actively trying to overthrow the will of the people, state by state. … It’s a completely different thing.

Wallace also asked if Bedingfield could disclose Biden’s upcoming Cabinet appointment announcements scheduled for Tuesday.

“I’ve been in this business long enough to know that I’m not going to get ahead of President-elect Biden and his announcement,” she replied, also declining to say how many appointments Biden would announce. “Everyone will just have to tune in on Tuesday. It will then be announced. “