Many of Trump’s allies, including a number of Fox News hosts have concluded the election is a done deal and Joe Biden is going to be the next president. Except for Lou Dobbs, who seems to live in an alternate reality and has recently interviewed Trump alums Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, and others who continue to make wild assertions of widespread voter fraud that will result in the election being overturned, according to Mediaite.

On his program Wednesday, Fox News correspondent David Spunt discussed the latest legal developments regarding Trump and summarized the public hearing, which was attended by Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis and Rudy Giuliani, at the Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel in Pennsylvania. Trump didn’t appear in person, instead opting to go the virtual route, Politico reports.

“It’s not clear if today’s meeting was just to shine some light on potential irregularities and some problems or actually change some of the results in Pennsylvania,” Spunt said in discussing the comments made by Giuliani and others about the vote.

After discussing the group of protesters outside the hotel, Spunt added “It’s interesting to note though that there were witnesses here, but this was not a court hearing or a legal proceeding. There was no judge, the claims here today stood a different standard than those in court made under oath.”

Spunt also noted Pennsylvania has already certified the election results and reiterated that the witnesses weren’t under oath.

At that point, Dobbs acted like he was bringing a gun to a knife fight and criticized Spunt’s commentary as “dismissive.”

“You sound rather dismissive of the expert witnesses, including psyops, computer forensic experts that were testifying as to the irregularities and anomalies of the election,” Dobbs said. “And point of fact, it was an informational hearing, and you are, I’m sure aware that… a state has intervened to temporarily stop the certification of the vote in Pennsylvania as a result of claims by, amongst others, Congressmen Mike Kelly and Sean Parnell, both Republicans declaring in their lawsuit that the entire proceeding was unconstitutional.”

Then he ended the interview abruptly.

“David Spunt, thanks for being with us. We appreciate it.”

I’ve included a clip of the interview below.