WATCH: Mike Pence says the 2020 election wasn't rigged or stolen

Previous Vice President Mike Pence plunked down with the Christian Broadcasting Network's David Brody this week to discuss his reluctance to follow previous President Donald Trump's requests to impede accreditation of the 2020 political decision.

During the meeting, Brody inquired as to whether he shared Trump's conviction that the political race was
"manipulated" or "taken" by the Democrats.

"There were states the nation over that directed their decisions outside of how the state assemblies had supported them," Pence said, alluding to new strategies that had been embraced during the novel Covid pandemic. "Also I genuinely accept that that was appropriately investigated in the courts and was eventually passed on."

Trump had urged Pence to dismiss the

Aftereffects of the 2020 political race from a few

Swing states and requested that the bad habit

President send the votes back to states where

Conservative drove state lawmaking bodies could

Decide the champ of the political race.
Pence, be that as it may, would not do as such, as the Constitution gives the VP no position to singularly dismiss political race results.

Trump continued to assault Pence on Twitter for declining to oblige his plan and Trump allies accordingly raged the Capitol assembling and required Pence's holding tight January sixth.