My name is Rudolph Giuliani, and I'm here on behalf of the plaintiffs.

Rudy Giuliani, who is spearheading President Donald Trump's legal fight toe block.

President elect Joe Biden from being certified as the winner of Pennsylvania, claimed at a hearing in federal court on Tuesday in Williamsport that allowed remote access toe live audio struggling that there was not only voting fraud in Pennsylvania but that it was nationwide offering no evidence to back up that claim.

The best description of this, uh situation, isn't it widespread nationwide voter for which this is a part?

Lawyers representing several Pennsylvania counties in the lawsuit called Giuliani's claims quote disgraceful.

I don't think that Mr Giuliani hasn't read Judge Rondon's opinion or even understands that Mr Giuliani is talking about another case, not the case before another stunning, very case.

Some fantasy world.

But the case before Rather they removed over posted allegations calling.

I mean, this is this is just is disgraceful in American Room of any place.

Despite Giuliani's sweeping claims, the Pennsylvania lawsuit, which initially included claims that Trump campaign observers were denied access to ballot counting, narrowed the case to focus on an allegation that some voters were improperly allowed to fix or cure their ballots.

As far as we're concerned, Your Honor, always balanced, could have been from picking up.

The judge in the case appeared skeptical of the request to block officials from certifying the vote, saying that halting certification would effectively disenfranchise all voters in Pennsylvania at autumn, asking this court to invalidate more than 6.8 million votes heard about council, thereby disenfranchising every single voter in the common.

Can you tell me how this result could possibly be just?

The judge indicated he would not immediately rule on the case.

And as it unfolded, Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled in a separate lawsuit that the elections board in Philadelphia acted reasonably in keeping Trump campaign observers 15 ft away from counting tables, rejecting an appeal from Trump's campaign.