Smells bad, too.

Trump's team tried hard after both 2016 and 2020, to come up with evidence of voter fraud. They went to court over 60 times, but once they got in there, where they had to show evidence to back up their claims, they stated that they were not asserting fraud. Those court records were public from the start, but since they aren't Youtube videos, Dil probably hasn't seen them. So, the people who were paid to find evidence couldn't find a single thing that they were willing to back up with even flimsy evidence. With nothing to go on aside from "making stuff up", they have fallen back on that.

Voting in the US is decentralized. It isn't run by the federal government, but by individual states who follow whatever rules they have come up with. Those aren't standardized, either. That means that the claims of fraud are almost offensively ignorant because it would require so MANY people to be involved or else it would both have no impact AND be blatantly obvious. To even make it slightly hidden, it would require spreading the fraud across a whole lot of voting precincts, which would require an absurd number of people to be involved (and they'd have to have kept utterly silent ever since). For even that to matter, the same would have to have been spread across numerous states, some of which would have required Republicans to be involved. All this, and they couldn't come up with a single thing, so they lie about it.