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When will Donald Trump hold presser after losing poll to President-elect Joe Biden? Here's what to expect

Going by his tweets, we can assume that he might talk about the mail-in ballot voting and how it led to his failure as he has previously accused the Democrats of 'mail-in ballots fraud'

On Saturday, November 7, when the election results came in, and it was announced that Democratic candidate Joe Biden won this year's presidential race, President Donald Trump was busy playing golf in Virginia. His campaign authority quickly issued a statement in which the president stated the contest was "far from over", and the POTUS is yet to give his reaction in public, either on Twitter or in person, to Biden's projected win. "71,000,000 Legal Votes. The most EVER for a sitting President," his last tweet came in after the results were announced. Trump was so sure about his win that he previously made a statement saying, he "have to leave the country” if he loses to the "worst" candidate ever.

Trump has not indicated anything about the official press conference in response to Biden's victory yet. However, his legal unit will reportedly hold a press conference at Four Seasons Total Landscaping in Philadelphia. Trump took to Twitter to announce that his lawyers would hold a “big press conference” in Philadelphia. But the tweet triggered confusion about the venue. First Trump tweeted it would take place at “Four Seasons, Philadelphia,” but later corrected himself and said that the news conference was going to take place at the Four Seasons Total Landscaping. And the Four Seasons Hotel sent out its own tweet, making sure everyone knew that the news conference would not be held there but rather at the landscaping business that has “no relation with the hotel”.

White house Journalist shared the series of tweet in a thread where he said, "Trump, a hotelier at heart, announces a press conference at Philadelphia's "Four Seasons" at 11, before specifying it's at Four Seasons Total Landscaping at 11:30." Another tweet reads, "(For clarity: he won't be there personally. He just arrived at his golf course.)"

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani gave a speech alleging that Republican poll observers were prevented from observing the count in the state. However, he did not offer any evidence of electoral fraud. Trump's only reaction so far is a prepared statement rejecting the declaration of Biden's winning, adding: "Legal votes decide who is president, not the news media." It stated that his campaign would begin its legal case in court on Monday, November 9, to "ensure election laws are fully upheld and the rightful winner is seated".

What to expect?

The election results came in on Saturday, November 7, and since then Trump and his team, along with his supporters have rejected the outcome of the election. Even though their is no official statement but we can expect the POTUS to thank his supporters and his team. Going by his tweets, we can assume that he might talk about the mail-in ballot voting and how it led to his failure as he has previously accused the Democrats of "mail-in ballots fraud" and he even said, "MILLIONS OF MAIL-IN BALLOTS WERE SENT TO PEOPLE WHO NEVER ASKED FOR THEM!" pointing out at an alleged fraud.