Trump is finally admitting he lost the 2020 election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : At a press conference at the southern border last month, Trump said that he came up "just a little bit short" in the last election.
42% : Further, while 68 percent of Americans think Harris will be prepared to accept the outcome, only 29 percent think the same of Trump.
26% : So why does Trump appear to be slowly embracing reality?
22% : The surprising remarks follow a similar comment by Trump at a Moms for Liberty conference last week, saying Biden "beat us by a whisker" -- before baselessly claiming that Democrats "used COVID to cheat."
21% : In a podcast interview with Russian-American computer scientist Lex Fridman that aired Tuesday, Trump acknowledged that he lost the presidential election "by a whisker."
17% : But milquetoast, extremely delayed acknowledgments of reality may not be enough to convince voters' perceptions that Trump is done with the lies, especially given his steadfast commitment to lying about, well, everything else.
11% : Of course, the race was not as close as Trump would like to believe: Biden won 306 electoral votes to Trump's 232, and the current president won more than 7 million more votes than Trump in the popular vote.

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