Liz Cheney was 'amused' when she was disinvited from the 2020 White House holiday party after demanding Trump provide evidence of his election claims

• After the 2020 election, Liz Cheney asked Trump to respect the integrity of US elections.
• She also asked Trump to provide evidence of voter fraud, which he claimed had cost him the election.
• As a result, Cheney wrote in her new book that her White House holiday party invitation was revoked.

Days after the 2020 election, then-Rep. Liz Cheney had grown increasingly concerned by then-President Donald Trump's claims of voter fraud and his rejection of the results in myriad swing states.

Her concerns reached the point where she issued a statement later that November, calling on the then-president to provide any evidence of election malfeasance and if he wasn't able to do that, to respect the integrity of the American electoral system.