evidence: In a tweet Tuesday, Trump falsely asserted that Pence "has the power to reject fraudulently chosen electors." [...] His role is more akin to a ceremonial host. What's more, the electors are not fraudulent and were certified by officials in each state last month. [...] Late Tuesday night, Trump pushed again, this time dismissing a New York Times report that Pence had told the president he did not have authority to overturn the result. In the statement, Trump claimed that he and Pence "are in total agreement that the Vice President has the power to act."