President Donald Trump's legal challenges to his election loss aren't succeeding in court, but one of the co-hosts on "The View" admitted it had worked on her.

The president fired Homeland Security official Chris Krebs, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, who disputed the president's claims about election security.

"I guess I keep thinking, you know, Jan. 20, that changes anyway, he could be hired back," said co-host Sara Haines. "This isn't 'The Apprentice.' Trump doesn't get the final word on who is fired, but I also find Trump hard to follow because in response to this firing, he said that the only thing secure about our 2020 election was that it was virtually impenetrable by foreign powers. On that, the Trump administration takes great credit."

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany promised President Donald Trump would do better in his fight against the coronavirus in a second term.

McEnany appeared Wednesday morning on "Fox & Friends," where she made false allegations against Joe Biden -- the projected winner of the election -- and casually insisted that Trump would serve another four years.

"I'd say this with respect to COVID, this president has done a vaccine in record time, ready to be manufactured, already manufactured, but ready to be distributed on a task force that's done an excellent job, a stockpile that was left empty by Obama-Biden that he's filled up since then," McEnany said.