'Oh my god!' CNN panel detonates as Trump-loving Republican called 'liar' to his face

A Trump megadonor got demolished on live television Monday night after demanding the country trust his voter fraud claims — then refusing to cite a single source to back them up.

Hal Lambert, a Republican megadonor and regular on CNN's "NewsNight," clashed with CNN commentator Charles Blow and anchor Abby Phillip over President Donald Trump's long-debunked claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

Lambert insisted there were "problems" in Georgia and Arizona. As he fumbled for specifics, Blow had heard enough.

"Oh my god!" Blow exclaimed.

"What were they, Hal? It's been six years," Phillip pressed.

Lambert never answered. He pivoted to fraud in Medicare, Medicaid, and H-1B visas instead. Blow wasn't buying it.

"The more that you lie, the more we're going to push back on the fact that you are lying," Blow fired back. "You don't have a single source in your whole body."

Blow then wielded the conservative Heritage Foundation's own Election Fraud Database against Lambert. A Brookings Institution analysis of Heritage's data found that in Pennsylvania, the group had to reach back 30 years — spanning 32 elections and more than 100 million ballots — to scrape together just 39 fraud cases. None changed the outcome.

"In 30 years, they've tracked 32 elections, 100 million votes. They have found 39 total cases of voter fraud," Blow said. "So you think the Heritage Foundation is absurd?"

Lambert's response: "That's absurd! That's absurd! That's absurd!"

The Brennan Center for Justice has found the Heritage cases represent a "molecular fraction" of total votes cast nationwide. Just 10 cases of in-person voter impersonation appear across the entire database.

Phillip finally called it.

"To be honest, Hal, you're not saying anything of substance," she said.

Lambert's exit line: "We'll see what the viewers think."