Trump supporters rallied in DC to echo the president's baseless claims and protest the results of the election

• Supporters of President Donald Trump protested in support of his baseless claims of voter fraud and protested the results of the election in DC on Saturday.
• Joe Biden defeated Trump and became president-elect after winning the 20 electoral votes in Pennsylvania, Insider and Decision Desk HQ projected last week, but the president has not yet conceded.
• The president drove by the rally in a motorcade, videos showed.

Crowds of President Donald Trump's supporters rallied in Washington, DC, Saturday to back his baseless claims that the election was stolen on Saturday.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden defeated Trump and became president-elect after winning 20 electoral votes from Pennsylvania, Insider and Decision Desk HQ projected last week. However, the president has not yet conceded and has repeatedly floated baseless claims of voter fraud.

The president's supporters have rallied behind his claims and protested the results of the election, with many organizing "stop the steal" demonstrations.

Saturday's rally in DC attracted thousands of supporters, including conservative speakers and members of the extremist far-right group "Proud Boys," according to The Washington Post. Some demonstrators gathered at Freedom Plaza a block from the White House as crowds marched down nearby Pennsylvania Avenue.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications Dan Scavino and press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tweeted videos and photos alongside glowing messages of support for the attendees.

McEnany claimed "more than one million" protesters were present, contradicting reports from the Post and Fox News that the march attracted thousands of supporters.

Several videos posted on social media showed the president wave to supporters as he drove by the rally in a motorcade Saturday morning.

Later that afternoon, Trump wrote above a picture of the crowd tweeted by Scavino that the rally was evidence "people are not going to stand for having this Election stolen," further amplifying his baseless claims of voter fraud.

USA Today reporter Christal Hayes wrote on Twitter that some counter-protesters were present at the rally as well.

President-elect Biden is reportedly considering legal action as Trump continues to refuse to concede.

Though Biden's campaign has activated its transition team and reportedly identified top picks for key Cabinet roles, they cannot yet begin a formal transition until the General Services Administration has formally determined the "apparent successful candidate" in the election, the Associated Press previously reported.