ABC News senior national correspondent Terry Moran repeatedly grilled RNC spokesperson Paris Dennard Tuesday over whether he accepts that the 2020 presidential election was legitimate.

The subject comes up a lot, and was particularly relevant this week as the Liz Cheney saga unfolds. Moran started by asking Dennard, “Do you accept the results of the 2020 election as legitimate?”

Dennard started to say, “What I do not accept is the fact there are…”

“That’s not the question I asked,” Moran immediately said. “It’s a yes or no question. This is the test in the country right now. So just so our audience knows who you are, what side you’re on, do you accept the democratic processes as certified by each of the 50 sovereign states, 60 courts of law, and the people of the United States? Do you accept the election as legitimate?”

Dennard said every American seeing Biden in the White House right now accepts that he is president.

Moran loudly sighed and said, “That’s not a yes or no.”

“Is it a legitimate election under our Constitution and laws? Yes or no?” he asked.

All Dennard said was, “Joe Biden is the president. That is a statement of fact because that’s what he is.”

“You cannot affirm our own Constitution and laws working in this election,” a perplexed Moran said. “You cannot do that. Is that because you’re scared or because you don’t believe that our democracy actually worked last November?”

And yes, the grilling continued. A classic of true journalistic form.

Piers Morgan has, once again, condemned Meghan Markle in a column for the Daily Mail, and this time it’s for her “ludicrously inappropriate” children’s book on father-child bonds.

Markle’s children book, titled The Bench, will explore “the special relationship between father and son, as seen through a mother’s eyes.”

“My hope is that The Bench resonates with every family, no matter the makeup, as much as it does with mine,” Markle said in a statement. She clarified that the story is largely inspired by Prince Harry and his relationship with their son Archie, but Morgan has deemed the whole project an act of “gargantuan hypocrisy.”

“I laughed out loud when the news broke via her ecstatic publishers, and even louder when I read the accompanying gush-laden statements,” Morgan wrote in a Tuesday column, claiming Markle “ruthlessly disowned her father.”

“As for Harry,” Morgan continued. “He trashed his father Prince Charles in the same interview, moaning about how Daddy had stopped taking his calls or giving him cash, sounding like some needy spoiled brat teenager rather than a 36-year-old multi-millionaire doormat who ditched his family, country and duty because his chillingly controlling and ambitious wife wanted him to.”

Twitter users were quick to respond, torching Morgan for his “obsessive” and constant takes on Markle. "I’m not being funny... Meghan Markle needs a restraining order against piers Morgan," read one tweet. "Bruh...let it go," said another.

The roasting just continues and continues for Morgan.