The last page shows how this plays out in real time.
Some bloke on Twitter excitedly says "153,000 votes tossed out!"
Trump excitedly leaps on that and retweets it and without checking any basic details adds the assertion that it's because of "large scale voter discrepancy" and "Clark County officials do not have confidence in their own election security". He adds "Major impact!", for the avoidance of doubt.
But back in the real world, the results of the general election have been certified. The only exception is in one area where the result was incredibly close. There was less than 0.1% questionable votes, but because the difference was only 10 votes they're going to have a a do over. It's not going to make a scrap of difference to the end result in that State or in the General Election.
BUT...Trump supporters who hang on Trump's every word don't look into that. They look at his Tweet and go away thinking that it's just vindication of his assertions of widespread fraud which has robbed him of the election.
It's dangerous stuff, this. It means you're going to have a lot of people who not only feel upset about the result of the election but they actually feel like they've been robbed, even though they haven't. It isn't good for an already divided nation to have the actual President stirring up this shit to protect his fragile ego (or to raise money or to position himself for whatever he's going to do next after he leaves the White House).