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President Donald Trump was reportedly prepared to deliver a far more aggressive primetime speech before senior officials intervened. The 80-year-old president used Thursday’s address to unveil newly declassified documents that he claimed had been hidden from him and the American public,
What did Trump say in his speech? Here's what he said Thursday night about midterm elections, voters, the SAVE America Act and other key takeaways.
President Trump drew selectively from documents his aides published online to insinuate that U.S. elections have been compromised for years and that government officials had suppressed the evidence.
President Donald Trump tried to convince Americans in a primetime address that their elections are vulnerable to fraud. CNN annotated the speech with context and analysis.
The speech didn’t fundamentally change the dynamic, multiple Republican senators on both ends of the debate told NBC News.
Acting director of national intelligence Bill Pulte, a favorite of the president's, had at one point pushed to reveal the names of intelligence officials accused of concealing election interference from the President.
Trump alleges China stole 220 million U.S. voter files and claims intelligence officials deliberately hid the cybersecurity breach from him and Congress. This needs to be investigated.
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Republicans Admit Trump’s Election Fraud Obsession Could Screw Them
Republican lawmakers are moving on from Donald Trump’s election conspiracy. The president spent more than 25 minutes last week addressing the public—and his supposed congressional allies—to revive his 2020 election fraud claims.
Greene, who resigned from Congress after splitting from Trump over the Epstein files, suggested that Trump’s focus on past elections was a distraction.
President Donald Trump is set to address the nation on topics he says will include elections and voting machines.
