Caroline Vakil
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Sure.
Well, in about roughly half an hour speech, President Trump in his Thursday primetime address just essentially claimed without real substantial evidence that China had tried to interfere in the elections in 2020.
You know, you saw a lot of sweeping claims about election interference by China, not a lot of substantial information.
We didn't see any charges that were pressed against China.
And so I think, you know, this is sort of his kind of fascination and obsession with the 2020 election and his loss to former President Joe Biden.
Sure.
They've largely said, listen, there is really no or very little new information here.
Any information that has been discussed has either been either debunked or was widely known by intelligence officials and debated and has been discussed before.
So they're sort of mocking this speech, which is, again, focused on a past election, him looking backwards.
And, you know, Democrats say that this is just, you know, him trying to undermine faith in America's election systems right now.
Sure.
I mean, and he's been challenging—he's been laying the groundwork since 2020 to challenge, you know, sort of American faith in election systems.
There have been multiple audits, investigations that have shown that the 2020 election results were accurate and that there was very little wrongdoing or any kind of fraud that happened.
And so—
He's essentially kind of still pushing this narrative at a time when a lot of Republicans right now want to be looking forward and he's looking backwards.
That's a great question.
He has certainly tried, but this is something that the states are legally mandated to carry out themselves.
The federal government cannot carry out states' elections.
That is the discretion of the states themselves.
And so you've seen him and his administration trying to obtain voter rolls, voter information from these states, trying to sort of subvert power from the states.
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