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And he argued that “if we’re right about fraud, Joe Biden can’t be president. We’re talking about thousands of votes. We’re talking about numbers like no one’s ever noticed before. “
Taking up the purpose of increased mail voting and early voting due to fitness disorders amid the coronavirus pandemic, the president presses that “we used to have what was called Election Day. Now we have days, weeks and months of elections,” and a lot of bad things have happened in this ridiculous period.
“The mail and voting scam is the latest component of its four-year effort to counter the effects of the 2016 election. And it’s like living in hell,” Trump said.
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And the president promised that he is “determined to protect our electoral system,” which he said “is now under attack and coordinated siege. “
Twitter, as it has with many of Trump’s tweets about allegations of voter fraud, added a warning that read, “This accusation of voter fraud is in dispute. “And Facebook noted that “Joe Biden is the winner of the U. S. presidential election. “
The president refused to yield to Biden, more than three and a half weeks after Fox News, associated press and other media outlets had projected that the former vice president would get enough election votes to defeat Trump and the president-elect.
Trump’s legal team has filed a number of lawsuits in many key states on the battlefield, hoping to delay electoral certification, but tactics have failed. Trump and which the president has questioned, have failed to replace Biden’s victories.
On Sunday, in his first interview since this month’s election, Trump again stated that “the election was a fraud; it was a rigged choice. “
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“We had disorders in which they moved thousands of votes from my account to Biden’s account,” the president said, backing his statement, in a verbal exchange with FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo on “Sunday Morning Futures. “
But Trump also seemed to recognize that his legal attempt to nullify electoral effects would “probably” not succeed in the U. S. Supreme Court, which is the purpose of his legal team.
In his speech on Wednesday, the president said that “we will protect the honesty of the vote by making sure that each and every legal vote is counted and that illegal ones are not counted. ” And he presses that his efforts are “to make sure that Americans can have confidence in this election and in all long-term elections. “
Matt Leach of Fox News contributed to this report.