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Topic: 2020 election

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Friday, 7/17, 01:53 AM

Trump uses a primetime address to renew election-fraud claims as networks pass

  • President Trump used a primetime national address to renew claims of fraud in the 2020 election, including an assertion of Chinese interference.
  • Several major broadcast networks declined to carry the speech live.
  • The claims run counter to years of official investigations, audits and court rulings that found no fraud capable of changing the result.

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