Trump Claims He Had ‘Every Right’ to Interfere With 2020 Election
Former President Donald Trump stood his ground regarding any 2020 election interference by doubling down, saying he had “every right” to do so. He added any criminal fallout was politically motivated, The Hill reported…
Former President Donald Trump stood his ground regarding any 2020 Election interference by doubling down, saying he had “every right” to do so.
He added any criminal fallout was politically motivated, The Hill reported.
“It’s so crazy, that my poll numbers go up. Whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election, where you have every right to do it, you get indicted, and your poll numbers go up. When people get indicted your pull numbers go down,” he said on “Life, Liberty and Levin” on Fox News.
Host and lawyer Mark Levin suggested in an interview broadcast late SundayPresident Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harriscould put an end to the federal election interference case.
The Republican presidential nominee faces federal charges in Washington, D.C., for allegedly trying to overthrow the 2020 Election results.
He is also charged with racketeering and other state counts in Georgia over an alleged scheme to overturn that state’s election results.
“Well, this is the worst case of election interference that anyone’s ever seen, certainly in our country,” Trump said. “They do this in third world countries, they have some of it in South America, they don’t do it a lot, believe it or not. But they do it.”