Former President Donald Trump has made up his mind on whether he is going to run again in 2024.

During a Fox News town hall on Wednesday night, host Sean Hannity said, “Let me ask the crowd. Of everybody here, would you like to see the president run again in 2024?”

The crowd cheered as Hannity turned to Trump asking him about running in 2024, “Have you made up your mind?”

Trump replied, “Yes.”

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Trump’s comments came shortly after he reiterated his belief that he did not lose the 2020 election. While delivering remarks at the southern border on Wednesday, Trump began discussing his fraud allegations.

“We had an election where we did much better than we did the first time and amazingly we lost,” Trump said.

He continued, “I just want to thank the people of Texas because we won in a landslide. It wasn’t even close.”

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Trump also claimed he “got 12 million more votes than we got the first time.”

The former president warned that the nation has to “get our elections straightened out because you’re going to have a runaway country, you’re going to have a banana republic, you’re going to have a third world country here pretty soon because our elections are a mess.”

As The Associated Press noted, Trump’s voting fraud allegations “have been dismissed by a succession of judges and refuted by state election officials and an arm of his own administration’s Homeland Security Department.”

Former Attorney General Bill Barr also found no evidence of widespread voter fraud.

Trump blasted Barr in a statement over the weekend for calling his widespread election fraud claims “bullsh*t.”

“RINO former Attorney General Bill Barr failed to investigate election fraud, and really let down the American people,” Trump said.

He continued, “It’s people in authority like Bill Barr that allow the crazed Radical Left to succeed. He and other RINOs in the Republican Party are being used in order to try to convince people that the election was legitimate when so many incredible facts have now come out to show conclusively that it wasn’t.”