We have always held onto the hope, in the back of our heads and hearts, (however slight and naive it may be) that one day, Donald J. Trump would come to terms with reality and accept that he fairly and legitimately lost his bid for reelection to the White House in the 2020 presidential race against Joe Biden. Perhaps he would finally grow to accept all of the evidence stacked against him, or someone within his inner circle would say just the right thing, at just the right time, and it would finally “click” for him.
However, it’s clear that day is as far away as it’s ever been and getting further.
Recently, the scandal-ridden former president made an appearance on Dinesh D’Souza’s Rumble podcast, where Donald Trump openly claimed that there were numerous people who cast their vote up to 28 different times on election day in 2020, all in a concerted effort to cheat him out of his reelection to the presidency.
D’Souza, the director of the widely debunked, dismissed, and rejected election fraud conspiracy theory film, 2,000 Mules, was quick to discuss the controversial movie with the former president during the podcast interview.
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“It seems to me that what you’re saying is that you think that there was cheating all different ways,” D’Souza said to Donald Trump. “2,000 Mules may have captured one of the ways, but there were other formers of cheating going on as well, correct?”
Trump wasted absolutely no time in vehemently declaring that “cheating” took place across the country, from coast to coast.
“Yeah, 2,000 Mules was one way. That was a very conclusive way because you were taking government tapes,” the former president proclaimed. “And then, of course, they voted six, seven, eight times. As much as they could in the local area. Some of the people went back, I guess they said 28 times in one day, to vote at different places.”
Trump went on to add, “They can’t put in 1,000 because it wouldn’t look right. They’re very smart.”
Donald Trump, of course, had absolutely no evidence to back up his claim and did not divulge where he had even come up with these outlandish numbers and assertions.
Trump ultimately asserted that the widespread “fraud” in the 2020 presidential election resulted in “millions” of fake ballots being cast across the United States, which he says cost him his second term inside the Executive Mansion. The former president’s delusions went even further still when he openly whined that no courts would even give him the time of day, much less look into his Big Lie rigged election claims and that the media won’t even talk about it — completely ignoring the existence of the likes of Fox News and OANN.
“They got spooked by the fact that legal letters were sent to them all over the place,” Trump said, which I suppose does bear a little truth, as Fox and others have been hammered with lawsuits from entities such as Dominion Voting Systems, for their coverage of defamatory lies. “I think that’s part of the reason the networks don’t want to talk about it, or at certainly the networks that are fair, of which there are few, but because they don’t want to get sued.”
You can watch Trump’s podcast breakdown from Rumble here:
Featured image via screen capture
