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Donald John Trump On Protecting the Integrity of a Very Important 2020 Election (2020)

We'll not allow the corruption to steal such an important election, or any election for that matter. And we can't allow anybody to silence our voters and manufacture results. I've never had — I've been doing a lot of public things for a long time — I've never had anything that's been as inspirational: by people calling, talking, sending things to us. I've never seen such such love and such affection and such spirit as i've seen for this. People know what's happening, and they see what's happening and it's before their eyes, and there are many instances which will be reported very shortly.
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Donald John Trump On Protecting the Integrity of a Very Important 2020 Election (2020)

You have an election day and they don't want votes cast after election day and they want the process to be an honest one. It's so important. We want an honest election. We want an honest count and we want honest people working back there, because it's a very important job.
So that's the way this country is going to win. That's the way the United States will win, and we think we will win the election very easily. We think there's going to be a lot of litigation, because we have so much evidence, so much proof, and it's going to end up perhaps at the Highest Court in the Land.
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Donald John Trump On Protecting the Integrity of a Very Important 2020 Election (2020)

We won a case that we want people to watch and we want observers, and they're actually appealing, which is sort of interesting. I wonder why they appeal when all we want to do is have people watch as they do the vote tabulations. Likewise, in Georgia I won by a lot, a lot, with a lead of over, getting close to, 300,000 votes on election night in Georgia and by the way that got whittled down, and now it's getting to be to a point where I'll go from winning by a lot to perhaps being even down a little bit.
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