Trump Blurts Out Brand New Bonkers Conspiracy Rant on Losing Election Based on ‘License Plates’
At a routine photo op, President Donald Trump blurted out a new and bizarre conspiracy rant about his loss in the 2020 presidential election that had something to do with “license plates.”
Trump announced on Tuesday that “It is my Great Honor to announce that I will be putting up two beautiful Flag Poles on both sides of the White House, North and South Lawns,” and made good on that announcement Wednesday morning with a flagpole-installing photo op.
The event was so routine that it wasn’t even on Trump’s official schedule, but it turned into a marathon of questions from the press, characteristically Trumpian moments like an impromptu immigration spot check and a feud with a CNN reporter, and lots of screen time for Real America’s Voice Chief White House Correspondent Brian Glenn.
It was Glenn who inadvertently touched off Trump’s election rant by asking a completely unrelated question about the $5 million Trump “Gold Card” and then waiting three minutes until he wandered onto the topic on his own.
The president dropped the new accusation in the middle of a rant about his evidence-free accusations about “autopen”:
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: And they were very upset. They wanted Bernie Sanders. And after about a week of this guy, they said, “wait a minute, we just hit gold. This guy has no clue. He’ll do anything we tell him.”.
And then they realized they don’t even have to get permission. They just go up to the autopen. That’s a subversion. That’s the takeover of our government. And you people ought to start looking at it. That’s takeover.
Not only did they cheat–.
I guess you saw it yesterday, came out, with China and the license plates.
Tens of thousands of cards. They used those cards to vote on the second election, my second, the one 2020.
Because as everybody here knows, I won that election by a lot.
But the only good thing I can say is this is a much more historic term than I think I could have had as a second term. This is a more historic election.
And now we’re gonna put up a beautiful flagpole and we’re going to put up a flag. And I hope you enjoy it. And let’s see how real people work. These are real people. You’re not real people, your job is too easy.
Trump’s claim rests on uncorroborated and unproven allegations by FBI Director Kash Patel that China planned to print fake driver’s licenses — but even Patel isn’t saying they succeeded in making the licenses, let alone that any were used to vote.
Watch above via the White House pool.”
