Trump claims China infiltrated 220 MILLION American voter files and points finger at the ‘deep state’ in dramatic primetime election fraud address

Donald Trump accused China of infiltrating 220 million American voter files in what he called the largest election interference scheme in history, in a controversial prime time address to the nation from the White House.

The president also accused Venezuela of being behind a campaign to influence the US election and claimed the “deep state” was part of a widespread cover-up in a speech that revived allegations of fraud in his 2020 defeat to Joe Biden.

Bringing up past elections again upset some Republicans before the speech. As Republicans approached the midterm elections, some complained that the President’s focus on the past would not help them build support for the future.

“The People’s Republic of China committed what is believed to be the largest election data breach in history, resulting in China’s illegal seizure of 220 million U.S. voter files,” the President said.

“This information includes names, addresses, telephone numbers, political party preferences and other sensitive data,” he added. Trump claimed that a ‘data exploitation unit’ was assigned to China to obtain data.

‘This data loss presents an unprecedented election security nightmare.’

No evidence of voting machine insecurity or fraud was identified in the 2020 election. Trump’s claims have come under intense scrutiny; Some major broadcast networks, such as ABC and NBC, refused to air his remarks live.

“In a rare move, NBC and ABC fake news said they would not air this conversation,” Trump said. ‘They know how corrupt our system is and… They and others in the media are part of a conspiracy.’

Trump claimed that a ‘data exploitation unit’ was assigned to China to obtain data. Shown above with Chinese President Xi Jinping in China in May.

Trump also accused former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro of conspiring to interfere in US elections

A. March 2021 US intelligence report He evaluated that China made no effort to intervene. It was also concluded that Beijing considered influence operations over the 2020 elections but did not implement them.

Trump claimed China wanted him to lose the 2020 election. “I was smart with them, demanding billions of dollars worth of tariffs,” Trump said of his first term.

He also announced that hundreds of previously secret files related to the US elections would be released.

Referring to newly declassified files, Trump said some of the documents revealed that ‘deep state members’ were working to ‘actively suppress and downplay information about the size of China’s ill-fated election rally’.

Referring to another newly released CIA report, Trump said Nicolas Maduro’s regime has developed methods to digitally manipulate vote totals in a way that cannot be detected even by an audit, no matter how deep it goes.’

The 2021 report also claims that while former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro may have wanted to influence US public opinion against Trump during the 2020 election, he lacked the ability to do so.

The president has maintained for the better part of a decade that he won the 2020 election against Joe Biden.

Administration investigating circumstances of Trump’s 2020 loss; This included the seizure of election records in Georgia’s Fulton County, a hotly contested area around Atlanta.

The president’s new claims about the 2020 election have sent MAGA supporters into uproar over the alleged conspiracy against Republicans.

‘This may be the most important address in the Oval Office since the Cuban Missile Crisis,’ Ohio Republican Senator Bernie Moreno wrote to X. ‘The time for complacency towards China is over.’

Trump accuses China of accessing 220 million American voter files

United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was spotted in February after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a search warrant for the Fulton County Election Center and Operations Center.

Democrats, meanwhile, complained that the speech was a tireless rehashing of the Republican’s long-standing grievances and that his claims lacked evidence.

A significant portion of Republicans outside the White House believe the 2020 election was ‘stolen’.

According to a April Reuters pollNearly two in three Republicans (63 percent) agree that the 2020 contest was stolen from Trump through election fraud.

While one-fifth of independents (21 percent) agreed, only 9 percent of Democrats said the 2020 election was taken away from Trump.

The speech took place against the backdrop of the administration’s push to get the Senate to pass the RECOVER America Act.

If approved, the measure would implement election reforms such as requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register or update voter registration for federal elections.

It would also mandate the removal of non-citizens from voter rolls and force states to check federal databases to see if voters are allowed to vote.

The measure passed the House but stalled in the Senate, where it needed 60 votes, including support from a handful of Senate Democrats.

Critics say the bill creates barriers that prevent eligible voters from voting, while supporters argue the bill safeguards the election process.

The White House announced the address Monday but gave few details about what the special event would focus on.

The next day, the President quipped, ‘What we will talk about on Thursday cannot get bigger because you can’t have a country without free and fair elections.’

‘We will discuss other things, but this will be a huge announcement’

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday that the U.S.‘The safest and most secure elections in the history of the world must be held… and what the President speaks tonight will show you that perhaps that is not the case.’

Some publishers were concerned about the speech; ABC and NBC chose to broadcast these statements online rather than broadcast them on their own networks.