During his nearly hour long appearance on Sunday Morning Futures
with Maria Bartiromo, President Donald Trump again presented his
case for massive voter fraud that resulted in the attempted theft
of the 2020 presidential election, and concluded with a message of
defiance and persistence.
When asked by Bartiromo whether the President believes he will
be able to prove the massive allegations of voter fraud in court,
President Trump responded that he is “going to use 125% of my
energy” in presenting his case to both the court system and the
American people in the coming days.
“I’m going to use 125% of my energy to do it, you need a
judge that’s willing to hear a case, you need a Supreme Court
that’s willing to make a real big decision,” said President
Trump, before adding that “It’s not like you’re going to
change my mind, in other words my mind will not change in six
months.”
TRUMP: I’m using “125% of my
energy” to prove voter fraud.“It’s not like you’re going to change my mind.” pic.twitter.com/cMQKfef41r
— National File (@NationalFile)
November 29, 2020
President Trump then warned that if the Republican Party decides
to abandon him during this Constitutional crisis, the party will
disenfranchise its voters and become a permanent victim of voter
fraud, spelling the end of the party’s existence at a national
level.
“The mail in vote is a disaster,” said President Trump.
“If Republicans allow this to happen, you’ll never have another
Republican elected in this country, at a Senate level or a
Presidential or at a House level.”
The president seemed to allude that the Republican Party owes
him for turning out the voters in key states that allowed the
Republican Party to retain control of the Senate, at least until
the January 5 election in Georgia, and gain seats in the House,
despite pundits predicting the party would lose both.
“One thing that did happen, very interesting, we won all the
State Houses. We won Congress, everything.” The President added,
“We were supposed to lose seats, we didn’t lose one seat and we
gained many.”
“I’m the only one. They say it’s statistically impossible.
I led the charge, we won State Houses, we won Congress, we won the
Senate. And I lost. They say it’s statistically impossible for
that to happen.”
