"They tried to rig the election, and they got caught. And there should be very severe consequences for that," Trump told reporters on July 22, referring to the 2016 presidential election. A representative for Obama called the accusations "bizarre" and "a weak attempt at distraction."
"So Trump says, 'We're gonna release the files, we're gonna release the files, we're gonna release the files,' Buttigieg said, referring to files from the Epstein investigation. 'Then he says, 'We're not gonna release the files.'"
""And people are mad, including MAGA, saying, 'Wait a minute, you said you were going to release this information and you're not.' And what does he do? He's like, 'Uuhhhh, we're gonna arrest Obama!'" The hosts laughed, and then Buttigieg summed up what he believes Trump is trying to do with a quippy phrase."
Donald Trump posted a fake AI-generated video on social media showing former President Barack Obama being arrested. He also accused others of trying to rig the 2016 election and called for severe consequences. An Obama representative characterized those accusations as "bizarre" and "a weak attempt at distraction." Trump had promised to release files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and then declined, prompting anger among his base, including MAGA supporters. The shift toward provocative content and allegations functions to divert attention from the Epstein documents controversy and related accountability questions.
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