Jasmine Crockett, speaking at a hearing on voter fraud, cites a Washington Post article reporting that Trump asked convention crowds to pledge they would vote, "otherwise cheat like hell." She says a real conversation about cheating in elections doesn't start with immigrants but "at the top," and accuses Trump of saying it after offering what she calls a bribe for votes.
The receipt
- Who
- Jasmine Crockett
- Where
- hearing - Republican-led House hearing on voter fraud (chaired by Jeff Van Drew)
- Original footage
- The Credible Record · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 40 seconds, unedited within the cut
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- 164 on Instagram
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that is from the Washington Post. The title of the article says, Trump, and this is on 9 -11, Trump asked convention crowds to pledge to him they will vote, otherwise cheat like hail. I'm sorry, but we do need to have a real conversation about cheating in elections, but it doesn't start with the immigrants. It may need to start at the top with the president who literally announced on national TV after he offered a bribe for votes. He then told people otherwise cheat like hill.
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