Donald Trump Is Very Suspicious of a Rigged Election

The transcript discusses the speaker's stance on accepting election results, highlighting concerns about deceased individuals voting and the media's role in the election process. The speaker reserves the right to contest the results if necessary.

What is the speaker's initial response to committing to accept the election results?

• They say they will decide at the appropriate time.

• They immediately agree to accept the results.

• They refuse to discuss the topic.

• They express full confidence in the election process.

What concern does the speaker raise about the election process?

• The election is happening too frequently.

• Deceased individuals are allegedly voting.

• The election is not covered by the media.

• The election is too expensive.

How does the speaker view the media's role in the election system?

• As an irrelevant factor.

• As a part of a rigged system.

• As a supportive entity.

• As a neutral observer.

What action does the speaker reserve the right to take regarding the election results?

• To ignore the results.

• To celebrate the results.

• To contest or legally challenge the results.

• To immediately accept the results.

Under what condition does the speaker plan to challenge the election results?

• If they win the election.

• If the results are questionable.

• If the results are announced late.

• If the results are favorable.