Watching this 2020 debate clip is fascinating in hindsight. From the rigged election to January 6th, it was all planned well in advance.
Chris Wallace seeds the narrative that we wouldn’t know the 2020 Election results until weeks later, then even suggests there may be “civil unrest” among Trump supporters. How did he know?
Trump then says the Democrats are going to cheat with mail-in ballots and Biden assures everyone they are safe and secure.
Biden would go on to receive a laughably ridiculous 81 million votes and the rest is history.
They rigged the election, they rigged January 6th, and they told you about it before it even happened.
Watching this 2020 debate clip is fascinating in hindsight. From the rigged election to January 6th, it was all planned well in advance.
Chris Wallace seeds the narrative that we wouldn’t know the 2020 Election results until weeks later, then even suggests there may be “civil unrest” among Trump supporters. How did he know?
Trump then says the Democrats are going to cheat with mail-in ballots and Biden assures everyone they are safe and secure.
Biden would go on to receive a laughably ridiculous 81 million votes and the rest is history.
They rigged the election, they rigged January 6th, and they told you about it before it even happened.
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