Trump Plans Primetime National Address With CIA Director Ratcliffe and Acting DNI Pulte to Reveal Declassified 2020 Election Intelligence
President Trump announced on Truth Social that he will deliver a Speech to the Nation on Thursday at 9 p.m. Eastern
Trump's Thursday address functions less as intelligence disclosure than as a vehicle for relitigating a 2020 defeat courts, audits, and his own first-term Justice Department already closed. Pairing Ratcliffe with Pulte, newly authorized to declassify 2020-related files after Gabbard's resignation, wraps institutional credibility around claims the intelligence community's 2021 assessment does not support, timed months ahead of midterms that decide congressional control and positioning the speech as groundwork for contesting unfavorable results rather than a standalone security warning. Reuters supplies the sole primary confirmation; YourNews, Mediaite, and MS NOW converge on the same administration account without independent sourcing, yielding broad but shallow corroboration. Documented machine vulnerabilities flagged by career election-security officials, separate from any fraud narrative, give the address a genuine remediation rationale alongside its political framing, though Gabbard's own unreleased voting-machine report leaves that record incomplete.
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Reuters - Trump to Deliver National Address on Declassified 2020 Election Intelligence and Voting Machine Security -
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