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Trump Criticizes NBC's 'Meet the Press' During Interview on California Elections

During an interview on NBC's 'Meet the Press,' President Trump criticized the network and its host, Kristen Welker, over questions regarding California's election processes. He reiterated claims of election fraud without providing evidence, leading to a tense exchange that ended with Trump cutting the interview short. Afterward, he addressed his supporters at a rally, expressing frustration with the network.

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President Trump criticized NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’ on June 7, 2026, during an interview with host Kristen Welker, calling the show 'crooked' and ending the conversation prematurely. The discussion focused on California's vote-counting process, which Trump claimed was evidence of election fraud. Welker challenged Trump’s assertions, noting that he had not provided evidence for his claims regarding the 2020 election being rigged. Trump maintained that the slow counting of ballots in California was indicative of a 'rigged election.' The interview became tense, with Trump accusing Welker and NBC of lacking credibility. He ultimately ended the interview early, stating he had given enough time. Following the interview, Trump spoke at a rally in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, expressing his displeasure with NBC.

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