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Donald Trump has publicly stated that the 2020 election results were "fake" and "rigged.

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Analysis

The claim that Donald Trump has publicly stated that the 2020 election results were "fake" and "rigged" is supported by various sources, despite their questionable reliability. Trump's rhetoric surrounding the election has consistently included terms like "fake" and "rigged," particularly in the aftermath of the election. For instance, he has referred to the election as a "Fake Election" and has claimed that the results should be overturned, which aligns with the assertion in the claim. While the sources analyzed are not considered trusted, they provide a consistent narrative of Trump's statements and actions regarding the election results. The framing of these sources often reflects a partisan bias, but they collectively illustrate Trump's persistent denial of the legitimacy of the election outcome. Thus, the claim is substantiated by Trump's own words and actions, despite the lack of credibility of the sources.

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