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Watch: Trump Reveals 'Shocking' Election Vulnerabilities Including 278,000 Fraudulent Voters
Watch: Trump Reveals 'Shocking' Election Vulnerabilities Including 278,000 Fraudulent Voters
Update (2110ET): Trump has released several major election-related findings:
Mass declassification event - The White House just released previously classified Intelligence Community assessments and reports on election infrastructure spanning January 2020 through June 2026.
Adversary capability finding - A quoted IC assessment states Russia, China, Iran, North Korea "at a minimum," plus non-state groups, have the capability to compromise U.S. election infrastructure.
Weakest-link identification - Centralized data repositories (voter registration databases, pollbooks, official election websites) are assessed as the systems most vulnerable to exploitation and disruption.
Venezuela proof-of-concept -...
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