Trump Address to the Nation -- Declassifies Intelligence on Election Vulnerabilities, Demands Save America Act

Trump delivers a prime-time address to the nation from the White House, announcing the declassification and release of intelligence documents alleging: (1) China acquired 220 million US voter files starting in the 2020 election cycle; (2) intelligence agencies suppressed and covered up information about Chinese election meddling; (3) electronic voting machines and ballot counting systems are vulnerable to foreign hacking; (4) a Michigan voter registration operation investigated by FBI in 2020 was slow-walked and killed by the Biden DOJ; and (5) DHS identified 278,000 non-citizens registered to vote. He calls on Congress to pass the Save America Act requiring photo voter ID, proof of citizenship, and elimination of mail-in ballots except for military/disabled. Major news networks NBC and ABC pre-announced they would not carry the speech live.