Trump FINALLY Admits He Didn't Win The 2020 Election

During a recent appearance on Fox News, former President Donald Trump admitted for the first time that he didn't win the 2020 election, a statement that could seriously impact any legal challenges he could launch following ballot audits. Most of us already understood that Trump lost and wasn't the victim of massive voter fraud, but this admission is sure to leave his diehard fans feeling depressed. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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Last week during an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox news, Donald Trump did the unthinkable, did something none of us ever expected him to do.

He admitted that he didn't win

The 20, 20 presidential election. Here's what Trump said.

We got them by surprise in 16. And in 20, we did much better than

We did in 16, shockingly, we were supposed to win easily

At 64 million votes and we got 75 million votes.

We didn't win, but let's

See what happens on that. The whole thing was shocking. We didn't win.

So the rest

Of your sentence, let's see what happens on that is already moot because you admitted you didn't win. So this isn't just a big revelation for Donald Trump to finally admit publicly, I, we didn't win the election, but what it does is it shows us

That all of these ballot audits, you know, all of these

Republican voting laws that are meant to keep people from the polls, it's

All bull crap. It's all bull crap. He knows he didn't win, but this

Is performative theater for low-information Trump's supporters. And I hope that they paid attention to that Sean Hannity interview. And I hope they picked up on that phrase. We didn't win because that is the first time this man has publicly admitted that.

And by the way, just so we're all clear

Here. This has bigger ramifications than just showing that all of these things that we knew were fraudulent or fraudulent, it can also be used against him in a court of law. Sure. He wasn't under oath when he said it.

But if any of these ballot audits were to show right that, oh, maybe there was some shenanigans here. And

I think if they show that it's cause somebody doctored this stuff

Up. So let's suppose for a moment, Trump were to come out and try to watch another lawsuit, exhibit a, going to be the lawyers against Donald Trump playing that clip. We didn't win. We didn't win. We didn't win. They're going to play that over and over and over again, to show that any

Lawsuit brought by the precedent is totally fraudulent. Let's also not forget one other fact.

You have multiple people

Right now facing massive lawsuits over their alleged claims of voter fraud, defamation lawsuits for people like Mike Lindell,

Sidney Powell. I guarantee you,

The lawyers for those voting companies have that clip as well. And they should because these individuals claim, they were doing this for Donald Trump, but well, Trump admits publicly they didn't win. That means all of their claims were known really false and they just lost their defamation suits.