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Trump Predicts 'The End Of America' With Crazy New Conspiracy Theory

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Donald Trump has settled on a new conspiracy theory that he's going to push this year, and it claims that Democrats are welcoming migrants across the southern border so that they can use them to steal the 2024 election (though Trump had a typo and said they were trying to steal the "2020 election.") He went as far as to predict that this would mean the "end of America", even though what he's talking about isn't even happening. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains why Trump is pushing this new conspiracy.

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In several posts on truth social, this week, Donald Trump tried out a new conspiracy theory, uh, most recently Thursday morning. So even just yesterday, Donald Trump is pushing out this new conspiracy theory and this new conspiracy is that the Democrats specifically, obviously the Biden administration, because of course they're allowing tens of thousands, millions of people to come across the southern border because their register and the Democrats are all those people to vote. Here is what Trump put out Thursday morning, the invasion through our southern border is for purposes of voting in the 2020 election. In the 2020 election. He said it's a typo. He meant to say 2024, unless, now I'll finish this statement in a minute, but unless, what if Donald Trump is trying to imply that the Democrats have a time machine? Eh, lemme think about this because let's not forget, Trump already claimed at one point that President Biden was gonna get us involved in World War ii.

And I said at the time, he could only do that if he had a time machine. But now Trump is saying that immigrants are coming across our border today so that they can vote in 2020. So Biden is just going crazy with whatever time machine he has developed. And uh, you know, I think that's, that's a little crazy. Either that or it's a typo. You know, who knows with Donald Trump? Maybe he thinks President Biden has a time machine, we'll have to wait and see. But anyway, Trump continued. They're signing people up, would be the end of America. Maga he says in all caps. He also then said, get smart Republicans. Okay, well, you could beg 'em to be smart all day long. That's not gonna change. The IQ of the Republican party being smart is something that waived. Bye-Bye to the Republican party many years ago, and it's not ever going to come back.

So you can beg 'em all you want. They will never be the party of smart. But here's what's happening. This is a two-pronged attack from Donald Trump. Obviously, first and foremost, it's meant to get voters ready to the fact that he is going to lose the 2024 election, but it's not his fault when he loses. So as per usual Trump's play in the long game, he's laying the foundation to claim massive voter fraud in 2024 because all those illegals coming across that southern border as part of the invasion as he calls it, because the Democrats are registering all these people to vote. Now, think about that claim for a minute though. Obviously this is not happening. He has no evidence to back it up, nor did he provide any evidence to back it up. But we're talking about people coming across the southern border where one, mostly either red or purple states that kinda lean a little red, you know, that still have Republicans in high offices, some of them completely controlled by Republicans like Texas. So don't you think Donald and, and Trump supporters out there, here, here's how you can tell this is not true. Don't you think

In these Republican states where all these people are coming in, don't you think that they would notice suddenly, you know, a hundred thousand people, 200,000 people being added to the voter rolls every week with names that sound not like white people? Don't you think a Republican would be like, Hey, wait a minute, this ain't right. I can't even pronounce this. Yeah, but they're not doing that, are they? No, they're not, because this is not happening. But like I said, Trump sent this out multiple different times all throughout the week.

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