Trump Says Administration Will Release “Truckloads” of Evidence on “Rigged” 2020 Election

President Donald Trump said his administration is preparing to release large volumes of evidence he claims will prove the 2020 election was rigged and alleged mail-in ballot manipulation in California.

By yourNEWS Media Newsroom

President Donald Trump said over the weekend that his administration is preparing to release what he described as “truckloads” of evidence showing the 2020 presidential election was rigged, remarks that immediately reverberated across political circles.

Speaking publicly, Trump said Republicans possess extensive documentation supporting claims of widespread voter fraud in the election he lost, adding that the material will soon be made public.

“They’re professionals at cheating because we won in 2016 by a lot,” Trump said. “The election was rigged in 2020. We have all the ammunition, all the stuff, and you’ll see it come out. It’s coming out in truckloads.”

Trump also accused California officials, including Gov. Gavin Newsom, of manipulating elections through universal mail-in voting. He claimed the state’s system lacks transparency and accountability.

“California more than any other place is so rigged. It’s such a rigged election,” Trump said. “If the vote in California was legitimate, which it’s not, they have 38 million ballots. Everything is mail-in voting. They mail out 38 million ballots, and they come in. Where the hell did they go, and where did they come from?”

Video of Trump’s remarks circulated widely on social media, including a post shared by Wall Street Apes, which amplified the former president’s comments and drew millions of views.

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Trump did not specify a timeline for the release of the evidence or identify the agencies involved in compiling the material, but he said the disclosures would directly implicate Democratic officials and challenge the legitimacy of the 2020 results.

The remarks come as Trump continues to frame election integrity as a central issue of his presidency, signaling that further disclosures and political fallout may follow once the promised materials are released.