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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 15 MIN

Trump knows he’s going to lose in November, so he’s rigging the system instead

from Hope For America with Heather Delaney Reese · host Heather Delaney Reese

At 3 p.m. this afternoon, Donald Trump was already seated in his high-backed leather chair in the Oval Office as the cameras focused in. The event was supposed to be about his new $700 million "clean coal" plan. Instead, he spent much of the afternoon insulting his fellow Americans and, in the process, explained how he intends to interfere with the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections. He may have revealed one of the greatest threats facing American democracy over the next five months.Based on the events of 6-4-2026The Breakdown:Trump appeared to fall asleep repeatedly during the event, his face noticeably swollen, his eyes heavy and deeply baggedHe called Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner "a basket case" and compared Texas Senate candidate James Talarico to "Alfred E. Newman"He said Iran's Supreme Leader has "a very good reputation actually" and would be "honored" to meet himA coordinated push across the day on Truth Social and at the event: claims that California is "stealing the Vote" and that we have "the Most Dishonest Elections of any Country, anywhere in the World"The contradiction at the heart of it: if we have the most dishonest elections on earth, how did Trump win twice?"Rigged" has only ever meant one thing to Donald Trump: Trump lostThe SAVE America Act package: photo ID, proof of citizenship, mail-in ballot restrictions, with unrelated transgender provisions bolted onWhy the manufactured crisis and the pre-packaged solution arrived on the same dayBuried in a tangent about Bill Pulte: Pulte "may find out some things about the rigged elections, etc., etc."Trump named Pulte acting Director of National Intelligence, in charge of the entire U.S. intelligence communityAsked about Pulte's qualifications, Trump answered, "Well, I do, and I think he does actually because he's smart"Trump emphasized twice that Pulte would serve "in an acting capacity" through NovemberHow an acting director sidesteps Senate confirmationPulte's track record at the Federal Housing Finance Agency: criminal referrals against Letitia James, Eric Swalwell, Adam Schiff, Fani Willis, and Fed Governor Lisa CookWhy an intelligence chief can manufacture documents, surface unverified reports, and selectively declassify to call an election into questionSenator Mark Warner: Trump is making a "Nixonian effort" to make sure he doesn't get "another beating in 2026"Warner on Pulte: "Think about if you got the keys to all of the intelligence agencies"Why a person builds the machine to reject a loss before a single vote is counted: because they already know they are going to loseThe SAVE America Act failed in the Senate today 48 to 50, with Collins, Murkowski, McConnell, and Tillis breaking from Trump againThe Kennedy Center began ordering staff to remove Trump's name from the building less than a week after a federal judge ruled it had been added illegallyThe machine Trump keeps building to stay in power is real, and we have to see it clearly for what it is. But we also need to remember that the man building it is far weaker than he wants us to believe. They count on our exhaustion. They count on us looking away. They count on us believing that because the outrage is constant, it somehow matters less. But it doesn't.This commentary represents my personal opinions and analysis of matters of public concern, informed by publicly available information. Any references to individuals constitute opinion and commentary protected under the First Amendment.

At 3 p.m. this afternoon, Donald Trump was already seated in his high-backed leather chair in the Oval Office as the cameras focused in. The event was supposed to be about his new $700 million "clean coal" plan. Instead, he spent much of the afternoon insulting his fellow Americans and, in the process, explained how he intends to interfere with the outcome of the upcoming midterm elections. He may have revealed one of the greatest threats facing American democracy over the next five months. B...

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