President Donald Trump is set to deliver a prime-time speech to the nation on Thursday, focusing on safeguarding the integrity of US elections. The White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, has urged Americans to listen to the President’s remarks before forming opinions, assuring that the speech will be based on “facts” and “evidence.”
Leavitt announced that Trump will speak at 9 p.m. Eastern time on the importance of election integrity and encouraged all Americans to tune in. She refrained from divulging specific details of the address, dismissing premature media reports about its content.
Emphasizing the nonpartisan nature of election security, Leavitt stated that ensuring safe and secure elections is crucial for the nation, transcending political affiliations. She defended Trump’s stance on questioning past elections, criticizing the media for disregarding the concerns shared by his supporters.
Leavitt assured that the President’s statements would be supported by factual evidence to be presented during the speech. When questioned about the absence of criminal charges despite the evidence, she explained that Trump had not yet disclosed or declassified the relevant information.
Defending the administration’s focus on election issues, Leavitt highlighted Trump’s ability to address multiple priorities simultaneously, including economic, foreign policy, and domestic matters. Trump has consistently emphasized the importance of election security as a key legislative agenda.
