Trump falsely insisted that he won Wisconsin in 2020 and other locations, and refused to commit to accepting the results of this year's vote. 'If everything's honest, I'll gladly accept the results. I don't change on that. If it's not, you have to fight for the right of the country,' the former president said.
The comments by Trump serve as an indication that Americans should brace for a potentially rocky election aftermath, especially if Trump loses to Biden in November. Trump's past behavior post-defeat in 2020, including attempts to prevent Biden from assuming power and the Capitol attack, hints at possible future challenges.
Today, Trump resumes his trial in Manhattan with testimony from Keith Davidson, a key figure in the Stormy Daniels scandal. Biden pays respects to fallen law enforcement officers in North Carolina and discusses economic policies in Wilmington later in the day.
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