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Trump abruptly ended a "Meet the Press" interview after the host challenged his baseless claims of California voting fraud. Trump blamed rain for his mood despite the interview being indoors.
Trump abruptly ended a "Meet the Press" interview after the host challenged his baseless claims about California voting fraud. Trump blamed rain for his mood, even though the interview was conducted indoors. The pretext doesn't match the reality of what happened.
This is a familiar pattern: Trump makes a false claim, gets pushed back, and exits rather than engaging. The excuse about rain is irrelevant and seems designed to make the moment look ordinary. But the substance is that Trump won't tolerate real-time fact-checking on claims he's made, which limits the kinds of interviews he'll do and the questions he'll answer.
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