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Trump says he'll accept 2024 election results 'if fair'

20 August

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Former United States President Donald Trump spoke with CBS News, saying he would accept the results of the 2024 election if it is "fair and free."

He emphasized that fairness means votes are "properly counted" without cheating, rule changes, or dropped ballots, comparing his commitment to honor the results to his belief in fairness. Trump also warned that if he loses, the country could face a crisis like the 1929 economic crash.

He also reassured that he is not suffering from PTSD after an assassination attempt, stating, "God has a reason for doing things."

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