Trump first hinted that he will step down from office

“I’ll do it and you know it,” the president said when asked if he will leave the White House if Biden is declared the winner on D 14 by the Electoral College. However, he insisted that there was a fraud and that he won.

US President Donald Trump has hinted, for the first time, that he will leave his position if the Electoral College votes for Democrat Joe Biden, although he has kept his theory that there has been fraud in the electoral process. November 3.

As reported by the US media, Trump made these insinuations during an appearance this Thursday 26-N with reporters on the occasion of the Thanksgiving celebration.

“Of course I will and you know it,” Trump said when one of the reporters asked him if he will leave the White House if Biden is declared the winner on Dec. 14 by the Electoral College, according to local media.

“I will do it and you know it,” the president added, before specifying that it will be “something very difficult to admit because we know there has been mass fraud” in the presidential elections.

However, the US president insisted that if Biden is declared the winner of the election, this will become “a mistake” on the part of the constituency, which is what the new president must proclaim outside the polls.

In fact, after this apparition, the first since the elections in which he answered journalists’ questions directly, Trump posted a new message on his twitter account in which he criticized the interpretation that was made of these words.

“I held a lengthy press conference today after wishing the military a Happy Thanksgiving, and I realized once again that the fake news media are coordinating so that the real message of such a conference never gets out. The main point that has been made is that the 2020 election was DONE and I WON! “Trump stressed.

Although the president has taken some steps to further the presidential transition process to cede his position to Biden next January, he continues without acknowledging the Democrat’s victory and maintains a judicial impulse against the electoral recount.