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President Donald Trump said he will deliver a prime-time address to the nation at 9 p.m. Eastern on Thursday, after announcing the speech in a Truth Social post that gave no topic. Trump later told reporters the address would focus on “free and fair elections” and voting machines, calling it “really, really big news.” Senior administration officials said he is preparing to discuss voting-machine security, alleged foreign influence in U.S. elections, and declassified intelligence documents related to those subjects.

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Trump’s address recycled debunked or unsupported claims about election fraud, voting machines, and the 2020 result. The documents, fact-checks, and expert assessments did not prove the sweeping conspiracy he suggested.

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