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President Donald Trump's White House Address: Urging Supreme Court to intervene in election results

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First published at 19:20 UTC on December 3rd, 2020.

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'It's statistically impossible that I lost': White House releases 46-minute address by Trump complaining about losing the election and pleading with the Supreme Court to OVERTURN Biden's victory. The president posted the 46-minute video calling the result 'the most important speech I've ever made'. It came a day after Attorney General said there was not enough evidence of fraud to overturn the result. He predicted what he was saying 'will be demeaned and disparaged' and called the election a 'total catastrophe'. Mr Trump said he didn't want a revote but wanted to 'overturn' election 'immediately' and urged Supreme Court to intervene.

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