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By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
President Donald Trump said his administration will pay $1 million to anyone who reports voter fraud in United States elections that results in an arrest or conviction ‒ his latest dangling of government money before the midterms.
Trump announced the offer in an Oct. 26 post on Truth Social before discussing it with reporters en route to a Mississippi rally.
0:03 – Cindy Hyde-Smith election support
0:33 – Brazil elections looked ‘rigged’
1:08 – Election voter fraud and $1M reward if reports lead to convictions
1:40 – Israel Elections and Netanyahu endorsement, more on Brazil elections
2:28 – Trump on Obama’s White House renovations Cheesecake Factory joke
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