.@AGToddBlanche this afternoon to @FoxNews on the litigation in Alaska: “This is a situation where everybody agrees…
.@AGToddBlanche this afternoon to @FoxNews on the litigation in Alaska: “This is a situation where everybody agrees that there is a fraud on the ballot. Everybody agrees that there is a man running that doesn’t want to run, that doesn’t expect to be a senator — that is only running to confuse Alaskan voters. And so, that’s why the Department of Justice has been fighting tooth and nail to stop this process, and we’re not going to stop the fight even after today.”
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The video says (transcribed automatically):
What I will absolutely confirm is that this is an extraordinarily difficult and sad situation. We have been talking about this for months. President Trump has been talking about this for months. And until the New York Times wrote the story, I guess about a week ago, nobody in the national media seemed to care. But this is a situation where everybody agrees that there is a fraud on the ballot. Everybody agrees that there is a man running that doesn't want to run, that doesn't expect to be a senator. That is only running to confuse Alaskan voters. to be senator, that is only running to confuse Alaskan voters. And so that's why the Department of Justice has been fighting tooth and nail to stop this process. And we're not going to stop the fight even after today.
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Analyzed 2026-11-03 21:40 UTC.
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“there is a fraud on the ballot”
“there is a man running that doesn’t want to run, that doesn’t expect to be a senator — that is only running to confuse Alaskan voters”
“the Department of Justice has been fighting tooth and nail to stop this process”
“there is a man running that doesn't want to run, that doesn't expect to be a senator. That is only running to confuse Alaskan voters.”
“until the New York Times wrote the story, I guess about a week ago, nobody in the national media seemed to care” (in the post's video)
“President Trump has been talking about this for months.” (in the post's video)
“We have been talking about this for months.” (in the post's video)
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.@AGToddBlanche this afternoon to @FoxNews on the litigation in Alaska: “This is a situation where everybody agrees that there is a fraud on the ballot. Everybody agrees that there is a man running that doesn’t want to run, that doesn’t expect to be a senator — that is only running to confuse Alaskan voters. And so, that’s why the Department of Justice has been fighting tooth and nail to stop this process, and we’re not going to stop the fight even after today.”
What I will absolutely confirm is that this is an extraordinarily difficult and sad situation. We have been talking about this for months. President Trump has been talking about this for months. And until the New York Times wrote the story, I guess about a week ago, nobody in the national media seemed to care. But this is a situation where everybody agrees that there is a fraud on the ballot. Everybody agrees that there is a man running that doesn't want to run, that doesn't expect to be a senator. That is only running to confuse Alaskan voters. to be senator, that is only running to confuse Alaskan voters. And so that's why the Department of Justice has been fighting tooth and nail to stop this process. And we're not going to stop the fight even after today.
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