The former president continued to claim the 2020 presidential election was stolen and called for an end to mail-in ballots.
on Saturday and suggested he couldn't talk about"cheating" in elections on the network.
Trump reiterated unfounded claims that the 2020 presidential election had been stolen from him and also briefly jabbed at Fox News, which recently reached a $785.7 million settlement with voting machine company Dominion, which had accused the network of defamation.parted ways with longtime host Tucker CarlsonBannon served as White House chief strategist for the first seven months of Trump's term.
Bannon asked Trump if he ever thought the U.S. would get to the situation he was describing with the former president claiming the country was now experiencing"Marxism or Communism." "What's going on is sick," Trump said."And what they do is they're unbelievable at cheating on elections. With you, I don't have to worry about saying that because, you know, if you say that on
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