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Trump Continues to Push Conspiracy Theories
Despite contrary signals from even his own running mate, Trump persisted in promoting dubious conspiracy theories during the debate.
He brought up the baseless claim that Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, were allegedly eating local pets. Trump asserted, “In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs. They’re eating the cats. They’re eating the pets of people who live there.”
When ABC News moderator David Muir highlighted that city officials had refuted this claim, Trump maintained his stance, attributing it to “the people on television” and suggesting, “We’ll find out.”
As the debate shifted to the topic of crime, Trump insisted that crime rates were rising in the U.S. despite global trends. Muir countered this by citing recent FBI data showing a decline in crime over recent years. Trump dismissed this, claiming the FBI was corrupt and issuing “defrauding statements,” and labeled it “a fraud.”
Later in the debate, Trump criticized U.S. elections as “a mess” and alleged that Democrats were attempting to enable undocumented immigrants to vote.
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