During a campaign rally, President Donald Trump asked his supporters to raise their right hand and pledge loyalty to the "greatest president in US history." The crowd repeated Trump's words, and he then added that this person loves them so much that "can't even breathe." The supporters repeated the president's words again after each request.
In his speech, Trump apparently incited voters to cheat in the elections, saying: "Going out with my family, with my friends, I do it anyway - I don't care if I'm registered or not, I'm going to try to cheat like there's no tomorrow, like they do." The article suggests Trump was asking his followers to "blatantly cheat" in the midterm elections.
California Governor Gavin Newsom responded to Trump's speech saying that voters have a clear choice at the polls: "America or Trump." Newsom's statement was a direct reaction to the president's words during the event.
The incident occurred during a campaign for the midterm elections in the United States, generating controversy over Trump's statements regarding the integrity of the electoral process.
