SEARCH
The White House’s claims about voter fraud don’t add up
The Washington Post
2017-01-25
Views
11
Description
Share / Embed
Download This Video
Report
The Post’s Michelle Ye Hee Lee explains why White House press secretary Sean Spicer’s claims on Jan. 24 about voter fraud in the presidential election don’t add up.
Show more
Share This Video
facebook
google
twitter
linkedin
email
Video Link
Embed Video
<iframe width="600" height="350" src="https://dailytv.net//embed/x59keqf" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Preview Player
Download
Report form
Reason
Your Email address
Submit
RELATED VIDEOS
02:21
Breaking down Trump’s voter fraud claims
03:26
Trump's claims of a 'rigged' election just don't hold up. Here's why.
02:32
Fact Check: President Trump's claims about the stock market
02:44
President Trump's top 5 misleading claims, so far
06:24
President Trump topped 1,000 false or misleading claims. Here they are.
00:52
Jackson on voter IDs: 'There is not a crisis in voter fraud'
02:35
Amid fraud concerns, Trump voters want investigation before concession
02:16
Trump moves to start wall as voter fraud controversy continues
02:56
Spicer's briefing on immigration, voter fraud and federal agencies
01:48
House Majority Leader ducks questions on Trump's allegations of voter fraud in California
01:33
Rep. McCarthy avoids question about whether or not there was voter election fraud in CA
02:19
The Fix: Donald Trump's Election Day insinuations of voter fraud, explained
