Speaker 1: The media post that you
took down earlier today.
The White House says that a staffer sent it.
Who sent it? Are you going to [OVERLAPPING].
Donald J. Trump: No. I looked at it,
I saw it, and I just looked at the first part.
It was about voter fraud in some place.
Georgia. There was a lot of voter fraud,
2020 voter fraud, and I didn't see the whole thing.
I guess during the end of it,
there was some picture that people don't like.
I wouldn't like it either, but I didn't see it.
I looked at the first part
and it was really about voter fraud,
and the machines, how crooked it is,
how disgusting it is.
Then I gave it to the people
to generally they look at the whole thing,
but I guess somebody didn't.
They posted and we took it down and we did it.
But that was a voter fraud that nobody talks about.
They don't like to talk about that post.
We took it down as soon as we found out about it.
Speaker 2: Mr. president, a number
of Republicans are calling
on you to apologize for that post.
Is that something you're going to do?
Donald J. Trump: No, I didn't make a mistake.
If you give, I look at a lot of thousands of things,
and I looked at the beginning of it. It was fine.
They had that one post,
and I guess it was a takeoff.
By the way, a lot of people covered,
if you look at where it came from,
I guess it was a takeoff on The Lion King,
and certainly it was
a very strong post in terms of voter fraud.
Nobody knew that that was at the end.
If they would have looked, they would have seen it,
and probably they would have
had the sense to take it down.
But that was a takeoff on The Lion King.