Trump, Heeding His Lawyers’ Advice, Cancels News Conference About Georgia Election Results

President Trump is also accusing the House January 6 Committee of destroying evidence, a question that could prove relevant in his legal defense to federal charges.

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President Trump during a rally at Council Bluffs, Iowa, July 7, 2023. AP/Charlie Riedel

President Trump has canceled the planned press conference he had said would present “Irrefutable” evidence of voter fraud in Georgia and result in his “complete EXONERATION” from accusations of meddling with the election results, saying he will instead present the evidence in court.

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