Former President Trump delivered a White House address reiterating unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud and alleged Chinese interference in US elections. He warned of another "stolen election" ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, urging voting restrictions despite opposition within his own party. Trump claimed China illicitly obtained 220 million US voter files and that over 250,000 non-citizens were registered to vote, assertions lacking concrete evidence. He also criticized news networks for not airing his speech live, accusing them of complicity in election rigging. These claims echo those made after his 2020 defeat, which have been consistently debunked by recounts, audits, and legal rulings – over sixty lawsuits failed to prove election fraud. Election law experts describe the address as a repetition of previously discredited arguments, raising concerns about potential attempts to discredit the midterms.