Will Hillary Clinton be investigated for electoral fraud? President Trump ‘I hope that’

Speaking with reporters on Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump expressed that he hoped former President’s rival Hillary Clinton would finally be investigated for electoral fraud.

Shortly before leaving for New Jersey, Trump was asked by a reporter, “Will Hillary Clinton finally be investigated for electoral fraud?”

Trump replied, “I hope, I hope I don’t know whether this will happen or not, but I hope it will happen.”

During his brief exchange with reporters outside the White House, Trump repeatedly criticized the bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Erica McAiantarfer, which he recently removed. The President added his recent decision to firing MCENTARFER, which he accused of proving jobs wrong, for efforts to run the previous elections against him.

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He said, “You will have honest reports and when you look at those numbers or when you see just before the election and then after the election, he fixed it with 8 or 900,000 jobs,” he said.

“Why should someone rely on? You go back to election day. See what happened 2 or 3 days ago with a large number of wonderful jobs, trying to be elected or trying to elected him, whoever was running hell, trying to get it because you go back and they came out with numbers that were very favorable for Kamala,” he went away. “And then on or after 15 November or after, he added 8 or 900,000 overstatement decrease just after the election.”

Addressing a reporter directly, Trump said, “It didn’t work because, you know who won, John? I won.”

Trump’s comments about Clinton returned all the way during their first presidential campaign, during which he warned that if he had been the President, he would get his Attorney General to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate his behavior. In the 2016 debate, Trump kicked Clinton famous if he was the President: “You will be in jail.”

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As the President, however, Trump did not go to prosecute Clinton, who served as the state secretary of former President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2013.

In this July, Tulsi Gabbard, director of National Intelligence, issued evidence that he said that the Obama administration promoted a “story”, which Russia intervened to the 2016 election.

“There is irrefutable evidence that President Obama and his national security team directed the construction of an intelligence community to know that they knew they were lies.” “They knew that it would promote this contradictory story that Russia intervened to help President Trump win in the 2016 election, selling it to American people as it was true. It was not.”

“We have referred to and will continue to refer to all these documents to the Department of Justice and FBI, so that its criminal implications can be investigated for evidence.” “The evidence we have found, and what we have released, directly point to the President Obama to lead the creation of this intelligence evaluation. There are many pieces of evidence and intelligence that confirm this fact.”

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In an interview in July, Trump described Rousgate’s allegations against Obama and his administration members as “serious treason”.

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Trump claimed Gabbard’s findings, “What he has done is very bad for this country. And it actually started in the 2016 election.” “And there is a difference when you know it – and when you know it, and it all has been written for you. I mean it is all there. It is there. Order, Memo, whole thing. It is there.”

Diana Stassey and Hannah Panrek of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.