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Published 10:56 11 Aug 2026 GMT
A man has asked an AI model for 'evidence' of Donald Trump's claims that the 2020 election was rigged.
And its answer? It may surprise you.
One thing that Donald Trump has always stood by is his belief that the 2020 US Presidential election between himself and Joe Biden was rigged.
Biden ultimately won the election and Republican anger over the loss led to the controversial January 6th insurrection of the Capitol in Washington DC in which five people died and 1,424 people were charged with federal crimes.
YouTube user I Ask AI fed a question into the Claude AI platform - asking it to list all the main evidence in place that the 2020 US election was rigged.
Trump himself has said many times that there is 'evidence' to suggest that the results of the election were faked, even telling US programme Meet The Press that there was 'more evidence than ever presented' to back up his claims.
The AI chatbot answers almost straight away, saying 'there is no credible evidence the 2020 election was stolen.'
It goes on to state: "The claims [of it being rigged] were rejected by courts, Republican election officials, Trump's own DOJ [Department of Justice] and recounts."
The AI bot also brings up the fact that roughly 60 lawsuits filed against the election results in 2020 all failed.
But perhaps the most interesting part of the video comes near the end, when the user asks the AI platform why Trump continues to insist the 2020 election was rigged when all the evidence points the other way.
The bot says that, especially when being interviewed by skilled journalists, Trump has 'never once been cornered [into conceding] "you're right."'
It explains that Trump 'never engages [with the evidence] item by item.'
"You can't fact-check a feeling," it goes on to state.
"He's moved the conversation on from verifiable claims to vibes and vibes don't have citations."
In fact, the AI goes on to say that Trump 'attacks the source [of the evidence]' in his arguments.
"Every authority you cite as having debunked him gets reclassified as part of the thing that was rigged," it reveals.
"The debunking [therefore] becomes part of the conspiracy."
Finally, it comes to the conclusion that Trump attacks any evidence or rebuttals against his claims of the rigged election as "unfalsifiable by design."
