In a recent rally, former President Donald Trump expressed strong sentiments regarding the 2020 election results, claiming he received more votes than any sitting president in U.S. history, yet was still declared the loser. He emphasized his belief that many voters were reluctant to disclose their choices during exit polls, suggesting that nearly half of them refused to answer the question about whom they voted for. Trump interpreted this silence as a sign of support for him, arguing that the polling data was misleading.

Trump also criticized the media's portrayal of his electoral performance, particularly targeting networks like ABC and NBC, which he accused of bias. He recounted a personal anecdote about feeling unexpectedly calm on election night, despite being told by political analysts that he was losing. However, he later received a call from a political consultant who assured him he had won, citing the unusual number of voters who declined to reveal their choices.

The former president shifted focus to current issues, particularly immigration, asserting that the U.S. is facing an \"invasion\" at the southern border. He claimed that the Biden administration's policies have led to a significant increase in illegal immigration, which he argued is detrimental to American communities. Trump highlighted specific instances of crime associated with recent immigrants, alleging that the influx has overwhelmed local resources and led to increased violence.

Trump concluded by reiterating his commitment to addressing border security if re-elected, promising to initiate a large-scale deportation operation. He framed the current administration's approach to immigration as a failure, vowing to restore what he described as a secure and respected America.