Trump demands winner declared on Election Day, signals possible legal action if results not known
President Trump suggested over the weekend that his campaign could challenge the results of the upcoming presidential election. The comments came as he held five rallies in five states on Sunday, ahead of five more events in four states on Monday. Ben Tracy reports.
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