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Good Tuesday morning.
Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today:
8:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time
2:00 PM THE PRESIDENT delivers Remarks in Corpus Christi, Texas
6:00 PM THE PRESIDENT delivers Remarks in Lubbock, Texas
Two minutes of hate:
President Trump announced Monday that he would offer a $1 million reward for information about voter fraud that leads to an arrest and conviction, including fraud involving past elections or the upcoming 2026 midterms. Trump made the announcement on Truth Social later confirming the offer to reporters. He also denounced Brazil’s presidential election as “another rigged election,” questioning the legitimacy of leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s victory over conservative Flavio Bolsonaro by more than 4 million votes. Trump cited a two-hour extension of voting as suspicious, describing the election as corrupt. I wrote about Brazil’s suspicious election yesterday.
The announcement follows the Justice Department efforts to combat election fraud, particularly illegal voting by noncitizens. On Monday, the DOJ announced charges against 48 noncitizens for election-related crimes, following 16 additional cases disclosed earlier in October.
Will $1 million and aggressive prosecution be enough to stop voter fraud? At the very least it might disincentivize some fraud. The real problem isn’t your garden variety ballot stuffing. It’s systemic, as the progressives say. States like California, currently being sued by the feds because they won’t remove illegal voters from their voter rolls, don’t verify voter eligibility. They don’t ask voters if they are eligible when they register to vote and recently admitted they have no way of verifying the legal status of people on the voter rolls. California isn’t breaking the law because they created the state law to facilitate fraud.
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