Fox News distanced itself from Donald Trump's election claims on Thursday, informing audiences that the network hadn't reviewed the "proof" he referenced during a White House statement.
President Trump used the approximately 25-minute address to announce the declassification of materials that he claimed revealed significant weaknesses in America's election infrastructure. He additionally asserted that electronic voting systems could be readily manipulated.
However, immediately following the address, Fox News issued a sharp clarification. "We also heard the president make claims that electronic voting machines are vulnerable and easily compromised," the anchor stated. It comes as the White House is in a major panic after Trump fails to deliver 'really big news' in his primetime address.
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The Fox News host added, "Fox News has not seen that evidence yet and is not in a position to evaluate the accuracy of the president's statements and claims at this time." The disclaimer instantly attracted scrutiny because Fox News had just broadcast Trump's comments beneath a chyron stating, "Trump delivers address on election integrity."
Throughout the address, Trump outlined supposed attempts by China to obtain access to American voter databases and referenced previously documented vulnerabilities about electronic voting...
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