'Can vote by mail if they want': Trump defends mail-in voting, then claims 'a lot of cheating'
President Donald Trump was asked why he encourages his supporters to vote by mail despite his previous criticism of the practice. Trump said supporters could vote by mail if they wanted, while claiming there is “a lot of cheating” in mail-in voting and pointing to California. When CBS News’ Nancy Cordes challenged the claim, Trump responded, “You are fake news.”
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