Trump storms off interview, pushes claims of election fraud in California

As votes are still being counted here in California, Jory, President Trump is pushing claims of election fraud.He stormed off during a pre -taped interview with NBC's Meet the Press when the president was questioned about those unsubstantiated claims.

It's four days in California.They're dropping fast because it's a rigged election.Let me tell you, it's four days.And they aren't even close to coming up with it.You know why they're doing that?Because they're cheating on the election.

Do you have evidence to support that?All I have to do is look.All I have to do is look.But that's not evidence.And I listen.And I listen to people.

And let's see what happens.

But, sir, that's not evidence.

Do you think it's appropriate...That's how they count the votes in California.Do you think it's appropriate that they have an election, and five days later, they're nowhere close to picking a winner?

State and local officials acknowledge they are slow.They're urging...No, they're crooked.They're urging the votes to be counted.

The president also went on to accuse the moderator of Meet the Press, Kristen Welker, of being crooked before walking out mid -interview.Election experts say claims of widespread voter fraud in the presidential elections have never been proven.The US Attorney's Office is now investigating.