"You can press Trump and the vote goes to Biden. All you have to do is play with a chip, and it’s shown all the time. All you have to do is play with a chip..."

"... and they played with a chip, especially in Wayne County and Detroit. You take a look. In Philadelphia, you take a look. We’ve had excellent meetings with senators from Pennsylvania, Republican senators and others, and they’re seeing things. They knew it was dishonest, but they didn’t know it was this dishonest. You’ll see it all. You’ll see it also, so we’ll see."

Said Trump, in the second half of what began as the Thanksgiving call to the troops. Here's the transcript. Video:

Did the reporters change the subject from Thanksgiving to the election results? The question was cleverly framed so that it can be staunchly denied that the reporter brought up the election: "Mr. President, do you have any big plans for your last Thanksgiving in the White House?" But that word "last" was, quite obviously, a dagger.

Trump certainly didn't pretend not to see it. He immediately said "we don't know what is 'last,' if you look at what's going on," and he proceeded to explain "what's going on" at great length. Then he talked about the Georgia runoff election in detail and spoke of doing a rally there on Saturday — with a "tremendous crowd."

When there was finally an opening for another question, it was: "Mr. President, if the Electoral College votes for Joe Biden on December the 14th, will you concede to Joe Biden?"

Trump answered: "It’s going to be a very hard thing to concede because we know there was massive fraud."

The reporter pressed:  "But will you?"

He said: "As to whether or not I can get this apparatus moving this quickly, because time isn’t on our side, everything else is on our side. Facts are on our side. This was a massive fraud. This should never take place in this country. We’re like a third world country." 

That goes on for a while, and the reporter finally says: "Sir, just to be clear, if the Electoral College votes for Joe Biden, will you concede?"

Trump: "If they do, they made a mistake, because this election was a fraud."

Reporter: "But will you?"

Trump: "Just saying, I said, this election was a fraud. They have Biden beating Obama, and Obama’s vote, in areas that mattered in terms of the election, in swing states, and yet he’s losing to Obama all over the place, but he’s beating Obama in swing states, which are the states that mattered for purposes of the election. No, I can’t say that at all. 

Reporter: "You won’t concede?"

Trump: "I think it’s a possibility. They’re trying to… Look, between you people..."

The reporter interrupts, and Trump snaps: "Don’t talk to me that way. You’re just a lightweight. Don’t talk to me that way. I’m the President of the United States. Don’t ever talk to the President that way." He cuts the reporter off and goes to someone else. 

The new questioner has this: "If the Electoral College does elect President-Elect Joe Biden, are you not going to leave this building?"

Trump: "Certainly I will. Certainly I will, and you know that. But I think that there will be a lot of things happening between now and the 20th of January, a lot of things. Massive fraud has been found. We’re like a third world country. We’re using computer equipment that can be hacked. They talk about glitches...." And it's back to the details of the voting. "If you look at the glitch, the glitch means, 'Oh, we got caught. We got caught with the votes and now let’s just call it a glitch.' It wasn’t the machinery. By the way, the machinery, if you look, just take a look anywhere on the internet, you will see many, many people where they’re experimenting with this stupid machinery, where if you set it a certain way, the votes go from Trump to Biden."

The next question is: "If Joe Biden takes over the White House on January 21st, will you announce a candidacy for 2024?"

Trump: "No, I don’t want to talk about 2024 yet."

Reporter: "Will you run again?"

Trump: "... This has a long way to go. This has a long way to go. You’re going to find tremendous fraud. You’re going to find fraud of hundreds of thousands of votes per state. You’re going to find fraud of many, many times the votes that I need." And he goes on again about the fight to win in 2020. 

There's more discussion of the Georgia runoff. He calls the Georgia Secretary of State "an enemy of the people... whether he’s Republican or not" — "This man, what he’s done, supposedly he made a deal, and you’ll have to check this." He goes on at great length here.

Finally a reporter gets a question: "You know that it’s tradition for previous presidents to go to the next president’s inauguration. So will you attend Joe Biden’s?"

Trump: "I don’t want to say that yet."

Reporter: "But he is going to be inaugurated."

Trump: "I mean, I know the answer, I’ll be honest. I know the answer, but I just don’t want to say it yet."

Reporter: "Is that a yes?" Ha ha. It's easy to guess! We know it's yes. How could it not be yes?

Trump: "Look. A thing like this possibly has never happened before, but maybe people just didn’t catch it, but we’ve caught it." And back to the details of the 2020 vote count. I won't copy the whole text, but here's how it ends:

"[Joe Biden] is not a candidate that could get 80 million votes. This is just not a candidate. This is not a candidate that beat Barack Hussein Obama with the Black voter, okay? This is not a candidate that beat Obama with the Black voter. This is not a candidate that beat Hillary Clinton to a pulp. It just doesn’t work that way. But when you look at the number, when you look at the data, and when you look at the things we have, we have affidavits from hundreds and hundreds of people. This election was a rigged election. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you."