>For months after the election, both Clinton and Trump spoke publicly and claimed that they were the true winner and that the election had been stolen. This is

>For months after the election, both Clinton and Trump spoke publicly and claimed that they were the true winner and that the election had been stolen. This is not true. Hilary Clinton conceded on Election Night, and didn't publicly claim the 2016 election was stolen until the interview in the video, in 2019. Again, I think you're confusing statements about Russian interference (which were substantiated) with claims the election was stolen (which were not). You may also be thinking of references to her winning the popular vote (which was true) rather than winning the election, which in the US can be two different things.