New D’Souza film explores potential election tampering and Trump interview

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Conservative filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza's new documentary Vindicating Trump premiered in theaters, showcasing investigative efforts to explore potential election manipulation tactics. The film introduces methods in which political operatives could influence an election, such as duplicating mail-in ballots or purchasing voter registration data to identify non-voters. Investigators are shown performing these actions, which D’Souza describes as a demonstration of how easy it might be to commit electoral fraud.

In Vindicating Trump, D’Souza incorporates an interview with former President Donald Trump, discussing various issues, including accusations against him and his role in American politics. The interview is a key element of the film, providing insights into Trump’s perspective on the political landscape.

The documentary also features a fictionalized scene with actor Nick Searcy depicting a potential assassination plot against Trump, filmed before an alleged assassination attempt in Pennsylvania. D’Souza’s previous work, 2,000 Mules, similarly explored claims of voter fraud in the 2020 election, though many of its conclusions were dismissed by authorities and media outlets.

Vindicating Trump aims to present forward-looking scenarios of electoral manipulation, encouraging viewers to be vigilant in future elections.