Former President Donald Trump speaks on June 13, 2023, in Bedminster, New Jersey. The 2024 GOP presidential primary candidate on Thursday clapped back at Fox News analyst Brit Hume over his remark that “the case can be made that [Trump's] a loser."
During his appearance, Hume argued that "the case can be made that [Trump's] a loser because since he got elected in 2016, he's compiled a string of them.
"Either he or his supported candidates have lost too many races," Hume added in response to a question from Edson about the Republican Party's losses in the 2018, 2020 and 2022 elections.
A day after Hume's appearance, Trump took to Truth Social to attack Hume's statements, writing that the commentator "has really gotten it wrong!"
"First of all, he never thought I would win in 2016, & some things never change," the former president wrote. "In 2020 I got more votes than any sitting President in history, by far. Biden didn't get 80 million votes. The Election was Rigged ... [Hume] likes to say I lost, but I didn't, & my Endorsements almost all won!"