Will Hillary Clinton be investigated for election fraud? President Trump: ‘I hope so’

Speaking to the correspondents on Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump expressed that he hoped that former presidential opponent Hillary Clinton will finally be investigated on charges of fraud in elections.

Shortly before leaving to New Jersey, Trump asked by a correspondent, “Was Hillary Clinton recently investigated for fraud in the elections?”

Trump replied, “I hope that, I hope so. I don’t know whether this will happen or not, but I hope so.”

During his short exchange with journalists outside the White House, Trump has repeatedly criticized the delegate of the Labor Statistics Office, Erika Minarker, who recently removed him. The president linked his last decision to shooting MCNTarfer, who accused him of falsifying job reports numbers, with efforts to influence the previous elections against him.

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“You must have sincere reports and when you look at these numbers or when you look before the elections and after the elections, they corrected them by 8 or 900,000 jobs,” he said.

“Why should anyone trust the numbers? Detting to the day of the election. Look at what happened two or three days ago with huge and wonderful job numbers, in an attempt to elect or elect them, in an attempt to get the hell that was running because you returned and went out with numbers that were very favorable to Kamala,” continued. “Then on November 15 or nearly, they added 8 or 900,000 reduction immediately after the elections.”

“This did not succeed, because you know who won, John? You won.”

Trump’s comments on Clinton Herkin again to his first presidential campaign, during which he warned that if he is president, he will get his prosecutor to appoint a private public prosecutor to investigate her behavior. In a 2016 discussion, Trump mocked Clinton that if he was president: “you will be in prison.”

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President Donald Trump refers to the crowd during his CPAC speech in Oxon Hill, Maryland, on February 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)

As a president, Trump did not move to the Clinton trial, which served as former President Barack Obama, Foreign Minister from 2009 to 2013.

In July, the Director of National Intelligence, Toulcy Gabbard, issued evidence that it indicates that the Obama administration promoted a “fabricated narration” that Russia interfered in the 2016 elections.

“There is evidence that cannot be refuted that President Obama and the national security team have an order to establish an evaluation of the intelligence community they knew was a mistake,” Gabbard said. “They knew that this fabricated narration that Russia interfered with the 2016 elections to help President Trump win, and sell it to the American people as if it were true. It was not the case.”

“We have indicated and we will continue to refer all these documents to the Ministry of Justice and the Federal Investigation Office, to investigate the criminal effects of that on the evidence,” Gabbard said. “The evidence that we found, and that we launched us, referred directly to President Obama, who leads the manufacture of this intelligence assessment. There are many evidence and intelligence that confirms this fact.”

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The Director of National Intelligence, Toulcy Gabbard, addresses the White House correspondents on July 23, 2025. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

In an interview with July, Trump described Russia’s allegations against Obama and members of his administration as a “dangerous betrayal”.

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“What they did is very bad for this country. It has already started in the 2016 elections,” Trump claimed the results of Gabbard. “There is a difference when you know that – and when you know that, everything is written for you. I mean, everything there. It is there. Order, notes, everything. It is there.”

Diana Stansi and Hana Bannerk from Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.