US President Donald Trump has once again sparked controversy after claiming that two years ago, many people were unable to watch a political debate due to a lack of wind. Trump stated that reliance on wind energy caused televisions to stop working during a debate between himself and former President Joe Biden. However, media outlets and fact-checkers have confirmed that there is no evidence to support this claim, and such an event never occurred.

Trump’s remarks come as he continues to make claims that are frequently debunked. For instance, he has persisted in alleging that elections in California are rigged, despite state election officials confirming that the vote-counting process is lawful and simply takes time due to the large number of mail-in ballots. Experts explain that California takes longer to count votes, but this is not evidence of fraud.

Additionally, Trump has repeatedly claimed that mail-in voting plans are fraudulent, though state officials have stated that the system is efficient and secure. He has also asserted that California experiences frequent blackouts, but state authorities have denied this, noting that there have been no widespread or regular outages in recent years.

Trump’s statements have intensified debates about the accuracy of information used by politicians, as the US prepares for new political phases. Political experts warn that unsubstantiated claims can undermine public trust in democratic systems, especially when they come from the country’s highest office.