Washington:
Donald Trump said Thursday there would be a peaceful transfer of power after the US presidential vote -- but immediately questioned whether there would be "honest elections."
"Of course there'll be a peaceful transfer, and there was last time," Trump told a news conference, despite a mob of his supporters storming Congress in 2021 after his loss. "I just hope we're going to have honest elections."
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