Donald Trump's MAGA supporters continue to push a conspiracy theory about California elections after the president claimed the primaries are 'crooked'

President Trump accused California officials of "cheating on the election" during an interview with NBC's Kristen Welker, pointing to the state's slow vote count as evidence that the result was being manipulated.

The president insisted, without evidence, Republican candidates were “dropping fast” in California due to a “rigged” election.

He scolded host Kristen Welker: “You're a one-sided crooked network."

'Meet the Press' host pushed back on Trump's unproven claim that the still-undecided California elections were rigged.

The president grew angry when Welker asked for Trump to back up his claims with evidence. He instead insulted the NBC anchor and ended the interview.

U.S. President Donald Trump blasted the California primaries as “crooked” and threatened “great trouble” if Republicans aren’t included in November’s general election.

Donald Trump’s obsession with false suggestions that the California elections are “rigged” is affecting his sleep pattern. The 79-year-old woke up early on Monday morning to spout election fraud