US President Donald Trump on August 7 described elections in the United States as rigged and mess, while renewing his call for mandatory photo ID requirements for voters.
Speaking in an interview with Punchbowl News, Trump said he intended to push for compulsory photo identification at polling stations.
Arguing for stricter voter identification rules, Trump added:
Trump also said he was unconcerned by the prospect of impeachment, describing himself as one of the "greatest leaders in the country's history".
He again accused Democrats of supporting "open borders" and "mutilating surgeries" on children, while pledging to fight for victory in the upcoming elections.
Turning to trade, Trump criticised the United States' $39 billion trade deficit with Switzerland, arguing that Washington effectively helps sustain the country's economic advantages.
By Aghakazim Guliyev
