Here is a link to President Trump’s speech of July 16. It lasts 26 minutes.

Trump is correct that U.S. election procedures are faulty, but he did not mention the true faults. One fault that gets no publicity, but is absolutely true, is that some states won’t tally write-in votes even for declared write-in candidates. There is no principled defense for the policies of those states. Write-in votes for presidential candidates who have filed a declaration of write-in candidacy are valid votes, yet election officials refuse to tally them just to save trouble and expense. This is a problem in the District of Columbia, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Virginia.