In fact, there is very little evidence to suggest that non-U.S. voting is a serious problem. In 2016, non-U.S. voting accounted for just 0.0001 percent of votes cast, according to the Brennan Center for Justice. As it happens, the only people who came up with a scheme to steal votes in the last election were in Trump’s camp.

“So, uhhhh, look, we have the worst border in the history of the world. We have, coming into our country right now, millions and millions of people, at levels that no one has ever seen. I don’t believe any country has ever seen that. We have millions of people coming into our country right now. And they would use sticks and stones to keep it from happening, to keep it from happening,” Trump said, appearing increasingly bewildered as he launched into one of his signature anti-immigrant speeches.

Trump began railing against Harris, calling her the “border czar,” which was never her official position, and continued to make baseless claims that countries around the world were transferring their citizens from prisons, mental institutions, and nursing homes to the U.S. After about three minutes of blatantly scaring Trump, Fridman tried to ask his original question in a different way, one that might actually elicit a real answer.