During a rally in Milford, Michigan, President Donald Trump claimed that mail-in ballots are 'inherently corrupt' and criticized their use in the United States, arguing they are unique to the country due to alleged fraud.He called for the Supreme Court to restrict such voting methods ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

CNN anchor John Berman directly refuted these claims during his show 'AC360,' stating that many countries permit mail-in voting and noting Trump's own use of a mail-in ballot in a Florida special election earlier this year.The segment highlighted the factual inaccuracies in Trump's assertions, emphasizing that mail-in ballots are not universally considered corrupt.

The discussion also touched on broader concerns about voter access and election integrity, with critics arguing that Trump's rhetoric could undermine public trust in democratic processes.This incident underscores ongoing debates about voting methods and their implications for electoral systems globally.