Here’s A List Of Chilling Things Donald Trump Has Said Will Happen If He Loses The Election This November

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, alongside Democrats, have warned about the potential consequences of a second Trump presidency, particularly its ties to the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025—a 900-page plan proposing a federal government overhaul, including dissolving the U.S. Department of Education, banning abortion nationwide, and reclassifying thousands of government jobs to be filled by Trump loyalists. Below are the claims Trump has made about what will happen if he loses the election.

Economic Collapse and Quality of Life

• Trump warned that if Harris wins, "energy prices will skyrocket far more than even in Europe" and "inflation will surge into double-digits," leading to a collapse in quality of life. He stated, "You don’t have to imagine what a Harris presidency would look like. You’re living through the misery right now, except it will get worse."

Economic and Market Disaster

• At a press conference, Trump predicted a 1929-style market crash if Harris is elected, referencing the economic disaster that precipitated the Great Depression.
• He also claimed a Harris presidency would result in "a bloodbath for the country," particularly for the auto industry, stating, "Every autoworker here will be out of a job within three years if I’m not elected."

Impact on Christianity and Democracy

• Trump told Christian voters at a Turning Point Action event, "Christians, get out and vote. Just this time. You won’t have to do it anymore! Four more years, you know what, it’ll be fixed. It’ll be fine." Critics called the remarks antidemocratic, though Trump later claimed he meant he would solve their problems.

Healthcare System Overhaul

• Trump claimed Harris would abolish private health insurance and force everyone into "a communist system where everybody gets health care." However, Harris has since distanced herself from her past support of "Medicare for All."

Threats to Specific Groups

• Addressing Bitcoin investors, Trump warned, "If we don’t win this race... every one of you will be gone. They will be vicious. They will be ruthless." He added that investors would be "crushed" and forced into smaller homes if he is not elected.
• At the National Association of Black Journalists conference, Trump claimed immigrants were "taking Black jobs," though experts dispute this assertion. When asked to clarify, he defined a "Black job" as "anybody that has a job."

Elections and National Survival

• Trump suggested that if he loses, the U.S. may never have another election, stating, "If this election isn’t won, I’m not sure that you’ll ever have another election in this country."
• He repeatedly claimed the country would be "finished" if he does not win, telling Bitcoin investors, "If we don’t win this race, this country could be finished as we know it."
• In a bizarre remark during an interview with Elon Musk, Trump suggested he might flee to Venezuela if he loses, claiming it would be safer than the U.S.