Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said during the final debate on Wednesday that he would "look at it at the time" regarding accepting the results of the election, continuing to warn that the election is "rigged" against him.
"I will look at it at the time," Trump said. "I'm not looking at anything now. I will look at it at the time."
Trump continued to pile onto his recent talking point that the media is biased against his campaign and that there is unreported voter fraud happening throughout the country.
"They don't even care; it's so dishonest. They've poisoned the minds of the voters, but unfortunately for them, I think the voters are seeing through it," Trump said.
Trump said that Hillary Clinton should not be able to run for president because in his view she has committed a crime, referring to her handling of classified information over her private email server, and continued to say that the election was "rigged."
Trump promised to keep the country in suspense, refusing to say if he would concede if he lost the election.
Alyssa Canobbio is the War Room Director for the Washington Free Beacon. Prior to joining the Beacon, she worked as a Communications Associate for Americans for Tax Reform. Alyssa is originally from New Jersey and lives in Arlington, Virginia. In her free time she enjoys sailing, craft beer, and watching the Steelers and the Phillies. Her Twitter handle is @AlyssaEinDC. She can be reached at canobbio@freebeacon.com 