Lara Trump says father-in-law Donald is more victimized than 'anyone in history' while the RNC she co-chairs sends out false claims to voters that the 2020 election was a 'massive fraud'

Donald Trump's daughter-in-law sensationally claimed that her father is more victimized than 'anyone in history' while warning Democrats that they can 'only lie for so long' during an appearance on right-wing network Newsmax. 

'There's never been anyone in history I don't think that has taken as much incoming as Donald Trump,' Lara Trump told host Carl Higbie, before falsely stating that the GOP frontrunner, who currently faces four criminal trials, had been 'vindicated.' 

Lara, an aspiring singer and current co-chair of the Republican National Committee, went on to say that Trump is faced with 'nothing but misinformation and disinformation.' 

According to the Washington Post, Trump made more than 30,000 false statements during his time as president.  

Lara's statements come as the RNC makes a hard shift in promoting incorrect claims that there was 'massive fraud' taking place during the 2020 election which Trump lost to President Joe Biden. 

'There's never been anyone in history I don't think that has taken as much incoming as Donald Trump,' Lara Trump told host Carl Higbie, before falsely stating that the GOP frontrunner had been 'vindicated'

The 'massive fraud' claims are made in a robocall voiced by Lara which went out to 145,000 voters during the first week of April, reports CNN. 

'We all know the problems. No photo IDs, unsecured ballot drop boxes, mass mailing of ballots, and voter rolls chock full of deceased people and non-citizens are just a few examples of the massive fraud that took place,' Lara says on the call. 

'If Democrats have their way, your vote could be canceled out by someone who isn't even an American citizen.'

'I'm sure you agree with co-chair Trump that we cannot allow the chaos and questions of the 2020 election to ever happen again,' Lara goes on. 

Earlier this month, CNN reported that potential new hires at the RNC were asked during the interviewing process if they believed that the 2020 election was legitimate. 

There is no proof that the 2020 election was corrupted with Republicans and Trump appointees, including former Attorney General William Barr, acknowledging that no widespread fraud took place. 

In six states, Trump loyalists brought 60 court cases regarding the election. All were dismissed. 

Last month, the RNC voted to install Trump's handpicked leadership team, completing his takeover of the national party as the former president prepares to be officially named as GOP nominee once again.

Lara's election to a top RNC position in March completes the Trump takeover of the Republican Party and solidifies the pro-MAGA merge

Lara Trump is the wife of Donald Trump's son Eric Trump

She has been actively campaigning for Trump's reelection bid even before she was elected Republican National Committee co-chair in March 

 Michael Whatley, a North Carolina Republican who has echoed Trump's false theories of voter fraud, was elected the party's new national chairman in a vote Friday morning in Houston. Lara was voted in as co-chair.

Trump's team is promising not to use the RNC to pay his mounting personal legal bills. But Trump and his lieutenants will have firm control of the party's political and fundraising machinery with limited, if any, internal pushback.

'The RNC is going to be the vanguard of a movement that will work tirelessly every single day to elect our nominee, Donald J. Trump, as the 47th President of the United States,' Whatley told RNC members in a speech after being elected.

Whatley will carry the top title, replacing longtime chair Ronna McDaniel after she fell out of favor with key figures in the former president's 'Make America Great Again' movement. But he will be surrounded by people closer to Trump.  

Lara Trump is expected to focus largely on fundraising and media appearances.

She emphasized that shortly after she was voted in, taking time in her inaugural speech as co-chair to hold up a check for a $100,000 that she said had been contributed that day to the party. When asked by a reporter later, she declined to say who wrote the check.

The functional head of the RNC will be Chris LaCivita, who will assume the committee's chief of staff role while maintaining his job as one of the Trump campaign's top two advisers.

McDaniel was handpicked by Trump to lead the committee seven years ago but was forced out after Trump's MAGA movement increasingly blamed her for losses over the last few years. 

 She alluded to that in her goodbye speech in March, telling the members that she worries most about 'internal cohesion' heading into the election. 

'We have to stop the attacking other Republicans,' she said. 'If we spend our time attacking each other, we guarantee the Democrats are going to win.'

She also told the party that it needs to engage independent and swing voters, warning: 'We don't win if we only talk to each other.'

While McDaniel got a standing ovation after her goodbye, the new leadership eagerly embraced the change, and Lara , accompanied by her husband, Eric Trump, was greeted like a celebrity, with members lining up to take photos with her.

With Trump's blessing, LaCivita is promising to enact sweeping changes and staffing moves at every level of the RNC to ensure it runs seamlessly as an extension of the Trump campaign.

The new leadership team is also expectedly to more fully embrace Trump's focus on voter fraud and his debunked claims about the election he lost to President Joe Biden. 

Whatley, an attorney, has largely avoided using Trump's characterization of Biden's victory and said in one 2021 interview that Biden 'absolutely' was legitimately elected and won the majority of the electoral college votes. 

But he said in another interview in the weeks after the 2020 election that there was 'massive fraud.' He has also made focusing on 'election integrity' a top priority for his state party in the years since.

In a letter announcing her candidacy for co-chair, Lara wrote to members of the committee telling them she intends to focus on battleground states, getting out the vote in close races, to comb through the RNC's finances, including all of its contracts and agreements and cut spending 'that doesn't directly go to winning elections.'

A key priority, she wrote, is working to ensure that the election is secure, something her father-in-law has made a chief focus.

In her speech Friday, Lara Trump declared: 'I'm ready to get to work.'

'The goal on Nov. 5 is to win, as my father-in-law says, 'bigly,' she said.