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Trump's radar claim gets a fact-check from David Pakman

Early-voting footage anchors the week's most-watched upload, alongside rally exits and questions about accepting election results.

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0:36Trump credits his uncle John Trump with inventing radar during an early-voting appearance.
0:51Pakman distinguishes John Trump's microwave-radar work from Robert Watson-Watt's role in developing operational radar.
1:43Asked about concern over government corruption, Trump responds by blaming Democrats.
2:22Trump criticizes the Wall Street Journal after a reporter identifies their publication.
4:14Trump says he hit practice balls for an hour rather than playing a full golf game.

"He did not invent radar," David Pakman says, stopping to correct Donald Trump's account of his uncle's work. In footage from an early-voting appearance with Melania Trump, the president credits John Trump with the invention. Pakman draws the distinction: his uncle worked on microwave radar during World War II, but Robert Watson-Watt led early development of operational radar.

That segment, "Trump can BARELY SPEAK, Melania FROZEN", drew roughly 790,000 views, the largest total among the week's uploads. Beyond the title's commentary on the couple's demeanor, the substance includes Trump's responses to questions about corruption, his criticism of a Wall Street Journal reporter and his explanation that he had only hit practice balls rather than played a full golf game.

Pakman posted 22 videos across the week, with election conduct a recurring concern. One examined Trump's refusal to unconditionally accept the midterm results; another covered his call to prosecute Alaska candidate Mary Peltola over a second candidate sharing Republican Dan Sullivan's name.

The rally segment "Trump gave them a chance to leave. They TOOK IT" had a stronger first day than the early-voting upload. It covers attendees leaving after Trump jokes about ending his speech early. Right now, though, the fastest-moving upload is "They're about to EAT EACH OTHER ALIVE", Pakman's argument that a Republican midterm loss could produce internal blame and primary threats.

The channel added about 10,000 subscribers over the week, although daily viewing is currently around half its usual pace. Among nearby political-commentary channels, More Perfect Union had a particularly substantial week of growth, while Piers Morgan Uncensored also gained subscribers with viewing below its usual daily level. Pakman's own week paired that slower overall viewing pace with sustained interest in his election-focused segments.

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