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Former President Trump revived his controversial "Stop the Steal" slogan in a social media post Tuesday surrounding his New York criminal case. WHY IT MATTERS: Despite multiple

probes and recounts of 2020 election votes that disproved claims of widespread election fraud, the presumptive GOP nominee is redeploying a slogan that claims electoral fraud infiltrated the

2020 race to deny him the presidency. ZOOM IN: "STOP THE STEAL!" Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. * Trump claimed that President Biden's "Thugs" had pushed

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg "to go forward" and "pushed him hard" even though Bragg "fought everyone about trying this 'no crime' case."

CATCH UP QUICK: Jury selection is set to begin April 15 in Trump's New York hush money case — the first of his four criminal cases to go to trial. * Trump, who has pleaded not guilty to

all charges and has denied any wrongdoing, faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. FLASHBACK: The "Stop the Steal" movement featured rallies

popping up throughout the country, with protestors spreading false claims of voter fraud in the 2020 race. * A "Stop the Steal" rally on Jan. 6, 2021, also preceded the

insurrection at the Capitol. * During his speech on Jan. 6, Trump told his supporters that "we will stop the steal," per NPR. * Trump said he would "lay out just some of the

evidence proving that we won this election and we won it by a landslide," adding that "this was not a close election." ZOOM OUT: The former president and his campaign are

framing this year's election in a similar tune — now claiming that his criminal indictments are part of a broader effort from Democrats to defeat him in this year's race, per the

Wall Street Journal. GO DEEPER: Trump hush money trial will begin April 15