Destiny

Okay. That's important to me, though. Does it not bother you that, like, Donald Trump sought through legal and extra-legal and Trump magical ways of trying to entrench his power as president past when he should have been able to? Is that not something that was incredibly troublesome?

Why do we think that?

Why do we think that?

Why do we think that?

Because there was a riot and within three hours, yes. Like, let's say hypothetically— Lord, save me. Let's say, hypothetically, Giuliani was the next head of the Department of Justice. Giuliani was the next attorney general. How would he be confirmed? Well, I'm not entirely sure.

Because there was a riot and within three hours, yes. Like, let's say hypothetically— Lord, save me. Let's say, hypothetically, Giuliani was the next head of the Department of Justice. Giuliani was the next attorney general. How would he be confirmed? Well, I'm not entirely sure.

Because there was a riot and within three hours, yes. Like, let's say hypothetically— Lord, save me. Let's say, hypothetically, Giuliani was the next head of the Department of Justice. Giuliani was the next attorney general. How would he be confirmed? Well, I'm not entirely sure.

Because so much of the Republican Party, despite feeling like they don't support Trump when it comes time to actually back him in Congress— Also, I would have to check whether he would be barred by criminal conviction from holding—I don't know the answer to that. Sure. Well, yeah, especially with the 14th Amendment, we're— figuring out a lot of this right now. Yeah.

Because so much of the Republican Party, despite feeling like they don't support Trump when it comes time to actually back him in Congress— Also, I would have to check whether he would be barred by criminal conviction from holding—I don't know the answer to that. Sure. Well, yeah, especially with the 14th Amendment, we're— figuring out a lot of this right now. Yeah.

Because so much of the Republican Party, despite feeling like they don't support Trump when it comes time to actually back him in Congress— Also, I would have to check whether he would be barred by criminal conviction from holding—I don't know the answer to that. Sure. Well, yeah, especially with the 14th Amendment, we're— figuring out a lot of this right now. Yeah.

But I mean, say if not Giuliani, say if there are any other number of insane people that Trump could theoretically put on his side of the government that wouldn't tell him no next time, because there were a lot of people that rebuked him. There were Republicans in a lot of the states, right? Raffensperger is one of them. There were Republicans in his own administration. You've got Rosen.

But I mean, say if not Giuliani, say if there are any other number of insane people that Trump could theoretically put on his side of the government that wouldn't tell him no next time, because there were a lot of people that rebuked him. There were Republicans in a lot of the states, right? Raffensperger is one of them. There were Republicans in his own administration. You've got Rosen.

But I mean, say if not Giuliani, say if there are any other number of insane people that Trump could theoretically put on his side of the government that wouldn't tell him no next time, because there were a lot of people that rebuked him. There were Republicans in a lot of the states, right? Raffensperger is one of them. There were Republicans in his own administration. You've got Rosen.

You've got Barr. There was his own vice president. But theoretically next time, and I feel like last time going in, I'm going to do a little bit of mind reading a macro. Maybe you can I think that Trump kind of thought, one, I don't think Trump knows much at all about how the government works. I think we probably agree with that.

You've got Barr. There was his own vice president. But theoretically next time, and I feel like last time going in, I'm going to do a little bit of mind reading a macro. Maybe you can I think that Trump kind of thought, one, I don't think Trump knows much at all about how the government works. I think we probably agree with that.

You've got Barr. There was his own vice president. But theoretically next time, and I feel like last time going in, I'm going to do a little bit of mind reading a macro. Maybe you can I think that Trump kind of thought, one, I don't think Trump knows much at all about how the government works. I think we probably agree with that.

I think Trump probably thought that if he had people that were like, at least in his party and kind of camp, that they'll basically do whatever needs to be done to give him what he wants and with no respect for process. But now that he sees it, well, it's not enough to just have allies. I need people that are fiercely allegiant to me.

I think Trump probably thought that if he had people that were like, at least in his party and kind of camp, that they'll basically do whatever needs to be done to give him what he wants and with no respect for process. But now that he sees it, well, it's not enough to just have allies. I need people that are fiercely allegiant to me.

I think Trump probably thought that if he had people that were like, at least in his party and kind of camp, that they'll basically do whatever needs to be done to give him what he wants and with no respect for process. But now that he sees it, well, it's not enough to just have allies. I need people that are fiercely allegiant to me.

Would we not be worried that a guy that tried to essentially steal the election for real wouldn't try to pick people that would be more amenable to his plans in the next administration?