Tanya Mosley

Why are people saying that the 14th Amendment should have barred President Trump from running in 2024?

Let's talk a little bit about Congress because, again, the legal experts you talk to refuse to make predictions about the presidential race in particular in 2028.

But if Democrats do manage to retake the House or the Senate in 2026, despite all of the interference that you describe, what happens next?

Does Trump accept those results?

What does the period between November 2026 and January 2027 look like?

How does money play into this?

We see billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos help Trump's goals.

We also saw a lot of that in the mayor's race in New York with endorsements as well.

You know, because President Trump has been so unpredictable, he's broken so many norms, it requires a lot of speculation to predict the future.

How do you reality check the threats to elections with facts, what you write about in your articles?

David Graham, thank you so much for this conversation.

David Graham is a staff writer at The Atlantic.

Our interview was recorded yesterday morning.

Coming up, book critic Maureen Corrigan reviews Patti Smith's new memoir, Bread of Angels.

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Patti Smith, known as the Grandmother of Punk, has received several honors, including an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the French Legion of Honor.

But for our book critic Maureen Corrigan, a proud native New Yorker, Smith's greatest honor is that her 2010 memoir, Just Kids, is now part of the canon of essential New York stories.