Donald Trump continues not to accept defeat and to report non-existent fraud. He did so in his first interview after the November 3 vote. This time he accuses the federal government and the republican leaders in the disputed states of not shedding light on the so-called democratic plots. Accusations released a Fox News. Trump also said he will leave the White House if the constituency certifies the victory of Biden: that date, he writes Republic, it’s December 14th. In the interview, however, Trump also takes it out on Fbi and Department of Justice: “How the perpetrators of the fraud got away with it is incredible and how they could not have been discovered by the Justice Department and the FBI, I don’t know, maybe they are involved too,” Trump’s angry words.
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It would thus leave more than a month earlier than January 20, theInauguration Day in which the newly elected takes the presidency. If that were the case, Trump would leave the presidency to the deputy Mike Pence so that the current vice president can decree a pardon in favor of Trump himself, for any future trials. Trump, however reluctant and denier, seems to be about to give the green light to the transition and handover procedures, also because the Biden team already controls the dossiers of the White House, to be ready on January 20th.
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