Trump Lawsuits Won't Change Election Outcome: Professor

The video discusses the limited impact of recounts and legal battles on Trump's presidency due to Biden's significant margin of victory. It highlights the challenges Biden may face in policymaking with a conservative judiciary and a potentially divided Congress. The judiciary's role in policy reversal is examined, noting its tendency to maintain the status quo. The video also explores the implications of presidential pardons, including the controversial possibility of Trump pardoning himself, and the potential divisiveness of prosecuting Trump and his associates. Finally, it details ongoing investigations into Trump's business dealings.

What is the main reason that recount demands are unlikely to change the 2020 election outcome?

• Trump's legal team is not competent.

• The recount process is too slow.

• The margin of victory for Biden is too large.

• Recounts are not legally binding.

How might a conservative judiciary affect Biden's policymaking efforts?

• It will support all of Biden's policies.

• It will expedite the legislative process.

• It may be more hostile to his agenda.

• It will have no impact on his policies.

What is one potential challenge Biden faces in Congress?

• A unanimous opposition from the judiciary.

• A lack of public support for his policies.

• A divided or Republican-majority Senate.

• A lack of support from the House of Representatives.

What controversial action might President Trump consider regarding pardons?

• Pardoning foreign leaders.

• Pardoning all prisoners.

• Pardoning himself.

• Pardoning only Democrats.

What is a potential consequence of prosecuting Trump and his associates?

• It will unify the country.

• It will likely lead to quick convictions.

• It could cause long-term divisiveness.

• It will have no impact on public opinion.