with biden beating trump. in fact, in my hypothetical biden beats trump by the exact same numbers that biden did be trump. in the electoral college is 306 to 2 32 in the popular vote percentage. it s still 51.3 to 46.9, meaning joe biden garnered 81 million votes and donald trump 74 million only in my alternate universe. trump accepts defeat. there s no perfect call to brad raffensperger. john eastman. he never gets near the oval office . mike pence is not leaned on. no alternative slates of electors are ever assembled. january, 6th. it passes like any other day. there s no rally. there s no storming of the capital. and on january 20 donald and melania trump. they attend the biden harris inauguration. there, there. he s not happy about it. he s grumpy. but he s physically there. and as a matter of fact, when the inauguration of biden and harris is concluded, trump boards, marine one he does that loop around the mall, and he heads to andrews. he boards air force one for the fi
is expected to spend the night on monday in anticipation of his tuesday arraignment. it goes something like this. i want you to assume that the 2020 election concludes with biden beating trump. in fact, in my hypothetical biden beats trump by the exact same numbers that biden did be trump. in the electoral college is 306 to 2 32 in the popular vote percentage. it s still 51.3 to 46.9, meaning joe biden garnered 81 million votes and donald trump 74 million only in my alternate universe. trump accepts defeat. there s no perfect call to brad raffensperger. john eastman. he never gets near the oval office . mike pence is not leaned on. no alternative slates of electors are ever assembled. january, 6th. it passes like any other day. there s no rally. there s no storming of the capital. and on january 20 donald and melania trump. they attend the biden harris inauguration. there, there. he s not happy about it. he s grumpy. but he s physically there. and as a matter of fact, when th
, and the systems already are out. there are causing a lot of problems. dr russel. thank you so much. really appreciate having you here. nice talking to you, michael. make sure you re going to my website. it s smerconish .com. this our voting on this week s provocative poll question with donald trump have been indicted by alvin bragg. if trump were not currently running for president, you can use the qr code is a matter of fact. up ahead. i ll do a deep dive into the stark contrast between law enforcement responses to mass school shootings with the former fbi agent who created the bureau s active shooter protocol , plus a quarter of a century can definitely shake up an economy can alter the makeup of our nation s character. why the definition of the american dream might be changing. how can you tell which one is the better deal bringing dad from sarasota? dads are great, but let s say,
Catherine schweiz is the former fbi agent who created and ran the bureau s active shooter program after the 2012 shootings at the sandy hook elementary school. she was at the bureau for 20 years before retiring in 2017. she s the author of stop the killing. how to end the mass shooting crisis and the forthcoming book how to talk about guns with anyone. she hosts the podcast. stop the killing. katherine welcome back . yes you created the active shooter program. so what do your trained eyes see? in the most recent videotape? me and a bunch of other people created that program. but what do i see? i think it s really view. it s really wonderful that people can see really what s happening instead of the idea of what we see on television because because what we see in this video is officers who are breathing heavily and working together to get to that site. and it s even though some people say oh, 15 minutes. why did it take them so long? because your feet have to hit the ground for every st
Is aaron zitner, reporter and editor for the wall street journal s d. c bureau. he works on polling and politics. and he wrote this piece about the poll titled america pulls back from values that once defined it, okay, aaron, if not patriotism, if not religion, or having kids , then what is it that binds us defines us today? well that s that s the question, isn t it? michael i mean, the big finding in this poll is if you spin back 25 years, you could find a set of values and priorities that so many americans deemed not only to be important, but very important that you can see that they helped define the american character and those of dissipated and right now. this poll suggests that the one thing where united and is our pessimism because pessimism about the economy right now is pervasive and it creates across political parties. and it s a little inexplicable because the job market is good and the stock