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A (0:01)
Trump would like to run for a third term. If the 22nd Amendment didn't exist, he'd be starting his campaign now.
B (0:07)
Let's talk about what the 22nd Amendment says and what are the ways around it, because you can get pretty creative.
A (0:12)
So let's assume the next president and vice president are killed. The House of Representatives elects Trump to be speaker of the House and then ascends to the presidency without being elected. Another one, which is the Electoral College, fails to have a majority for any one candidate. Then it gets thrown to the House of Representatives, which chooses not elect a president or the last one. The next president and vice president resigns and the Republican controlled House could name Trump as Speaker. And then according to the statutes, that person ascends to the presidency without being elected. I don't think the Supreme Court would sustain this one, but I do think would sustain the other scenario of an unplanned ascension to the presidency through assassinations or through a deadlock in the Electoral College.
B (1:02)
The Epstein file, where a lot of people are talking about the last few months. He once said, I know the names of the individuals. I know why they're being suppressed. I know who's suppressing them.
A (1:10)
It's true. I know the names of the people. I was his lawyer, and then I was falsely accused by some woman who then retracted her accusation. I didn't do anything wrong. I've never had sex with anybody but my wife since the day I met Jeffrey Epstein. And to show you how bad Netflix is, they still have the interview with the woman who claims she had sex with me without indicating even in the bottom of it. She's now withdrawn that claim. So if it's. It's on Netflix, don't believe it. Alan, when you look at your alma.
B (1:39)
Mater of Harvard, do you wash your hands of the place?
A (1:41)
They've washed their hands with me. I was one of the most popular professors in modern Harvard history. But the minute I defended Donald Trump on his first impeachment, I was Persona non grata at Harvard in Martha's Vineyard. People won't talk to me. I can't get pierogi at the farmer's market, where everybody should be able to buy and sell everything because I was wearing a shirt that said Proud Zionist. This is the kind of McCarthyism that we're seeing from the left these days, and I'm gonna continue to fight.