Trump tempted by refusing to leave the White House
The outgoing president, with some loyalist deputies, would like to create obstacles in Congress on January 6 when the votes are officially counted and receives characters such as Steve Bannon and Michael Flynn in the Oval Office
Donald Trump's official advisers are worried about the comings and goings of external advisers in these days in the White House and have expressed their fears at CNN: the outgoing president would be tempted by unlikely scenarios to reverse the outcome of the elections. In recent days' meetings with a group of external advisers, writes the US television network, Trump would also have hypothesized the refusal to leave the presidential palace on the day of Joe Biden's swearing-in, next January 20.
The next appointment on January 6th
According to CNN, quoting an administration official, "there are scenarios that are really scary." Trump, in fact, with the support of some loyalist deputies and senators, would be determined to create chaos in Congress on January 6, when the votes of the great voters who gave Biden the victory will have to be officially counted.
Over the weekend of December 19 and 20, the outgoing president reportedly received several times in the Oval Office or overheard people such as conspiracy lawyer Sidney Powell, his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, his former political strategist Steve Bannon, the hawk trade adviser Peter Navarro, the founder and former fans of the defeated president are meanwhile organizing themselves on social media and a Facebook page is thinking of an alternative Inauguration Day, simultaneously with the official one on January 20.
