Following the 2020 US presidential election, you were predicting that Trump would win a legal battle to remain in office. Recently, you mentioned there was an ongoing “changing of the guard.” What are the chances now that President Trump will remain in office instead of Joe Biden, who, as of Dec. 23, 2020 is still the President-Elect?

You are not out of the woods yet in the coin toss underway here. The competing interests of the Democrat party and its adherents versus the Republican loyalists and the hidden backing of the Extraterrestrial Alliance will be coming to a head with the Electoral College/joint Congress meet-up. There will be an attempt to reverse the outcome of the election at that point in time, so much will depend on the extent of the manipulation brought to bear to make that a successful further reversal of things that seem to the general public to have already been decided. As you know, the Constitution provides a further series of steps for the work of the Electoral College in conveying its delegate totals and this must be accepted by Congress, but can be challenged and that is what will ultimately be the deciding factor in how successful that challenge turns out to be.