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In this episode, we will discuss the future of Donald Trump.
To better understand what awaits the outgoing president, we will discuss with Philippe Berry,
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based in the United States since 2008.
Defeated in the presidential election on November 3, Donald Trump will hand over the keys to the White House this Wednesday, January 20.
The 45th President of the United States, who has not officially acknowledged his defeat to the Democrat, will not attend the inauguration ceremony of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, who will be sworn in on Tuesday, and will become president and vice -President of the United States.
Legacy and future
For this ceremony on the Capitol, the security system will be very important, in order to avoid any repetition of the riots of January 6 and during which four supporters of Donald Trump and a police officer were killed.
Under the influence of a new impeachment procedure after these riots, threatened by several court cases, Donald Trump's last hours of power are extremely criticized, both for his management of the Covid-19 pandemic and for his series of pardons .
What will become of Donald Trump?
How has the outgoing president already made history?
Is this the end of "Trumpism"?
You can find and listen to all of Philippe Berry's answers in this episode.
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