Over the weekend, Trump supporters gathered in Washington DC to protest, convinced that election fraud had taken place in the US presidential election.
There were also counter-protesters on the ground and in both camps there were groups that are prone to violence.
After the election, President Donald Trump did not want to admit defeat and claimed that the election was "rigged".
But neither election observers nor the media have seen signs of cheating.
- An opinion poll shows that 70 percent of Republicans do not believe that the election was fair, says Fernando Arias.
Supported by Congress
Several Republicans have criticized Donald Trump's actions, including his former chief of staff John Kelly and fired national security adviser John Bolton.
- He gets some criticism, but among the Republicans in Congress, most show him their support.
It has to do with the fact that the Republican Party is in many ways Trump's party.
Donald Trump is also needed in the future.