What Happens Beyond Trump's Court Challenge to Election Is Anyone's Guess

Many of the callers to my radioshow, "Coast to Coast AM" feel that the president should challenge the outcome of the Nov. 3 election.

Donald Trump’s resolve not to accept the result of the presidential election appeared unshaken, as he continued to promote theories about the vote, with little outward sign that anyone in his inner circle was prepared to talk him into conceding.

Some White House sources are saying that the president’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, had broached the subject of concession, and that his wife, Melania, was also advising that "the time had come for him to accept the loss."

Yet, the first lady recently tweeted in support of her husband, implying "illegal votes" had been counted.

President Trump recently continued to tweet claims that the election had been stolen, and the only public statements from those close to him were adamantly in favour of staying.

Top Republicans either amplified Trump’s claims of widespread vote rigging or remained silent, with only a tiny number of moderates following tradition and congratulating Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., along with the former president George W Bush.

What happens after President Trump challenges election results and what hapens beyond is anyone’s guess.

George Noory hosts the nationally syndicated radio program, Coast to Coast AM, heard by more than 10 million listeners on nearly 620 stations and ranked in the Top 12 largest U.S. audiences by Talkers Magazine. Captivating program listeners with his discussions of all things curious and unexplained, George has a unique roster of fascinating guests ranging from scientists to conspiracy theorists, in his quest for truth, fueled by his desire to solve the great mysteries of our time. Born, raised, and educated in Detroit, George served nine years in the U.S. Naval Reserve and has three children and six grandchildren. Read George Noory's Reports — More Here.