He argues the vice-presidential loophole is politically viable because the Supreme Court would decide any dispute and is currently dominated by Republican justices, including three appointed by Trump.
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Legal Loopholes
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"...ticket as the president um and look there are lots of legal loopholes here um there are lots of uh legal arguments but ultimately..."
"...bear it's like bureaucratic infighting like they're trying to figure out legal loophole loopholes against each other so I'm sure that what the CIA..."
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