Trump Says Doesn't Owe Pence an Apology for Jan. 6

The transcript features a discussion on the role of Mike Pence during the election, focusing on whether he had the authority to reject electoral votes. The conversation delves into legal interpretations and the Electoral Account Act, with claims about the election's legitimacy and the recount in Wisconsin, which confirmed more votes for President Biden.

What did the former President believe Vice President Pence should have done during the election certification?

• Consult with more legal experts

• Certify the election results immediately

• Announce a re-election

• Send the votes back to the state legislatures

What was the former President's opinion on the legal advice given to Pence?

• The lawyers were correct

• The advice was irrelevant

• The lawyers were wrong

• The advice was unclear

According to the former President, why was the law changed after the election?

• To prevent future Vice Presidents from rejecting votes

• To simplify the election process

• To allow more recounts in contested states

• To increase the power of the Vice President

What did legal experts, including Republicans, say about the Vice President's authority?

• He could only delay the certification

• He had full authority to decide the outcome

• He could reject votes if advised by the President

• He did not have the authority to reject votes

What was the outcome of the recount in Wisconsin?

• The recount was inconclusive

• More votes for President Biden

• More votes for the former President

• No change in the vote count