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Waiting for Trump to Concede? Don't Hold Your Breath
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November 12, 2020
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1:33Now PlayingPresident-elect Joe Biden is pressing on with his White House transition even as President Donald Trump refuses to concede the election.
A slew of lawsuits led by his campaign has found zero evidence of voter fraud, and a little-known government agency has blocked Biden from classified intelligence briefings and federal funding to smooth the transfer of power.
"It’s hard to overstate how dangerous this is for the most fundamental part of our democracy," Bloomberg's Anna Edgerton told Quicktake anchor, Tim Stenovec on Take Charge.
Meanwhile, Biden leads Trump in the popular vote by 5 million. "There’s no path for Trump to win," Edgerton said. "The GOP end game seems more about generating confusion rather actually than fighting for a second term."
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