Trump has admitted that he will not serve in the second quarter after pushing the mob

President Donald Trump publicly admitted for the first time that he would not run for a second term, and he stopped congratulating President-elect Joe Biden, but he is now acknowledging the transfer of power. It seems to be ending, for now, a false and corrosive effort by Trump to dump the election results, which ended a day earlier with a violent attempt by the U.S. Capitol insurgency. He didn’t care about Trump’s role in encouraging that violence, nor did he swear to change his behavior. But 13 days after Biden’s inauguration, the President’s comments in a pre-recorded video were a concession he could offer before he finally left the White House. “The new administration will be inaugurated on January 20,” Trump said in a video recorded in the White House. “My vision now is to ensure a smooth, orderly and complete transition of power.” A White House adviser said in discussions with senior officials that Trump recorded the video only because he was threatened by his presidential resignation and potential impeachment. “I think this video was made because almost all of his top employees were on the verge of resigning and the prosecution is immediate,” the consultant said. #ErinBurnett #CNN #New.

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