Dave Davies

And it seemed there was a very persuasive case that Trump sought to overturn the results of a fair election.

But it sure doesn't seem that a majority of American voters believe that, right?

I mean – and I just wonder.

Do you think it would have made a difference in terms of his electability, in terms of how the American people feel about him if there had been a trial?

Yeah.

Well, Carol Linning, Aaron Davis, thank you so much.

Congratulations on the book and thanks for speaking with us.

Thank you.

Carol Linig is a senior investigative correspondent for MSNBC.

Aaron Davis is an investigative reporter for The Washington Post.

Their book is Injustice, How Politics and Fear Vanquished America's Justice Department.

We recorded our conversation last Thursday.

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She'll talk about her final performance, the personal and physical pain she endured through her life in artistry, and how Prince changed her perception of herself.

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