How to legally 'Cheat' in The Presidential Election

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🗓️ 5 November 2024

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

In this podcast, I discuss the potential legal loopholes in the U.S. Constitution that could be exploited to alter the outcome of the 2024 presidential election, emphasizing that it does not involve illegal tampering by any political party. I explain the intricacies of the Electoral College versus a popular vote, historical precedents, and possible scenarios where state legislatures could delay or change the results legally. Although there are ways to 'legally cheat,' I believe such methods are unlikely to be pursued due to potential political fallout and existing legal precedents.

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0:00.0	This isn't your average business podcast, and he's not your average host.
0:08.0	This is the James Altucher Show.
0:16.1	So in a few hours, as I am saying this, the election of 2024 will begin.
0:22.6	I'm doing this podcast on Monday evening.
0:24.9	And I wanted to address a couple of important issues that people don't seem to know about
0:30.7	in terms of how a presidential election in the United States works.
0:35.2	In particular, there are a couple of loopholes
0:39.5	where I think it is possible to legally cheat in this election. And I'm not talking about either
0:46.6	candidate, but the big question that has been on my mind and on many people's minds, is it
0:53.1	possible to quote unquote legally cheat in an
0:57.6	election? And I'm not talking about will the Democrats cheat, will the Republicans cheat? I am not
1:03.5	talking about whether they could rig an election machine or more people vote than are living,
1:10.2	you know, all these kinds of like what you think of,
1:13.0	when you think of election cheating.
1:14.1	I am talking about legal cheating, meaning does the Constitution provide a way for one party
1:21.4	to change the results of an election to support their party?
1:26.6	And again, I'm not talking about Republicans doing this.
1:29.6	I'm not talking about Democrats doing this. I'm talking about does the Constitution of the United
1:34.5	States of America allow for somehow the results of the election to change after the fact.
1:41.0	And in order to understand this, we have to understand how the election is actually
1:47.5	and by the way, when we were figuring out how to title this podcast, we're a little nervous.
1:52.6	Like Jay and I were talking earlier and can we call this podcast how to cheat in an election?
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