CNN: 'Maggie Haberman Says This Legal Case Cuts At The Heart of Donald Trump’s Identity'

Source:CNN- left to right: Defendant Don Trump & New York Times & CNN Donald Trump Whisperer Maggie Haberman. 

"New York Times reporter and CNN senior political analyst Maggie Haberman joins CNN’s Jake Tapper to discuss former President Donald Trump’s legal cases and the state of his 2024 presidential campaign." 

From CNN

Not only I'm not a lawyer, but I'm also not a psychologist, not even a political psychologist. So what I'll be doing here is just theorizing and sort of using New York Times national political reporter and CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman as my source here. 

I would have to assume that you would have to be a world champion narcissist to believe that you are always right and will always win everything to be Donald Trump. And I'm talking about him in his last two months of his presidency, where he's desperate to remain as President of the United States, even though it's clear he just lost reelection in November, 2020. 

So on one side, President Trump has a team of lawyers and advisers from Wisconsin, who are essentially stating the obvious to him and telling him that it's basically over. He's not only lost Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, which clinched the election for Joe Biden. So now we know that Joe Biden will become the next President in January 2021. 

But President Trump has this other lawyer who just happens to be one of his co-defendants in Georgia, Ken Chesebro, telling the President that he still has one more option in Arizona. But even if President Trump wins that legal case in Arizona, he's still lost the presidential election and will legally be out of office in January, 2021. 

And even after knowing all of this now knowing he'll no longer be President, because he's lost the Electoral College, President Trump still fights on because he's being told by Ken Chesebro that he can win in Arizona. Even Arizona alone with all the other losses in the swing states that he had to win, to get reelected, won't give him reelection. 

I'm not saying the Ken Chesebro testimony about Arizona is not important. I'm just saying that we now know that Donald Trump knew he would be no longer be President of the United States by January 20, 2021. But he still went ahead with his illegal election interference campaigns, as well as inspired his MAGA followers, to try to take over the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, the day that Congress made it official that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election and would become the next President of the United States, on January 20, 2021. 

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