Inauguration Interference? How?

The U.S. presidential transition process is one of the most robust elements of the Constitution, ensuring a peaceful transfer of power every four years. However, in extreme and rare scenarios, certain events could disrupt or delay the inauguration. In this video, we break down the theoretical risks that could challenge this process, from armed conflict and insurrection to foreign attacks, legal disputes, and even natural disasters. While these situations are highly unlikely, understanding the potential risks and the constitutional provisions in place helps us grasp the resilience of American democracy.