We need a nine-person Supreme Court, and people wonder about the peaceful transfer of power. I can assure you it will be peaceful. Now, we may have litigation about who won the election, but the court will decide. And if the Republicans lose, we will accept that result.
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Lindsey Graham discusses the role of the Supreme Court in deciding election outcomes and assures that there will be a peaceful transfer of power if Republicans lose.
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