It's January 6th yet again, and this time President-elect Donald Trump has been certified as the next president of the United States.

I'll be going into everything that's been happening in the lead-up to Trump's certification.

And speaking of January 6th, we recently got some updates on the suspect who planted pipe bombs at various locations around Washington, D.C. on January 5th of

2021. The FBI has now released a statement on this. Also, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

has announced his resignation as leader of the ruling liberal party. Justin Trudeau will remain

Prime Minister in a caretaker capacity

until a new leader is chosen. Also, a new mystery virus is spreading in China, and the Chinese

Communist Party is again being accused of a cover-up. I'm the Epic Times Senior investigative reporter

Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

It's January 6th yet again, and Donald J. Trump has been certified as the next president of the

United States. Now, this occurred earlier this afternoon at the U.S. Capitol

building. Over the course of the last four years and even after the election results were declared

for 2024, Trump faced legal actions that were raising the question over whether he could be

rendered and eligible for re-election. But despite the pressure and even some recent doubts that were

cast over the election

certification, Republicans and Democrats in Congress, they ended up supporting a peaceful

transition of power. Leading up to January 6th this year, we haven't seen any major efforts of mass

protest to challenge the results of the election. There haven't been anything

like these stop-to-steel rallies. We haven't seen any major lawsuits over the election results. And

even when it comes to the electoral college, we have not seen efforts for dueling electors

or to encourage them to flip their votes. And this is actually a rarity in the U.S. elections.

I would say the closest we saw to an effort to block Trump's certification and election

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