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What are ‘faithless electors’?

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There are two ways President Trump could still serve another four years in office. They are very unlikely, but still technically possible. NBC News’ Simone Boyce reports on the unconventional scenarios and discusses the fragility of our electoral system with Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig.