Brazil's Election Crisis, Explained

Three days after losing Brazil's presidential election by 4.4 million votes, Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the jailed ex-president, defied a court order to surrender his passports, slipped into Argentina and landed near Miami, calling himself Brazil's "true elected" leader. Donald Trump called the election "rigged" without evidence and says he can stay "as long as he wants." Dr. Footnote breaks down Lula's historic comeback, the refusal to concede, the escape, Jair Bolsonaro's 27-year coup-plot sentence and the January 8 riot, Trump's tariffs and sanctions campaign for the Bolsonaros, and whether any of this is really a "coup." CHAPTERS 0:00 The escape to Miami 0:31 Part 1: The Comeback 1:40 Part 2: The Refusal 3:17 Part 3: The Escape 4:48 Part 4: The Father 6:18 Part 5: Trump’s Project 8:18 Part 6: A Coup? 9:55 The footnote