Will Trump and Johnson's 'Secret' Be Unveiled on January 6?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : It is universally understood that Johnson holds his gavel strictly at the sufferance of Trump.
54% : Capitol Hill has been buzzing for a while (per a Politico report last month) about the Speaker's potential role in another bid to overturn another election defeat, which Trump clearly intends to do if the opportunity arises:[T]he following concerns have circulated on Capitol Hill:-- That Johnson could try to rewrite the rules that govern the Jan. 6 vote-counting session.
52% : While no one knows exactly what Trump has in mind as a plan-B strategy, other than declaring victory on Election Night (which everyone takes for granted he will do no matter what the results show), whatever he does will almost certainly have to culminate on January 6, when Congress again meets to confirm the presidential winner.
40% : He really does seem to believe Trump is justified in whatever stunt he chooses to pull.
38% : But it's not just a matter of previous experience of an insurrectionary alliance between Trump and Johnson.
25% : And Johnson certainly didn't quell any suspicions when asked about the "little secret" the two men share:Even if you think Trump was just trolling everyone with the "little secret" talk, the earnest Christian nationalist Johnson isn't known for his skill at playfully "owning the libs."

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