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The Constitution. He WAS president-elect; therefore he not only could, but he was REQUIRED to do so, if he intended to act in a manner requiring it.
However he deliberately REFUSED to call Congress into emergency-session, so that he could seize full national power and become a bona fide despot-- just like happened with the Weimar government in 1933, which was expressly stated in Mein Kampf to be the example-precedent.
UH... could you prehaps show us exactly where in the constitution you hae found this gem....
As president elect he had no power whatsoever to do anything other than to present himself to be sworn in.