Many have asked what it would take to remove Donald Trump from the GOP ticket and nominate a new presidential candidate. CQ Roll Call’s senior Senate reporter Niels Lesniewski and managing editor Adriel Bettelheim lay out how it could be done.Show notes: Replacing Trump on Ballots: Murky Payoff and a Legal ThicketGOP Trump Critic Launches Independent RunAnti-Trump Republicans Begin Lining Up Behind Clinton Evan McMullin says he's not a Trump spoiler, but his opportunities are limited” https://t.co/OJdIJQmUmg pic.twitter.com/PG53kgbKFu — Roll Call (@rollcall) August 9, 2016 Replacing Trump on Ballots: Murky Payoff and a Legal Thicket https://t.co/BIJZx8PifA pic.twitter.com/tfuDolBeDQ — Roll Call (@rollcall) August 9, 2016 I'm sure the Ayotte/McCain campaign loved having to talk about this for a few days https://t.co/E2SesBaeov — Alex Roarty (@Alex_Roarty) August 6, 2016 This is how weird 2016 has become -- it's big news when the GOP nominee endorses the GOP House Speaker for reelection. — Walter Shapiro (@MrWalterShapiro) August 5, 2016