Subjective Probabilities on President Trump

The early views on President Trump run the gamut. Eurasian Group President Ian Bremmer considers Trump likely to continue the presidency for 8 years. Writer Malcolm Gladwell suggests that Trump will be in jail within a year. Consider the range of possibilities from success to failure (which is much wider than previous presidents). Question: what is the chance (probability stated as a percentage from 0% to 100%) of each (no wishful thinking)?

Trump will be a two-term president, with most of his promises fulfilled: _____%

Trump is a one-term president with a mixed record: _____%

There will be a recession within 4 years: _____%

Trump is impeached (and convicted): _____%

Trump ends up in jail: _____%

More extreme possibilities:

Trump serves 8 years, followed by Pence for 8, complete domination of Washington by Republicans for at least 16 years: _____%

Trump serves 8 years, then takes control for life while announcing marshal law: _____%

Conspiracy theories against Trump, his allies, Russians, etc. prove true; Trump is impeached and many people end up in jail: _____%

[Academics may prefer the idea of Baynesian probabilities, statements that can be true or false, but unknown. Probability estimates are based on a reasonable expectation based on the state of knowledge and prior probabilities.]