republican party, at least rhetorically. treating him as a singular figure and an exceptional threat to american traditions. but three weeks into the transition, his cabinet picks have made it clear this administration is going be extremely republican. about as republican as it gets. trump may have run as a populist but he's largely an empty vessel. now his party controls two whole branchs of government they're filling up his agenda with items from the conservative wish list. the big question for democrats how to counter that republican juggernaut. i'm joined by keith ellison, candidate for chairman of the democratic national committee. congressman, what's the plan here? >> well, the plan is very simple. we have to really deliver for america's working classes. that means that we need to fight for higher wages. we've got to fight for real trade deals. and we got to make sure that we are invested in training and everything else that americans need.