polarizing, and, therefore, they create almost as many enemies as they win friends. >> in a "boston globe" op-ed you highlight similarities between clinton and trump, painful transition, health care reform, narrowly winning on taxes, fixation on the financial market and obsessive involvement of family members and lousy press coverage. are you really saying that trump is the new clinton? >> no, i'm not. what i'm making very clear is their personalities couldn't be more different, and i make this issue in the pace. take the issue of race, they could not be more different than individuals, but sometimes i think our media have become obsessively obsessed with personalities, and i can see why. the personality of donald trump is larger than life. he wants us to talk about his personality endlessly. it's kind of what gets him up in the morning, but politics and history are about more than just individual personalities. the structure of politics matters. the constitution of the united