today. but the trump voters and the main stream republicans, there s a lot of friction there. i think one of the things that you think about the things that trump says on the stump, what he s saying because he thinks it will be what will get him the right reaction in that moment. beyond that moment, it s all very fluid. it all changes. you have trump s own top advisers saying don t take him literally. don t listen to his words, look into his heart. what is that? but that s where we are. so you have that world, and then you have this more grownup world on capitol hill, where there are serious questions being dealt with seriously. the huge unknown of this presidency is he is going to bring in good people around him. you hear trump voters say he s going to bring in good people.
advisers saying don t take him literally. don t listen to his words, look into his heart. what is that? but that s where we are. so you have that world, and then you have this more grownup world on capitol hill, where there are serious questions being dealt with seriously. the huge unknown of this presidency is he is going to bring in good people around him. you hear trump voters say he s going to bring in good people. that was one of the rationalizations for voting for him. he has brought in some people who are experienced and knowledgeable. the question is how they work together and who steam rolls who, or if there is a give and take that turns into a functional administration. so tavis, you look at the polling right now. about the most highly regarded person in public life is the first lady. the president leaves office with very high approval numbers. the president-elect is under water at 37%. he s below 50%. that s uncommonly low from that