One place, a lot of important issues and trump is his own person in a lot of ways, you know, a populist nationalism that but he s picking someone who is where a lot of republicans are, right? his transition is filled with standard issue republicans, right. there aren t a lot of republicans like donald trump. and so he has always leaned towards being a climate change denialist, frankly, despite what he told the new york times when he said he d have an open mind and despite that letter maybe in 2009. some reporting that suggest his daughter is more believes in climate change and is worried about it. and in some of his, you know, one of his hotels in scotland, has pointed to climate change as a problem for the hotel and the rising sea level in scotland and has actually asked the local government for help to deal with that. i mean, this is a worrying pick if you believe in climate change. the arctic ice is at an all-time record melting. you go down to miami, people are
Dominated populist nationalism. a more libertarian freedom caucus. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren progressive caucus. the trump/sanders era is going to create new opposition blocks filled with people who never thought they would be working together. there is a raging need for a movement that embraces economic dynamism. where it goes from there is anybody s guess. the problem is none of them are interested in politics. it s the first global generation. millennials. i call them the first globals because they are the first globals. they are libertarian
Felt with, the main effects of donald trump could be felt the world over. that s why i would take ten brexits, as bad as it is, over what happened in the states. do you find people asking what happened? yes, when we checked into the hotel, three people at the counter said, what s going on over there? you heard that one guy said ten brexits as opposed to the election of donald trump because that would have more severe implications around the world than brexit. are you hearing similar things overseas, similar concerns? how has trump s victory impacted what people are saying to you overseas? reporter: ayman, the minute that people realize that you re an american right now in europe, they can t stop themselves. they say, what about trump, what do you think of this? and those who are concerned about the rise of right wing populist nationalism here are worried that now that the united states has elected trump, people here who might have been shy voters, reluctant to vote for
Would be a disaster as secretary of state. he is not diplomatic nor would trump be seen to be statesmanlike by appointing guiliani. president obama was in germany this week. we ve seen this populist waive that resulted in brexit in the united kingdom, we ve seen it here in the united states, some are describing it as an anti-immigrant sentiment that has swept through europe. talk about angela merkel s role in this dynamic with the french presidential elections, the british government of theresa may. i think first of all you need to understand that a lot of this populist nationalism began here in europe in recent years long before it seemed even a remote possibility that donald trump and his backers could take power
preiebus, think about steppig aside. donald trump suspected reince priebus was trying to work the system in case they needed another candidate. and think about the different signals by the three you named. bannon provocative but an ideologue, believes trump represents a populist nationalism trying to shape the administration around that ideological agenda. priebus, traditional republican, voice of the establishment building a bridge to the republicans in congress, and newt gingrich is much more about politics. sometimes ban critic of trump when he felt he was being impolitic and big ego. might be difficult for trump to be in the room with him. giant question also, how many never trumpers, outsiders, people never on the team is trump big enough to bring in? all part the conversation. told we could get word as early as today, next week to the big jobs filled in.