and i think there is this question of this populist type of leader that we saw in former president trump and whether or not that is something that will be resurrected in the next election or the election after that. and so i think that is always something that s going to be at thf their minds. the white house is aware of that, and so i think that they are working on restoring that, but also talking about the future of where we are right now when it comes to democracies versus autocracies. that has really been a big message that you have seen president biden trying to drive home while he is here and i think we ll continue to see it as he does go on from meeting here at the g7, going to meet with nato allies and then of course the that s meeting, the most high-stakes meeting is that summit with president putin. looks like it s approaching nightfall there as president biden wraps up his first full day of this first trip as president there in the uk. kaitlan collins, clarissa ward, thank
it didn t cause the term campaign to have to move back to the middle because they appeal to a populist type of kennedy: but there are people like bernie sanders and liz warren would have to move back. they are going in on the socialists. they are forcing the other candidates to do the same thing. he sits with bullock, there kennedy: even joe biden to some degree is trying to counterbalance. chris: he s been dialing in. dagen: i cannot wait for these out of touch elitist groups to make mistakes at the iowa fair. it s going to be the best. this is the beginning of the end of joe biden s runback for the nomination. that s where he lifted those remarks, in 1987 in august of that year. then again, remember john kerry? it was the $4 starburst movie. and they are like, get him a
what he s pointing to is money laundering. money laundering that has to do with the donald trump businesses, that has to do with the kushners, with the kush nne ties to deutsche bank. remember, deutsche bank is tied to ross. steve bannon doesn t like that faction of the white house, and you ve got the gary cohns, wilbur ross. wilbur ross was part of the campaign, but gary cohn wasn t. steve bannon could be successful saying, me, the naturalist faction to the white house, i m true to what i was and always was. but jared kushner cared about his business and his money, as did don jr. if steve bannon can create this line, and if he s correct, wouldn t that be a huge win for him? i think as you re alluding to, steve bannon has always been more about the cause rather than the individual, and that is president trump. the cause is a populist type of
watch history unfold. definitely an historic moment. i think that it s been a very interesting campaign. it was run very much like a reality show, and i think it was unconventional. this populist type president that appealed to aunger, that appealed to trusteration in this country, and i think capitalized on it in a lot of ways. it s also interesting to see this happening while the hearings are happening on the hill as contentious as they are. but he has nominated some folks able to withstand that pressure and that pressure will not let up in the coming days. there are a lot of mixed emotions around this inauguration. folks who are really, really excited and happening about what s to come and folks who are lamenting the passage of time that s really gone by with the first black president serving two terms. so interesting to see and i ll be watching. gloria, they ve said really nice things about each other. the outgoing president and the
change. i think what you re seeing are folks who thanks to bernie sanders, thanks even to donald trump, for being a more of a populist type of candidate, to cause us to really begin to question some things that may have existed from the beginning of time. from the inception of america. that does not make the thing right. if we say that we are a country where it s one person, one vote, it needs to be one person, one vote. search not talking about overhauling the electoral college in its entirety but talking about proposals to reshape the way in which it s done. maybe it shouldn t be winner take all. we have states, of course, in congressional districts that do just that. i think that it is okay for us to ask questions particularly when we know the electoral college was built upon a system to protect the interests of slave states. that was a part of the compromise and we would be remiss if we did not acknowledge that horrible history. jeffrey? well, yeah, i mean, the electoral colleg