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Of greed. did you ever think you would read that? no, i didn t and there s lots of other polling, not just the articles that anne and many other people that are writing and analyzing this but there s a lot of polling showing abroad that people no longer see american democracy as an example. pew polls and other international polls. and here, in the united states, showing great dissatisfaction among the population with party politics, representative democracy, people feeling that the two mainstream parties, the republicans, the democrats, are just not representing their interests, and a larger group of people are describing themselves as unaffiliated, disinterested or disturbed by party politics. this is also, i think, a great stain on us because our representative democracy, the roles of those two parties, the republicans and the democrats, they ve always had an outward manifestation. the international republican institute, the national democratic institute. they ve always been at the ....
Believe that their lives would be better with somebody like him in charge. that impulse has not died with the trump presidency, what s the antidote to this? it s not even though you legally american problem, it s in your home country of england, it s all over the world. yeah, well sadly, we ve started to prove that america is not exceptional. i d like to absolve that we could do better, but many of our principal leaders have said, but we ve actually shown that we can go down the same path. we re not immune to flood leadership, we re not immune to eroding and undermining our best institutions. but the socialist economic aspect of this is really critical, because mainstream parties, both the republicans and democrats have failed to address many of the problems that the majority of americans would like to see actually fix for them. this gave an opening to president trump, because with a populist leader, diversity say okay i m listening, i m hearing what you re saying, and i m going to b ....
It s very clear that you understand the impulse that so many voters had to vote for donald trump. you ve got a grasp on why so many people really did believe that their lives would be better with someone like him in charge. that impulse has not died with the trump presidency. what s the antidote to this? it s not even a uniquely american problem. it s in your home country of england. it s all over the world. yeah, well, sadly, we ve just started to prove that america is not exceptional. i would have liked to have thought we could do better than this, as many of our really principal leaders have said. but we ve actually shown we can go down the same path. we re not immune to flawed leadership and we re certainly not immune to eroding and undermining our best institutions. the socioeconomic aspects of this are really critical, because mainstream parties, both the republicans and the democrats, have failed to address many of the problems that the majority of americans would like to see ....
Go down the same path. we re not immune to flawed leadership and we re certainly not immune to eroding and undermining our best institutions. the socioeconomic aspects of this are really critical, because mainstream parties, both the republicans and the democrats, have failed to address many of the problems that the majority of americans would like to see actually fixed for them. and this gave an opening to president trump and to populist leaders to basically say, i m listening, i m hearing what you re saying and i m going to basically fix everything for you. it s not so simple. of course, the wrangling that we re seeing right now on capitol hill between the congressional republicans and democrats over the future of the infrastructure bill and the reconciliation bill that president biden is trying to push through, really underscores the problems that we have because many of the issues that are covered in that bill are the things that the majority of americans would actually like to see ....
0 mask. so a little bit longer. hanging in there means those who don t really want to get vaccinated, are more likely not to get vaccinated. an overwhelming majority. people looking out for each other. and i think because they see it is working. well we will see, your thanks, chris. that is all in for tonight. the rachel maddow show starts now with ali velshi. good evening, ali. chris, we have not crossed paths in the last year and a half, so we caught up a little bit. nothing like a little makeup room chitchat. that s been missing from all of our lives for a long time. great to see you, chris. rachel s got the night off. thanks to you for joining us. we re coming up on nine months since the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. i think for all of us, amid the deluge of video and photographic documentation of the attack that emerged in the days and weeks afterwards, there are certain moments, certain images from that day that are burned into our minds. moment ....