I have come to believe, and I think the governors and mayors and the private sector and university presidents and everyone else has come to believe, that the president has run out of tricks, that he basically -- his anger is because he failed to exert authority when he had it in trying to stop the pandemic, and now is pretending like he has authority when he doesn't.
Juliette Kayyem: “I have come to believe, and I think the governors and mayors and the private sector and university presidents and…”
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Kayyem discusses the lack of presidential authority and the response from governors during the pandemic.
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