Anderson, when talking about flip-flops and Donald Trump, you know, it's difficult because he campaigned in a fact-free universe. I mean, he's -- they told so many lies. Bald-faced lies that if he were going to revert now and start telling the truth that would, itself, be a flip-flop.
Former Labor Secretary Reich discusses Trump's inconsistency and manipulation of the truth.
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