If they joined in the calls to unify and he offers himself as a strong leader to do that, now there'll be a lot of skepticism about that among those who don't like him.
David Axelrod: “If they joined in the calls to unify and he offers himself as a strong leader to do that, now there'll be a lot of…”
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David Axelrod emphasizes the importance of Donald Trump presenting himself as a unifying leader following recent events.
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