There is post-traumatic stress syndrome from Trump, and so that that is really his task and his -- and it is important because the Chinese are telling people, you know, you can't really rely on democracies and America to be consistent in their commitments because democracy is too fragile.
David Axelrod: “There is post-traumatic stress syndrome from Trump, and so that that is really his task and his -- and it is important…”
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Axelrod discusses the challenges Biden faces in reassuring allies about America's reliability after the Trump administration.
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