On the recordFebruary 3, 2019
He knows better than the generals. He knows better than his intelligence people. He knows better than the Fed chair. He knows better than everyone.
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David Axelrod expresses concern about the President's self-confidence and decision-making style, suggesting it may lead to issues given the complexity of the problems faced.
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