If he really wants his second year to be bipartisanship, then he has to take the protest, take the -- take the this appointment the, you know, the upset Democrat and at least make this a first step and keep trying to build and prove he actually means it.
King discusses the challenges President Trump faces in achieving bipartisanship.
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The material that has come from the administration so far has been chaotic and also vague and confusing.
This election might well be settled in the suburbs just like 2020 was.
You do not want that man standing back here. You did not want him living in that House, right there. You do not want him effecting what happens up there and you point to the monuments and you just say, think about this.
Whoever wins Pennsylvania wins 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and gets to be president of the United States.
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