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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If she can answer that question and get narrow on that, she has a chance. But that's their number one issue. It's not immigration. It's not abortion. It's the economy.
Democracy is based on the idea of self-determination, one person, one vote. He essentially just said the Palestinians don't count, right?
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