I think the turning point that came were the midterm elections. The fever broke with those midterm elections. And what we've seen since then is a steady decline in Trump's credibility and in his position with the American people, and a rise among people, who might be his successors, like the Governor of Florida.
David Gergen discusses the impact of the midterm elections on Donald Trump's credibility and the emergence of potential successors.
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I think the President isn't in some degree of three fall and it is people are looking four other strategies he got out of this.
Mitch McConnell has just thrown down the gauntlet, Anderson. I think we're going to have a titanic fight over this.
Trust in our institutions has plunged over the last 20, 30 years. It started before Donald Trump got to office, but he has accelerated the downward spiral.
I think Joe Biden's in a much better position than Hillary Clinton was at this stage in the campaign.
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