I think this happens a lot. People do -- when they leave the White House they often set up lobbying companies with somebody there who is a top Republican, somebody who is a top Democrat.
David Gergen: “I think this happens a lot. People do -- when they leave the White House they often set up lobbying companies with…”
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Gergen reflects on the practice of former officials leveraging their connections for lobbying.
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