No, it would be a serious mistake to go without a chief of staff. You know, there was a time a very early time, when Democrats tend to tend not to have very strong chief of staff and Republicans like the pyramidal system with a strong chief of staff at the top.
Gergen warns against the idea of the White House operating without a chief of staff, emphasizing the complexity of the role.
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We're entering some kind of the most dangerous days of Donald Trump's presidency. He is erratic.
He is a leader there's no question about that. But I think he's a bad leader. I think he's leaving his people into, he's leading the country, especially into a very bad place.
I think there ought to be a delegation of Republicans like Mitch McConnell who ought to be talking to the President.
I think the signs are just as Margaret says. They are saying that he is increasingly interested. Strikingly, Anderson, his interest seems to intensify when he sees Biden in trouble.
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