We're going to need an extraordinary leadership over the next four years. The problems facing the next president, in my judgment, are the toughest that have faced any president since Franklin Roosevelt was inaugurated in March of 1933.
Gergen emphasizes the need for strong leadership to tackle complex global issues facing the next president.
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