Show Notes
Mark Halperin’s reported monologue steps back to break down the five biggest threats facing Donald Trump and his presidency beyond the Iran situation. He also examines what Keir Starmer’s resignation reveals about immigration, populism, and the changing political landscape in Europe. Then, Cabot Phillips and Hyma Moore join the conversation to discuss why healthcare is becoming a decisive voting issue and why Obamacare hasn't fixed our system. Plus - as Hakeem Jeffries potentially gets closer to becoming House Speaker, does he have what it takes to do the job?
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