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Malcolm Nance Says America Needs an “FDJFK” to Recover From Trump | Six Question w/ Steven Beschloss

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July 7, 2026

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Malcolm Nance tells Steven Beschloss that America can recover after Trump, but only if MAGA is decisively rejected and those who enabled the damage are held accountable. Nance argues that the country needs a leader with the scale of FDR and JFK combined to rebuild trust, restore public services, and make America believe in itself again.

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