The MAGA Divide and Trump 2.0 - with Kara Swisher, Heather Cox Richardson and Astead Herndon
January 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump is back in the White House — and it’s off to a hot start. Are there already rifts within MAGA? For a special panel episode of Stay Tuned with Preet, former U.S. attorney Preet Bharara is joined by historian Heather Cox Richardson, NYT politics reporter Astead Herndon, and tech journalist Kara Swisher, to unpack Trump's first days in office. They discuss fractures within the MAGA party, opportunities for Democratic revival, the return of oligarchy, and the possibility of a class revolution.
For a deeper analysis into Trump's sweeping executive orders on his first days in office, listen to our recap on the CAFE Insider podcast
Plus, how will Joe Biden be remembered? In an exclusive bonus conversation for Insider members, the panel discusses Joe Biden’s low approval rating as he left office, and what to make of the former President’s legacy
There's plenty more to discuss. We will continue to cover Trump's second term on the Stay Tuned with Preet podcast
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