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How Trump’s presidency could lead to the most progressive president
April 3, 201906:50
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    Figure Skating gold medalist on Russian skating coach: ‘It was just alarming’

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  • Schwartz on Valieva’s final skate: ‘One of the most tragic performances in ice skating history’

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  • Local policy director on gun violence: ‘We will hold the gun industry accountable’

    03:22

  • Chu on interest rates and high prices: ‘If rates go higher it will cost our country even more’

    09:30

  • Kinsa CEO on Covid: ‘Cases are continuing to drop…but we aren’t out of the woods yet’

    02:57

  • Brian Deese on rising inflation, impacts of Covid vaccine mandate protests in Canada

    03:42

  • Fmr. White House Council of Economic Advisers Chair on latest inflation number

    08:17

  • Dr. Hotez reacts to several states lifting mask mandates

    04:38

  • Senator Warren on new bipartisan ban on Congressional stock ownership: ‘The penalties in our bill are up to $50,000’

    04:57

  • Dr. Vin Gupta on Covid: ‘April 1st will be a watershed moment for the country’

    07:00

  • Garry Kasparov reacts to Russia increasing military forces

    10:06

  • Kara Swisher on Spotify saying it won’t be ‘silencing’ Rogan: ‘it’s completely a mess’

    04:12

  • Jake Sherman: Members of Congress ‘can’t help but trade stocks based on what they know’

    04:41

  • Stephanie Ruhle announces show change

    01:18

  • Secretary of Labor reacts to shocking jobs report: ‘Very pleased with this report’

    03:44

  • Key takeaways from the January jobs report

    08:16

  • Former NYPD Commissioner on rising crime in the city

    05:45

  • MIT Professor: PPP was ‘Congress’ best answer under extraordinarily difficult circumstances’

    04:49

  • Ambassador Bill Taylor on President Biden sending American troops into Eastern Europe

    04:13

  • Pfizer Covid vaccine for children under the age of five could be available by end of Feb.

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Stephanie Ruhle

How Trump’s presidency could lead to the most progressive president

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As a partisan vote over subpoenas for Mueller report is underway, Stephanie Ruhle is joined by author of “Divided Politics, Divided nation” and Editor-in-Chief of Brookings Darrell West, Former Senior Advisor to Hillary Clinton Philippe Reines, and Former senior policy and communications advisor for Governor Jeb Bush’s presidential campaign Michael Steel to discuss tribalism, wage stagnation and how the two will make 2020 a vastly different election than 2016.April 3, 2019

  • UP NEXT

    Figure Skating gold medalist on Russian skating coach: ‘It was just alarming’

    10:00

  • Schwartz on Valieva’s final skate: ‘One of the most tragic performances in ice skating history’

    01:43

  • Local policy director on gun violence: ‘We will hold the gun industry accountable’

    03:22

  • Chu on interest rates and high prices: ‘If rates go higher it will cost our country even more’

    09:30

  • Kinsa CEO on Covid: ‘Cases are continuing to drop…but we aren’t out of the woods yet’

    02:57

  • Brian Deese on rising inflation, impacts of Covid vaccine mandate protests in Canada

    03:42

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