What is Project 2025? The legal challenges the conservative blueprint faces | Talking Points

The countdown is on to Election Day, and the spotlight is on the conservative blueprint called "Project 2025".

In Talking Points, Esme Murphy dives into what this roadmap would look like and the legal challenges it could face. Murphy spoke with political experts: Hamline Professor David Schultz Democratic analyst Abou Amara, Republican analyst Amy Koch and Professor Larry Jacobs from the University of Minnesota.

0:00 What is Project 2025
1:33 Expanding executive power
7:14 Trump's leadership style
13:07 Project 2025 aims to abolish the Department of Education
19:01 Project 2025 faces legal challenges

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[williamquemuel]

If Trump associates wrote the book, this gives plausible deniability for Donny. This is in a sense Trump’s version of Hitler’s Mein Kampf.

[taitraining]

If you downplay the danger of project 2025 you're crazy, Germans also downplayed mein kampf

[janiswoods]

I don’t think these people have read Project 2025.

[LoveyK]

Don’t gaslight yourself.
Where there’s a will there’s a way.

[rosemariebredahl]

In 2017 he followed their published
"Blueprint" as his "Skinny Budget".

[LucilleBrooks-pc]

Our enemies will not allow this to cultivate. They are aware that this kind of influence will spell trouble in the future for them

[Theodore]

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[LucilleBrooks-pc]

We should be hearing the laughter from abroad.

[CoolBreezeHeals]

They changed it - the title used to be: Project 666

[gathrightcrystal]

So project 2025 is a book.
Scream again about why we are banning books 😎🥃🚬

[gregorylyon]

Why isn't Kamala Harris bringing up Project 2025 on the campaign trail????

[MarkSmith-buoy]

maybe its time for a complete overhaul, I'm just stating a fact that the government needs to be held accountable. (Both Dem and Rep)