In the News with Jeff Greenfield: Maggie Haberman & Alex Burns

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman and POLITICO editor Alex Burns sit with Jeff Greenfield to discuss current events, recorded March 26, 2023 at the 92nd Street Y, New York.

[kaceykelly]

This is the best show for "thinking American"...I look forward to more of these. Thank you!

[victorjcano]

When one considers approximately 1/3 of the voting public still support, this narcissistic ConMan and this includes just about the whole Republican party, this is very concerning. If Trump were to get reelected, do they not realize that this will be the end of this country and democracy, as we know it.

[stephenoneill-zrgw]

2:45 : 'i could see him selling t-shirts with a mug shot on it'... called that one!

[LibbyRal]

In 2015, as Donnie's popularity surged in the primary race, I made a cynical comment, partly in jest, that may very well have been true. It certainly bears out that GQP candidates did learn the lesson. I said that Donnie was almost half-hearted about running for president. Most people didn't think he had a chance, and maybe he didn't either. So he had nothing to lose by blowing his dog whistle, or outright spewing racist, sexist, garbage. And as he gained more followers, I said the other candidates were slapping themselves upside the head thinking 'Damn, how did I not know I could get away with being honest about how I really feel'. Little did I know that I was watching the opening of a Pandora's box that has set the country back after half a century of hard-won progress.

[freedomofreligion]

Biden is fully sharp. He's genuinely kind, he's extremely knowledgeable, he's very funny in person -- that takes a sharp wit.