I think it's gonna be tough because in part, I think we talked about immigration as an economic issue. We do need a labor force. We need some people coming in, this country helping. And we need to respect and appreciate that when we are laying people, there could be a depression of wages. So just reconciling. You can solve this, but just having an economic conversation. It's good for the economy. Yes. Just own it and respect that people might have hard feelings if you're a low-wage worker who's like, "I'm trying to make it here"
We discuss Biden's State of the Union speech — and the state of the Democratic party — with three of the party's savviest strategists: Bernie Sanders’s 2020 campaign manager Faiz Shakir, former White House Communications Director (and host of The Circus) Jennifer Palmieri, and Tom Bonier, the CEO of TargetSmart.
On the agenda: how Marjorie Taylor Greene's State of the Union heckling made President Biden shine, how Democrats have rallied in response to Trump, whether the party can win the narrative and wedge-issue wars...and, of course, if Biden is running in 2024.
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