The Daily Inside Trump World as the Next Chapter Begins
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Nov 8, 2024 
Maggie Haberman, a senior political correspondent for The New York Times, and Jonathan Swan, a political reporter covering Trump's campaign, dive into the tumultuous aftermath of the election. They reveal the internal struggles and shifts in morale at Trump's campaign headquarters as uncertainty transformed into confidence. The duo discusses the bizarre dynamics during a rally filled with grievances, as well as the complexities of Trump's transition and potential cabinet choices. Legal implications and political maneuvers for Trump's second term are also unpacked amidst ongoing challenges.
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Data vs. Perception
- Trump's campaign data consistently predicted his victory, despite public perception.
- This created a gap between internal confidence and external anxieties about Trump's actions.
Wiles Intervention
- Trump's campaign experienced anxiety regarding his unpredictable rally behavior.
- Susie Wiles intervened during a rambling rally to redirect him back to the teleprompter.
Election Night Shift
- Initial concerns about high Democratic turnout in key areas worried the Trump campaign.
- However, Kamala Harris's underperformance in other states signaled a likely Trump victory.