Trump's approach is characterized by division, hate, fear, and anger, which he uses to gain power and help his friends, primarily the top 1%.
Liz Cheney's message resonates because she emphasizes the importance of democracy, national security, and the rule of law, which are fundamental to many Republicans.
Landrieu suggests that Republicans may be hesitant due to peer pressure and fear of retribution from Trump.
Saletan argues that Trump's character is a key issue because his depravity and lack of integrity pose a risk to the country's security and democracy.
Saletan believes Cheney's efforts are crucial because she represents a small but significant group of Republicans who prioritize character and democracy, filling gaps left by traditional Democratic constituencies.
Saletan finds the ads despicable because they use overt anti-Semitism and Islamophobia to manipulate voters, presenting contradictory messages to different groups.
The ex-POTUS has resolved that his route to regain power is creating hate, fear, and anger. Meanwhile, his little fascist from Santa Monica is planning to raid quinceañeras as part of a mass deportation. In contrast, Kamala promises to be a president for everybody—with fights only in the fields of democracy. Plus, Elon's despicable Nick Fuentes-grade ads targeting Jewish and Arab voters, and the MIA anti-Trump Republican men who are banking on Liz to do most of the talking.
Mitch Landrieu and Will Saletan join Tim Miller.
*show notes: * Some of Mayor Landrieu's favorite spots in NOLA
- **Tipitina's **live music
- Kingpin bar
- N7 restaurant
- **Parkway Bakery & Tavern **
- **Domilise's Po-Boy and Bar **