Anne Applebaum

And so I worry that it's going to be very hard to make up with them at some point in the future.

The feeling of losing things and the understanding that something is slipping away can be a very dramatic, it can galvanize people to resist. That's true. And you can hear in the national conversation, I even, I had a conversation with Anis yesterday, and I've talked to a lot of other younger people, they feel and understand that something is wrong and that something is being lost.

The feeling of losing things and the understanding that something is slipping away can be a very dramatic, it can galvanize people to resist. That's true. And you can hear in the national conversation, I even, I had a conversation with Anis yesterday, and I've talked to a lot of other younger people, they feel and understand that something is wrong and that something is being lost.

The feeling of losing things and the understanding that something is slipping away can be a very dramatic, it can galvanize people to resist. That's true. And you can hear in the national conversation, I even, I had a conversation with Anis yesterday, and I've talked to a lot of other younger people, they feel and understand that something is wrong and that something is being lost.

And they are beginning now to reorient themselves to think about how they protect it or how they save it or how they change the country in ways that make sure it doesn't happen again. I mean, it may be that You know, certainly, as we've been discussing, there has been a long slide in this direction.

And they are beginning now to reorient themselves to think about how they protect it or how they save it or how they change the country in ways that make sure it doesn't happen again. I mean, it may be that You know, certainly, as we've been discussing, there has been a long slide in this direction.

And they are beginning now to reorient themselves to think about how they protect it or how they save it or how they change the country in ways that make sure it doesn't happen again. I mean, it may be that You know, certainly, as we've been discussing, there has been a long slide in this direction.

You know, it wasn't just as if Trump arrived in January and suddenly began to do things that had no precedent. I mean, he had a precedent in his first term. The decline of the electoral system began much longer ago with Citizens United. The role of money in politics has been increasing.

You know, it wasn't just as if Trump arrived in January and suddenly began to do things that had no precedent. I mean, he had a precedent in his first term. The decline of the electoral system began much longer ago with Citizens United. The role of money in politics has been increasing.

You know, it wasn't just as if Trump arrived in January and suddenly began to do things that had no precedent. I mean, he had a precedent in his first term. The decline of the electoral system began much longer ago with Citizens United. The role of money in politics has been increasing.

You can trace... He's part of a path, but he is now creating a crisis that takes us off that slow glide and makes this into a moment that could galvanize people. And you're right. I hope it will.

You can trace... He's part of a path, but he is now creating a crisis that takes us off that slow glide and makes this into a moment that could galvanize people. And you're right. I hope it will.

You can trace... He's part of a path, but he is now creating a crisis that takes us off that slow glide and makes this into a moment that could galvanize people. And you're right. I hope it will.

Bye-bye. Thank you.

Bye-bye. Thank you.

Bye-bye. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

But it also, the way it was staged, you know, it was meant to say, look, this guy is absolutely fine, there's nothing wrong with him, he was wearing clean clothes, he was in some kind of restaurant-looking setting. It was clearly designed to show that nothing all that bad is happening. So I worried about that aspect of it. Obviously the fact, you know, a U.S.