administration. a lot of people watch these protests and say, this is all great, and it happens more on the left. it ends up with everyone feeling good and everyone pressing like on their facebook or whatever it is or hearts on twitter. it doesn t cause change. what causes change is you have to have specific programs and policy agendas. you have to show up and vote. a lot of people come for the celebration and then stay home for the vote. to be perfectly honest with you, this is different. not just this mass demonstration, which we call bring the noise, but i think you will see from last year, here in the united kingdom and other countries, more and more people are actually taking that action to vote. more and more people are
bring about the kind of celebration and noise that will drown out a lot of the divisive language that will drown out a lot of the intolerance that are just coming outze ining out of administration. people watch this and says it happens more on the left. it ends up with everyone feeling good and everyone pressing like on the facebook or hearts on their twitter, but it doesn t cause change. what causes change is you have to have specific programs and policy agendas. you have to show up and vote. and that, you know, a lot of people come for the celebration and then stay home for the vote. to be perfectly honest with you, this is different president not just this mass demonstration wuch we call bring the noise. but i think you will see from last year, here in the united kingdom and other countries, more and more people are actually taking that action to vote. more and more people are
you almost feel bad for melania. the fact that she is living with the stormy daniels crisis all the time, the fact that, you know, her husband does have a bit of a bullying nature to put it mildly. the fact that she is trying to raise baron in this sort of crazy media environment and trying to keep him out of harm s way. but all first ladies are usually beloved. but when hillary clinton was first lady you saw her take a hit with public opinion polls. as long as she is not over political and stays on things like opioid addiction and the strangeness of the cyberbully, she ll stay high in the public estimation. and the has taken a more high profile role with the macrons recently. do you think all of these events will help the president? they can. and my research shows consistently first ladies are the number one surrogate when it comes to boosting public opinion of presidents and their policy agendas.
profile role recently with the macrons with the state dinner. do you think all of these events at least recently will help the president? they can, and my research shows consistently first ladies are the number one surrogate when it comes to boosting public opinion of presidents and their policy agendas. . i absolutely think so. a big part of this appeal that doug just talked about is they re political outsiders. they re family members. so people don t evaluate them in the same way that they do politicians. and that s extremely valuable. what do you think, sarah? well, i mean, she is the most popular person in that family and in the west wing, so more than ivanka, certainly more than jared, more than her husband. i think it is because she hasn t tackled anything that s really that controversial. k you mentioned, douglas, she s dealing with stormy daniels and all that. there was a very special guest star, appearance, on saturday night live this weekend. watch this. hello.
going to be in 2018, where does secrecy in the fisa courts factor in? well, look, i think both of those documents were fundamentally political documents and once we begin to see them for what they are, we can hopefully move on in this debate. i think the original republican memo exposed concerns regarding the fisa process. the democratic memo had responses to that, but more broadly you ask a great question, which is are voters going to care about policy agendas going into the fall? i certainly hope they i think the challenge for democrats going into november is it s not clear they have an ynd agenda a all. i d be curious, because it seems to me that democrats thus far at least have been campaigning as the anti-trump party, which perhaps is a fine posture in some states, but more broadly i think the lack of an agenda is going to hurt them. yes, i think the policy issues matter. i think republicans are going to have to articulate something on