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Of the president as legislator in chief. so less of president biden meeting with lawmakers on the hill, getting in the weeds on different negotiations, and instead, you ll see the president talking directly to american people and having events and speeches and things that are more in that space. and the idea is to from the white house s perspective, try to shed this image as the president as the president being the president of the senate as opposed to the president of the united states. he s gotten some criticism of that. so they don t want the president to be in those sorts of dynamics publicly so much because look, if you re negotiating it, you own it. and that s the successes and failures and we ve seen a lot of failures out of congress and the president getting behind bills that haven t gone anywhere so they want to tone that down and focus on what he sees as his successes and talking to the american people about what their concerns are. thank you. so we talk a lot about ....
Out something that isn t working for them, they re very aware of the problems and it seems that this reset is an acknowledgment that it s time to make a pivot or a change. talk about your reporting. yeah, it is. and they re acknowledging that things haven t been working as everyone s been talking about and the president s been criticized by that even about that even from allies and what they re saying is that they want to essentially reposition him how the public sees him. so they spent a lot of time, there was some early momentum, he got some good victories, then he just got bogged down in the legislative process and they don t want him to be seen as that with the public. if you re negotiating it, you own it. whether it s a success or failure. and he s seen some failures recently and that s not helping them in their view in terms of his standing with the public. so they re reaching for what you know as a former white house official is kind of a go-to for ....