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anymore. as trust and social ties that used to bind to these together have frayed and apathy, isolation, and polarization have undercut the old were all in this together ethos. instead of non partisan volunteers and civic organizations like the league of women voters, we have mega election deniers and qanon enthusiasts. there is now a widespread shortage of poll workers because so many have faced harassment and abuse, just for doing their jobs and helping people vote seen. i mean, this is, i think, kind of where trump found a sweet spot in the american psyche. people are more vulnerable. >> and a lot of talk about this, especially with young men, that donald trump, steve bannon, people on the maga, the far-right, specifically target
major cries and drawn our attention to threats such as smoking, hiv aids and obesity. this is one of those moments. a hallmark of american democracy is that elections have been largely run by local, usually non-partisan volunteers and officials, not anymore. as trust and social ties that used to bind communities together have frayed, apathy, isolation and polarization have undercut the old "we're all in this together" ethos. instead of non-partisan volunteers and civic organizations like the league of women voters, we have maga election deniers and qanon enthusiasts. there's now a widespread shortage of poll workers because so many have faced harassment and abuse just for doing their jobs and helping people vote. i mean, this is, i think, kind of where trump found a sweet spot in the american psyche.
15 years that i've been involveded with this stuff, fareed, there's as much uncertainty today about the next, say, year and a half and any that i can recollect in my tom and it may resolve in a soft landing and the material chance it can resolve to a slowdown in a recession and inflation is certainly still there and the question is does it come down or does it reignite? i don't have a view on the probabilities, but i do have a view that these are enormous uncertainties and that uncertainty should be one of cautious bias when one thinks about a shorter term. >> final question, when you think about the way you make decisions with that kind of very careful analysis, do you think you have a bias towards caution? because i think about how venture capitalists make decisions and they're much more risk seeking than you are, is it partly a personality? >> i do have a personality. it does. my psyche causes me to focus
as as much uncertainty, but the material chance that it could resolve to a slowdown or a recession and inflation is certainly still there. the question is does it come down or reignite and i think that is -- i don't have a view on the probability, but i do have a view these are enormous uncertainty and that should be a cautious bias when one things about the long-term. >> when you think about the way you make decisions with that kind of very careful analysis, do you think you have a bias towards caution? because i think about how venture capitalists make decisions and their much more risk seeking than you. is there much more personality? >> no doubt, i think my psyche causes many he to focus on risk. so i think you need to do and i write about this in book, you think you need to try to be self-reflective and put your biases aside and i think my bias
like many in this case that are filed for the purpose of putting them on the record knowing they're lose them but potentially creating issues on appeal down the road. >> and we should note that over three dozen january 6 rioters have asked to move their case out of d.c. and not a single one mas moved out of there. it is a tall order. >> this is where the alleged crimes were committed. >> right. >> so it is what it is. and kristen. >> as you come in here, as you've been following this so closely, he's really, in the last 72 hours, he is accelerating often his psyche gets put on social media but he had a rally last night. what is going on in his head today. >> i think there are multiple things going on inside of his head. we know this makes him angry and frustrated ab that is not what he wanted to do be doing. ant he wants to be president again and that is what he wans
reaches for that, reaches for that healing approach. and what i don't know what would be in his head in this moment, joy, honestly. i know how he will run the campaign. he will be going back to some of those messages from 2020 about standing up for who we are as a country. but if it comes down to it and there is a former president who is in jail, i don't know. >> you brought me back up, she brings me down, but we love. our jen psyche, jill wine-banks, -- olivia troye, and all of our guests tonight. thank you all very. much that is tonight's reidout. state for more indictment special coverage with the great rachel maddow. rachel maddow. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and thank you for being with us tonight for
testimony — saw hours saw hours upon hours of testimony. we also saw the actual video— testimony. we also saw the actual video footage and the survivors, the capitol— video footage and the survivors, the capitol police who literally laid their— capitol police who literally laid their lives on the line to try to hold _ their lives on the line to try to hold back— their lives on the line to try to hold back individuals, mega— individuals that storm the capital with an _ individuals that storm the capital with an intent to kill for that people — with an intent to kill for that people were literally chanting hang mike pence with gallows outside waiting — mike pence with gallows outside waiting to hang a sitting vice president should he not change the outcome _ president should he not change the outcome of the election to where donald _ outcome of the election to where donald trump one. —— maga. there is nothing _ donald trump one. —— maga. there is nothing that _ donald trump one. —— maga. there is nothing that makes any of this misunderstood. it is quite frankly that donald trump is such a strong hold on— that donald trump is such a strong hold on republican voters in the republican party that no one is willing — republican party that no one is willing to — republican party that no one is willing to challenge or very few willing — willing to challenge or very few willing to challenge or very few willing to challenge or very few willing to challenge his narrative. it has _ willing to challenge his narrative. it has seeped into the republican psyche _ it has seeped into the republican psyche amongst republican voters that this _ psyche amongst republican voters that this is not a very important thing _ that this is not a very important thing the — that this is not a very important thing. the other think i think has happened — thing. the other think i think has happened since it has been so far since _ happened since it has been so far since january six is that americans are gone _ since january six is that americans are gone orr — since january six is that americans are gone on. we see economic issues back home _ are gone on. we see economic issues back home arise and inflation has
there of january the 6th just more broadly, what plays does the events of that day occupy in the us consciousness and the us psyche now that that much time has passed? i was about a quarter of a mile from the capital will not happen. so it is very much in my psyche any time i was past the capital i think of it. the honest answer is it really depends on who you talk to. republicans and democrats view the day somewhat differently or very differently. even within the republican party it may be viewed differently depending on how much you support donald trump for that what we see is people seeing the same images but often walking away with very different thoughts on it. i would say with what trump is put out there on truth socialjust now, we should take with a rather large grain of salt. he may be indicted and announced a five p:m.. and on
maybe that's a front. help me to understand that. - it's not a front. it's a split in the psyche between the private and the public. in the public space, where there's no interpersonal interactions, people are miserable, negative, and hostile. - miserable, negative, and hostile, ok. - [laughs] - ok. - as soon as they get into interpersonal interactions, there's laughter, and very quickly people will help you and offer you things. and it just-- everything changes. ♪ ♪♪ - why the split personality? well, when you've endured the history that bulgaria has, you'd probably be miserable, negative, and hostile too. in the 14th century, they were conquered by the ottomans, and over the next 500 years, any sense of national identity was either beaten into submission or forced into hiding. ♪ ♪♪ in 1908, the ottoman empire fell, and soon came the soviets, who taught a generation of bulgarians that it was patriotic to rat out your friends and neighbors