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Working class white americans and the very, very rich. those two groups of people mooch do you think he has some affection towards the working class base that he is -- no. >> no, not in the slightest. that's the point. and if any of them speak up, he will attack them as he always does. it's hard to convey this that people think of him and they describe him in normal terms as if he's just like anyone else. he actually has a kind of rare disorder. being a severe psychopath or sociopath is not a clear condition, and this is person as i said with fundamental emptiness inside in terms of a capacity...

With his working class base. the main engine of his support. he did get some traditional uniform traditional republican support when we got to november of 2016, but he's been losing support from college educated whites. he has gone harder and harder on issues of immigration over the course of his administration. the trade war fits into that because he's appealing to blue collar americans who have been concerned about what's happened to their lively hoods over the last generation or so. but if he doesn't have the prop underneath him of a growing american economy, it's very difficult to see -- g...

Consensus on bilateral trade agreements because they always think that america can get a better end of the deal because people want access to our market. and the democratic party's undergoing the same kind of shift as it loses its working class base. >> in addition to that, more broadly on that shift on the parties, the republicans are against all forms of multilateralism. it's nato, it's the u.n. at best it'll be one on one because america preserves its muscular independence that way. and that's the difference. >> the brow-beating on the economy, you know, he talked down the economy when it w...

Amazon. i mean, every person in baltimore received fewer dollars in tax cuts than fortune 500 companies. and just give us a little perspective on baltimore. it has been a city that's been suffering since the 1960s. long before elijah cummings ever received his first vote from the public. >> sure. baltimore represents many of the big northeastern and upper midwest cities that over the last generation plus have had a number of blows. there was the urban renewal plans of the '60s and 70s were in retrospect often ill founded. there were big losses at bethlehem steel so the traditional working clas...

Moment to try to tell a story to those audiences that haven't traditionally been republican that say here here's what i have done for you and here's what i'm going to do for you in the future. >> scott's going to say he's going to pivot. >> all presidents have to pivot and tell a story about the future. presidential campaigns are always about the future. they're not about the past. you have to say, here's what i'm going to do for you. >> donald trump became president then tomorrow, right? >> no, he said after. >> november 7th, donald trump became president. >> the president ramped up campaign ...