Okay.

The first thing I want to tell you tonight is that Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is going to join me live.

And you may have seen this speech, you may have seen clips, but he gave quite a speech last night in New Hampshire. He attacked the Trump

administration with some of what I would consider the most direct and clear language we've heard

from any elected Democrat in a very long time. He also went after what he called do nothing

Democrats, which was a very interesting and important part of the conversation, what it means.

He called for mass protests and for mass mobilization and basically for disruption.

Now, if you haven't seen that speech, you may not have it happened on a Sunday.

We want you to see that speech, and we're going to play a lot of it throughout the course of the next hour.

And we're also going to talk to Governor Pritzker about it, including the

Do-Nobaccoats, because I really do think it raises a lot of important questions about how

Democrats should be approaching this moment. In the story, in my view, of what the opposition has

done across these first 100 days of the Trump administration, and frankly, what they're going to do moving

forward, is every bit as important to focus on

as what the Trump administration has done

and what they're going to do moving forward.

And one of the things I've noticed

is that the disagreement among Democrats

about how to approach this moment actually

isn't really an ideological one.

I mean, yes, of course, there are debates and disagreements on big issues on the margins

and even some bigger than the margins.

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