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You're listening to the 1A podcast where we get to the heart of the story.

Joining me in studio is Todd Zwielic.

He joins us every week leading up to the election as part of our politics

series if you can keep it. In this weekly election series we leave the horse race

to the side instead we focus on the stakes of this election, for people, for the country, and for our democracy.

And while the nation gears up for the election this fall, one group has set their sights on a different date,

January 20, 2025, inauguration day.

The Heritage Foundation is a conservative think tank that's prepared a more than 900-page document

they hope Donald Trump will adopt if he becomes the next president. It's received

broad support from conservative groups and former Trump administration

staffers and allies. It's called the Presidential Transition Plan or as it's known more widely project 2025 and it's

something that a lot of you have asked us to dig into. Democrats critique this

plan as a radically socially conservative and in some ways Christian

nationalist proposal with the power to greatly disrupt the government.

But what exactly does it aim to do and what's the likelihood that it could go into effect. We get into it after the

break. Stay with us.

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