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In an interview this week, a former Trump organization executive said that House Speaker Nancy

below see as a better deal maker than President Trump said Trump, oh yeah, if she's so good,

how come I got all these magic beans. From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City,

please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night with Seth Meyers. On today's show,

Seth talks to MSNBC's Nicole Wallace, who also sticks around backstage to answer a few more

questions exclusively for this podcast, but first a closer look. President Trump's approval

ratings are at record lows and there are already several prominent Democrats with serious track

records lining up to run against him. And then there's Howard Schultz, the billionaire former CEO of

Starbucks. Schultz has been attacking Democrats and says he wants to run a centrist independent

campaign for president. So far, the rollout has been a disaster. Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz

got an earful from a protest around New York City book signing Monday night. After Schultz said he

is seriously considering a possible independent run for the White House. A move that many

Democrats fear could split the anti-Trump vote and help re-elect the president.

I am seriously considering running for president as a centrist independent. And I wanted to clarify

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