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Coming up on forum, in their best-selling 2022 book on the Trump presidency, The Divider,

journalists Peter Baker and Susan Glasser wrote that the January 6th insurrection was the inexorable culmination of a sustained

four-year war on the institutions and traditions of American democracy. Well, that was then. In a new

afterward to the book, they write that Trump has now shunned any remaining voices of restraint within

his own party. And with the former president leading the pack for the GOP nomination,

Glasser and Baker join us to

talk about what a second Trump term would look like.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Mina Kim. If Donald Trump did win the presidency again, what would a second term look like?

For insight on that question, we turn this hour to journalists Peter Baker and Susan Glasser,

whose best-selling in-death look at Trump's one-term in office called The Divider includes a new

afterward where they describe Trump's second pursuit of the presidency as a quest for revenge,

but this time with millions of followers and a hardened core of supporters. The Trump, who announced

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