Today is Saturday, January 11th. In just over a week, President-elect Trump goes back to being

leader of the free world. During the presidential campaign, he spoke a lot about immigration,

taxes, inflation, health care, and more. And now he's going to get the chance to put his words

into action. But what can we really expect out of his second term? And how will it be different

from his first? Dr. Ron Foshae is here to

offer his insights. Foshae publishes Lunchtime Politics, a daily newsletter that covers nonpartisan

political analysis in Poland and teaches at Georgetown University and George Washington University.

Today, we get into what president-elect will try to accomplish, what he thinks Trump is just

bluffing about, and much more.

Welcome, welcome to the Newsworthy special edition Saturday when we sit down with a different

expert or celebrity every Saturday to talk about something in the news.

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I'm Erica Mandy. It's now time for today's special edition Saturday.

Ron Fochay, thank you so much for joining us here on The Newsworthy.

Thank you. Happy to be here.

So first, let's just start really broad. And what comes to mind for you when you think about how you expect President

Trump to approach his second term as president?

The one thing we all are looking at is how it compares to his first term.

And I think his first term, there was a sense that he didn't quite know what he was doing and what to do, how to do it, when to do it.

And I think this time he and the people around him are much more sophisticated in understanding sort of the rules of the game, the parameters that they're going to have to deal with in terms of

working with the federal government, working with the bureaucracy, working with the existing

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