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Sponsored by Bridge Bank. Be bold. Venture wisely. So today is the latest of our interviews with 2020 presidential candidates.

But this time it's not with a Democrat. It's with William Weld, the former Republican governor of Massachusetts, who's seeking to primary President

Trump after having run on the libertarian ticket in 2016. My conversation with Governor Weld

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We're joined now by former Massachusetts Governor William Weld, who is running against President

Trump for the Republican nomination for president. So, Governor, you represent arguably

what was once considered kind of the Rockefeller Republican wing of the party. Do you believe that a lot of

those voters or enough of those voters still exist and exist still identifying as Republicans?

The term I use is the Abraham Lincoln wing of the Republican Party. That's better.

If they have time to think about issues and make up their mind, I think they're a majority.

If they have time to think, if they're

not rushed into thinking we have to support the guy who's down there because it'd be too

much trouble if we don't. Your disagreements with President Trump, and there are lots of them.

From your perspective, you know, his largest legislative accomplishment so far has been the

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