Donald Trump was out of the courtroom and back on the campaign trail today in

Wisconsin with a familiar refrain about undocumented immigrants.

We're going to have the largest deportation in the history of our country. We have no choice.

It was the latest example of the policies he would like to implement if reelected

and it follows a wide-ranging interview with Time magazine that sparked headlines about what he would do in a second term.

Lisa Dejahardan joins us now, so Lisa, there's a lot in this interview, but let's start with how Donald Trump would staff his

administration and what sounds like a litmus test about the 2020 election.

Yeah, Time magazine said overall this was a picture of a man who wants an imperial

presidency someone who plans to ramp up and

intensify, not soften what he's doing. And that's where we get to 2020. He again

repeated the idea that the election was stolen from him.

He said there was proof.

We know the proof goes the other way, that the 2020 election was one of the most well-regarded

and well-monitored elections in US history.

But Time magazine asked him specifically

about something Republicans elsewhere are doing.

They are asking people who apply for jobs

if they think that Joe Biden won the election.

So Time magazine asked former President Trump what he thought

about that idea. And Times Eric Cortelis said his response to that gave him a very sharp impression.

He wants to go in. response to that gave him a very sharp impression.

He wants to go into a second term and consolidate power into the office of the presidency

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