The ways that Trump has changed the country in three weeks.

He's not in control of anything.

And all of what Timothy Snyder describes as obeying in advance, the examples are so abundant.

I prefer the phrase preemptive groveling.

That's probably better.

Which is what we're seeing a lot of.

I mean, he has changed the country.

I think one of the things we've learned, I mean, how many times have we sat at this table

trying to ponder what he's trying to do?

I actually don't think there's a particular direction.

I think he pries this chaos. I think what he wants to do

with the Justice Department, he doesn't have a particular idea or a law that he wants to prosecute

or a criminal that he wants to prosecute. He wants to cause chaos. And then chaos will lead to

destruction, the destruction of the administrative state. Yeah, but I think Steve Bannon actually wants

it. I think

Trump wants to be popular, and you are not made popular by having a Justice Department that can't

deal with crime. Well, I think it's even deeper. I think it includes that. But look, you know,

what Donald Trump has always wanted is what's good for Donald Trump.

And that means many things.

I mean, he used to talk about the swamp.

And like many things, the swamp is usually what he wanted as long as it was for him and anything that benefited him.

I mean, being able to interrupt the Department of Justice's going after antitrust,

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