Another Norm-Breaking Piece of Activity From Trump, Says Hoover Institution’s Chen

The transcript discusses the potential impact of a scandal involving Joe Biden on both the President and the Democrats. It explores the Democrats' need to develop a coherent strategy against the President, considering various lines of attack such as the Trump Organization's financial benefits and past inquiries like the Mueller report. The discussion also touches on the internal dynamics of the Democratic Party, including potential rivalries and the risk of advancing the President's rhetoric. The transcript concludes with the anticipation of increased attacks within the Democratic Party as the election approaches.

How might the President perceive a scandal involving Joe Biden?

• As a reason to avoid public appearances

• As a distraction from his own issues

• As a negative impact on his campaign

• As a beneficial topic for public dialogue

What is a key challenge for the Democrats in their strategy against the President?

• Too many candidates in the race

• Over-reliance on the Mueller report

• Lack of financial resources

• Inability to agree on a consistent theme

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential line of attack for the Democrats?

• Ukrainian involvement in foreign governments

• Past unsuccessful strategies like the Mueller report

• Financial benefits to the Trump Organization

• The President's tax returns

What risk do Biden's rivals face if they attack him?

• Gaining too much media attention

• Being seen as supporting the President's rhetoric

• Being expelled from the Democratic Party

• Losing financial backing

What might happen as the Democratic field narrows?

• A shift in focus to foreign policy

• A decrease in media coverage

• More attacks between Democratic candidates

• Increased cooperation among candidates