John Heilemann: GOP 'Living in Another Era'

The transcript discusses the political reactions to a presidential decision, highlighting the divide between Republicans and Democrats. It notes a significant shift in public opinion, particularly among Cuban Americans, who now support the President's actions. The discussion also touches on the President's use of power and its impact on congressional relations. The argument is made for engagement and openness as effective strategies against oppressive regimes. Finally, the transcript explores whether Republican opposition is genuine or driven by political motives.

In what way does the speaker believe the president's actions could affect congressional relations?

What does the speaker imply about the political calculations of Republicans in their opposition to the president?