Bob Shrum: We’ve Reached the End of the Clinton Era

The transcript discusses the potential strategies for Democrats in dealing with President Trump's administration, focusing on areas like infrastructure, jobs, and immigration. It debates whether Democrats should cooperate with Trump on certain policies or oppose him entirely. The conversation also explores the identity of the Democratic Party, its future leadership, and the impact of Trump's victory on public perception. The need for Trump to address public fears and work towards unity is emphasized.

What opportunities might Chuck Schumer look for to work with President Trump?

What are the implications of a potential infrastructure bill for job creation?

How should the Democratic Party approach issues of immigration according to the discussion?

What does the speaker suggest about the Democratic Party's identity and its stance on working people?

What lessons should the Democratic Party learn from the recent election according to the discussion?

How does the speaker view the potential for Donald Trump to change his approach after the election?

What is the significance of reaching out to constituents who feel afraid, as mentioned in the conversation?