2025-12-20
27 分钟I mean,
it was essentially a rally speech where he was listing everything that he has accomplished and tried to accomplish.
Mental institutions and assailants.
The rally greatest hits.
It was very much a rally greatest hits.
A truncated version of a rally greatest hits.
But the real upshot of it was that it felt like this president who is insisting he had done more and achieved more in his first year at a time when polls and conversations with voters show that those folks who elected him to the White House are not feeling what he is saying he's achieved.
From the Newsroom of the Washington Post, this is Post Report's Weekly Politics Roundtable.
I'm Colby Echoitz.
It's Friday, December 19th.
Today,
we're talking about cracks in support for President Donald Trump and what he's trying to do to repair it.
Back of the table with me today is Dan Merica,
co-anchor of our Politics newsletter, The Early Brief,
and we are thrilled to be joined by Natalie Allison, White House reporter here at The Post.
Guys, thanks so much for joining me.
Thanks for having me.
Great to be here.
Let's talk about these cracks in support for Trump.
I don't know about you, Natalie,