Democrat Rahm Emanuel has seen many elections and has advised for this years.
This is a referendum election.
Keep it focused on the rubber stamp of Republican Congress to President Trump.
What does he think Democrats are doing right and wrong?
It's a special edition of Up First from NPR News.
Emanuel is a Democratic Party insider with a critique of the Democratic Party.
Republicans have walked away from public education, abandoned it.
And Democrats have abandoned accountability and standards.
What did he learn about education from a Republican-dominated state?
Also, how did Democrats lose corporate America, even though many executives worried about Trump?
You're watching from the sideline, a nation being destroyed and walking away from the rule of law.
Stay with us for a talk with Ram Emanuel.
Rahm Emanuel has been involved at every level of government.
He was a Democratic leader in Congress, President Obama's chief of staff,
mayor of Chicago, and President Biden's ambassador to Japan.
Now he's thinking about a run for president,
which gives him a platform to promote a particular idea of the Democratic Party.
We sat down to talk to him about everything.
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