Week 1: Donald Trump is President. Political Norms Are Dead. Where Does That Leave Us?

Indivisible | Jan 24, 2017

Each Tuesday on Indivisible, host Brian Lehrer will focus on evaluating how — and how quickly — American norms are changing in Donald Trump’s first 100 days in the White House. And are they changing for better or for worse? 

CNN host Fareed Zakaria and author Masha Gessen join the conversation this week to help establish a set of democratic norms against which the Trump Administration’s actions can be measured moving forward. Then, Academy-Award winning filmmaker Michael Moore talks about the newly scrambled political norms, in which labor populism bumps up against conservative culture.

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