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David Frum On Rebellion Against Leftist Monoculture And American Prosperity

David Frum joins The Federalist Radio Hour to weigh in on 2016 and comparing political environments then and now.

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David Frum, senior editor at The Atlantic, joined The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the dangers of a Putin-Trump relationship, how the TV industry’s left agendas hurt Clinton, and how politics of the 1970s have influenced our politics today.

Frum said should Trump become President, he would govern with even more executive activism than the Obama Administration. “[Russia] has provided [Trump] with a model of the type of President he wants to be, and that is a thing that Republicans, conservatives and people who are concerned about the abuse of government for private purposes… that is something they need to watch carefully.”

Late night talk show hosts and the majority of the entertainment industry have created a suffocating monoculture that has also enticed a rebellion against itself. “Samantha Bee, yes she’s Hillary Clinton’s problem, but she’s also part of the array of forces that enable Donald Trump,” Frum said.

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