Maggie Haberman _ Jonathan Swan - On _Regime Change_ _ Inside The Trump Presidency _ The Daily Show

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Maggie Haberman _ Jonathan Swan - On _Regime Change_ _ Inside The Trump Presidency _ The Daily Show

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Maggie Haberman & Jonathan Swan – On “Regime Change” & Inside the Trump Presidency | The Daily ShowWhat happens when a president’s second term operates by a very different set of rules? In this revealing episode of The Daily Show, host Jon Stewart sits down with The New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan to discuss their book, Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, and the revelations they uncovered while reporting from inside the Trump administration.Haberman and Swan share insights into the decision-making, personalities, and power dynamics shaping Trump’s second presidency. They discuss reports that Trump was absent when members of his team discussed the Epstein files, the motivations behind controversial policies such as tariffs and the Iran war, and the president’s close relationship with reporters who can reach him directly on his personal phone.The conversation also examines the differences between Trump’s first and second administrations, including the role of loyalty, the influence of advisers, and the changing limits of presidential power. Stewart presses the journalists on their reporting methods, the sources behind their revelations, and the challenges of uncovering what happens behind closed doors in the White House.Through candid questions and detailed reporting, this interview offers a deeper look at the people, decisions, and political forces shaping modern American government. If you enjoy political interviews, investigative journalism, presidential history, and thoughtful discussions about power and accountability, this episode provides an engaging look behind the headlines.

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