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that ties into a lot why speaker john meiners pretty turned against him and he had to set down as speaker. paul ryan, is he doing anything substantively the fairly? no, but there is see perception he is listening more. that is what the freedom caucuses said. that ties into a larger question about how do we break through politics as usual. that is what the outsider appeal is in a nugget. more to itk there is than that. there are questions about future american politics, the state of our economy, right? the future of jobs. againill the 21st century benchmark i think there is somewhat of a reluctance to appreciate the importance of the politics as a process that takes a long time. >> high. -- hi, you mentioned structural changes. want to anticipate those to be and what are the pros and cons? meena: the biggest one people seem to be talking about is the electoral college. will the electoral college still in the nextng couple of decades, right? you could get rid of it to buy a constitutional amendment or you could of state pass and amendments, right? which is what the popular vote movement is

that ties into a lot why speaker john meiners pretty turned against him and he had to set down as speaker. paul ryan, is he doing anything substantively the fairly? no, but there is see perception he is listening more. that is what the freedom caucuses said. that ties into a larger question about how do we break through politics as usual. that is what the outsider appeal is in a nugget. more to itk there is than that. there are questions about future american politics, the state of our economy, right? the future of jobs. againill the 21st century benchmark i think there is somewhat of a reluctance to appreciate the importance of the politics as a process that takes a long time. >> high. -- hi, you mentioned structural changes. want to anticipate those to be and what are the pros and cons? meena: the biggest one people seem to be talking about is the electoral college. will the electoral college still in the nextng couple of decades, right? you could get rid of it to buy a constitutional amendment or you could of state pass and amendments, right? which is what the popular vote movement is

that ties into a lot why speaker john meiners pretty turned against him and he had to set down as speaker. paul ryan, is he doing anything substantively the fairly? no, but there is see perception he is listening more. that is what the freedom caucuses said. that ties into a larger question about how do we break through politics as usual. that is what the outsider appeal is in a nugget. but, i think there is more to it than that. there are questions about future american politics, the state of our economy, right? the future of jobs. what will the 21st century again benchmark i think there is somewhat of a reluctance to appreciate the importance of the politics as a process that takes a long time. >> hi, you mentioned structural changes. want to anticipate those to be and what are the pros and cons? meena: the biggest one people seem to be talking about is the electoral college. will the electoral college still be functioning in the next couple of decades, right? you could get rid of it to buy a constitutional amendment or you could of state pass and amendments, right? which is what the po