or also talking about unspooling the legacy of barack obama? barack obama's presiy and for some people they view it as something that has been quite successful. will he start taking apart key provisions of the obama legacy? and so it sounded quite graceful. but was he also sending a signal. that change is coming. big change is coming. >> charlie, what i keep coming become to and thinking about trump's victory. the implications we will see going forward. his coalition didn't just college whites on an activist level, it clued steven ban non, identify themselves as white nationalists, parts of american life that have been suppressed for a very long time. so looking for ward, i think i am a little less interested in the mechanics of a trump government and more interested what does it moon that a candidate in a lot of ways ran with a nod and wink towards those people is now the president of the united states. but whut do what does that mean for african-aman of people trump targeted in his campaign. i think that is the question that should be driving

>> you know, it's very hard to unspool it but i would say certainly most. >> interesting.ns. we'll talk about how you are going to spend the money. but katrina, let me ask you about subscriptions. that's your main source of revenue for "the nation". >> immediately after donald trump was elected we saw our donations go up 560% in the last two weeks, it's about 666. on the donor front, we've received $80,000 from small donors. we will have at the end of the year over 16,000 small donors who gave $5 to $99 and that's a very important thing for us. 240% increase on our website in the last week. i think there's a hunger, brian, for deep, fearless journalism. >> what kind of journalism can we empower in this trump presidency age? >> some of the things we're thinking about doing and we have already started reporting to hate crimes in the alt-right because this is clearly something that people need to better understand and i think a better term than alt-right is white supremacy. we need to call it what it is. but that's important. trade is going to be a much more important subject

or also talking about unspooling the legacy of barack obama? barack and for some people they view it as something that has been quite successful. will he start taking apart key provisions of the obama legacy? and so it sounded quite graceful. but was he also sending a signal. that change is coming. big change is coming. >> charlie, what i keep coming become to and thinking about trump's victory. the implications we will see going forward. his coalition didn't just college whites on an activist level, it clued steven ban non, identify themselves as white nationalists, parts of american life that have been suppressed for a very long time. so looking for ward, i think i am a little less interested in the mechanics of a trump government and more interested what does it moon that a candidate in a lot of ways ran with a nod and wink towards those people is now the president of the united states. but whut do what does that mean for muslim-americans, for the groups of people trump targeted in his campaign. i think that is the question that should be dr