How Trump's 2015 Run Changed Politics Forever

Steve Bannon and Larry Schweikart had a chat about how Trump's 2015 run shook up politics. Schweikart, a historian, shared that backing Trump early on cost him some friendships. He mentioned that many conservatives, especially those at the National Review, were against Trump's candidacy. Schweikart pointed out that politics had evolved significantly since Ronald Reagan's time. He used examples like Lincoln, FDR, and Reagan to show how leaders adapt to their era. Lincoln's speeches might not have worked on radio, FDR was great for radio, and Reagan was perfect for TV.Bannon and Schweikart also discussed how history textbooks often miss the mark. They agreed that finding unbiased history books is tough. Schweikart suggested that significance in history is measured by how many people it affects over time. The conversation highlighted how Trump's candidacy was a turning point. It showed how politics had changed and how leaders need to adapt to new times. The discussion also raised questions about how history is taught and remembered.