The co-host of “The View” praises Trump’s media strategy, saying Dems is stuck in the 90s

Alyssa Farah Griffin, co-host of “The View,” praised him. President Donald Trump Monday’s media strategy, and Democrats said they will use a playbook from the 1990s to fight the president.

“One of the things he excels is that the media frequently feeds him. He writes himself in every story. Just thinking about it, he not only did a Super Bowl interview. , attended the Super Bowl. “She started by citing other examples, including Trump. Stop ban on tiktok.

“He’s overtaken the opposition as well as traditional media. In a playbook in the 1990s, if you go talk on the Senate floor, if you continue to ‘encounter’, it stops. He, and they know how to overwhelm the system, if they want to push back, then they have to be quick and wise at how people are communicating right now.” She continued.

Trump’s media strategy in the election was seen as a major reason for his victory, as he spoke on a daily basis. Popular podcast hosts Major influencers.

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“The View” co-hosted Alyssa Farah Griffin and praised Donald Trump’s media strategy on Monday’s show. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)

Griffin also said Trump was inaugurated on the policy agenda that he and his team had been working on for several years.

Co-host Ananavaro Democrats and “people who oppose everything Donald Trump is doing” said they needed to form an alliance and an alliance to counter the president.

“We all need to come together and show them that we’re angry like hell. We’re not going to take that anymore,” she said.

Griffin explained her previous points more in detail, encouraging Democrats to find a common foundation on some of the issues Trump is focusing on.

“The Democrats need to be willing to go to an uncomfortable space,” she said.

“There’s a lot to Donald Trump agrees, so you have to have conversations with people who don’t agree with you. It’s dangerous, reckless, and you want to speak up.

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Trump’s media strategy in the election was seen as a major reason for his victory. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarck)

Co-host Whoopi Goldberg said it’s difficult to talk to people who support people who think they don’t really matter in the country, but she says people need to talk to each other. I agreed with the concept of that.

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