David Pepper talks with The Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson about the motivation to push back in the coming years of the Trump administration.

Political commentator Luke Beasley presents
Pete Buttigieg as an example of how and where to communicate the Democratic message going forward.

Marc Elias of Democracy Docket believes Democrats this time need to oppose rather than just resist
Trump 2.0. He offers five basic principles of opposition.

We're not being heard in the current media landscape; Trump reached barely engaged voters with
"big sloppy notions."

During the next four years, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance plans to focus on Trump's superpower to overwhelm us with "the sheer quantity of
bad stuff he does."

David Pepper remembers the history of a suffragette as a lesson that the battle for democracy is a long one. Today we have work to do.

After analyzing what happened in the election,
Ari Melber of MSNBC talks about what comes next.