New York Times' Ezra Klein is vowing his podcast won't be a "resistance show" during the second Trump presidency and spoke about understanding an administration he opposes.
The main conceptual idea is that a New York Times journalist is defending his decision to continue his podcast without explicitly focusing on opposition to Donald Trump if he's re-elected. He rejects accusations of "normalizing MAGA" by stating his podcast will remain critical but avoid being solely a platform for resistance. Essentially, he's drawing a line between legitimate political commentary and a biased "resistance" agenda.
