In this conversation, Washington Post columnist Salena Zito discusses her book 'Butler' which details the near assassination of President Donald Trump and its implications for American politics. She shares her firsthand experience of the event, the significance of place in political decisions, and how Trump's connection with voters transcends traditional party lines. Zito emphasizes the need for journalism to adapt to better understand and represent the American populace, particularly in the context of changing political landscapes and voter sentiments.
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