Post Election Action: How Obama Angers Both Parties

The transcript discusses recent political dynamics, focusing on President Obama's strategies that have upset both parties, including the China climate deal and Cuba relations. It highlights the potential impact of US-Cuba relations on Major League Baseball. The discussion also covers the administration's focus on climate and trade policies as part of Obama's legacy. Finally, it addresses the anticipated response to the North Korean cyber attack, with debates on how to classify and respond to the incident.

What has been the impact of the President's actions over the past five weeks?

• He has gained unanimous support from both parties.

• He has managed to upset both political parties.

• He has only made decisions that please Democrats.

• He has focused solely on Republican support.

How might the US-Cuba deal benefit Major League Baseball?

• By ending the World Baseball Classic.

• By limiting the number of Cuban players in the MLB.

• By opening a new market for American baseball talent.

• By reducing the number of teams in the league.

What is a significant challenge for MLB regarding Cuban players?

• The lack of interest in baseball in Cuba.

• The problematic process of Cuban players joining the majors.

• The absence of baseball facilities in Cuba.

• The high cost of scouting in Cuba.

What are the two primary legacy issues the President is focusing on?

• Immigration and infrastructure.

• Military expansion and tax cuts.

• Climate change and trade deals.

• Healthcare and education reform.

What is the internal debate within the White House regarding the North Korean cyber attack?

• Whether to ignore the attack completely.

• How to label and respond to the attack.

• If they should increase trade with North Korea.

• Whether to involve the United Nations.