Heidi Beirich

Southern Poverty Law Center

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Intelligence project director at the Southern Poverty Law Center

Heidi Beirich on KCRW

Donald Trump's been sounding mellower lately, reading prepared speeches off a tele-prompter, but traditional GOP leaders are braced for what might come next.

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