Amanpour and Company

June 2, 2021

Anshel Pfeffer; Pam Shriver; Kavitha Davidson; Mickey Edwards; Danielle Peck

Republican Party a "Cult" Says Fmr. GOP Rep. Mickey Edwards

17m

Lifelong Republican and former congressman Mickey Edwards walked away from the GOP earlier this year, saying it had become less a party than a cult. He speaks with Walter Isaacson about the persistent myth that the election was stolen -- and the question of whether the Republicans are fit these days to run a candidate for the highest office in America.

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