What Constituents Want: Candidates Who Aren't Affiliated With Politics

Ken Stern, Author of "Republican Like Me" and former CEO of NPR, says the "independent billionaire,...the movie star who doesn't have any political baggage, may in fact be a credible candidate." For full interview [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/vf-hive-demise-of-two-party-system).

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