Charlamagne, Andrew Schulz debate what Democrats will do if Trump 'proves them wrong' and does a 'great job'

Radio host Charlamagne tha God and comedian Andrew Schulz debated how the Democratic Party would react if President Donald Trump proved them wrong by doing "a great job" during his second term in office.

"What if Trump does a great job? What if he's actually a good president, guys?" Charlamagne asked.

Schulz wondered if Trump achieved these things, if liberals would admit they'd been wrong about him for the past eight years.

"At any point in time do you start going, 'S-, maybe we were being manipulated by a media institution?'" he asked. "[M]aybe there were forces that were outside our control that were manipulating us and tricking us into thinking that we were the virtuous ones, when in reality this other guy was going to achieve the things that we truly wanted?"

Schulz predicted that if Trump "does a great job and America's happy," it will bring the Democrats "back to reality," which Charlamagne disagreed with.

"No it won't," Charlamagne responded. "There's nobody more delusional than the Democratic Party."

Schulz insisted that there would be a "gravitational force" pulling Democrats "back to reality."

"My reaction is Trump is winning by a landslide. It's not close anymore," Schulz told his "Flagrant" co-hosts on October 17, recounting the positive reactions to his interview with Trump the week before.