Their "points" boil down to "he's dividing us", citing the wall as an example, and that he doesn't speak presidentially. As for the dividing, it sounds to me like they're saying "if you do anything that some people disagree with then you're dividing the country". As for the way he talks, they seem to think that the actual way that the president speaks has an impact on the country, as opposed to the legislation that he signs or military action that he takes. Also, the democratic talking heads talked for minutes uninterrupted, but the republican heads couldn't talk for more than 20 seconds without someone butting in. Also, Begala called Trump a "moral midget" twice, but still thinks that Trump's rhetoric is divisive and problematic. There, saved you from watching 6 minutes of lügenpresse.