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Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon discuss last nightâs television CNN interview with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz conducted by Dana Bash, and J.D. Vanceâs response to Harrisâ comments. They then discuss why IVF has emerged as an issue in this yearâs presidential contest, and Donald Trumpâs statement yesterday that he did not support a six-week abortion ban in Florida. Also, a look at whether the presidential debate could be derailed by disagreement over whether or not to mute the on-stage mics. Andrew Walworth and RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann discuss Kamala Harrisâ response to questions about identity politics during last nightâs CNN interview, and talk about President Bidenâs plans to return to the campaign trail next week. And then Carl Cannon talks to CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen about foreign policy challenges facing the next president.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss tonight’s scheduled CNN interview with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, including questions suggested for interviewer Dana Bash by the Trump campaign. Plus, they also talk about new swing state polls and the Supreme Court ruling rejecting President Biden’s appeal for student loan relief. Then, Andrew Walworth talks to RCP National Political Correspondent Susan Crabtree about her new reporting on Iranian plots to infiltrate US security services. And finally, Carl Cannon talks to RCP contributor Peter Berkowitz of the Hoover Institution about censorship of social media platforms.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss tomorrow’s long-awaited television interview with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz on CNN and new polls that show Republican Larry Hogan tied with Democrat Angela Alsobrooks in the Maryland senate race. They also talk about Jack Smith’s revised indictment of Donald Trump and the controversy over Trump’s appearance at the memorial service of 13 US service members killed by a suicide bomber at the Kabul Airport during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Then, Andrew Walworth interviews presidential historian Tevi Troy about his new book, “The Power and the Money,” about the changing relationship between leading CEOs and American Presidents. And finally, Carl Cannon talks to RCP contributor James Varney about his recent RealClear Investigations series on the billions of dollars paid out to victims of sex abuse by public school districts across the country. -
Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Sean Trende discuss the 3 big questions about the election, the Harris/ Trump dueling campaign ads, and the border wall. They also talk about the controversy over the ABC presidential debate and Mark Zuckerberg's letter to Congress. Then finally, Carl interviews Greg Orman about RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Donald Trump.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl talk about the reaction to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s endorsement of Donald Trump and J.D. Vance’s recent appearances on the Sunday talk shows. They also discuss how both the Harris and Trump campaigns are jockeying for position in advance of the upcoming presidential debate on ABC News and President Biden’s role in both leading the country and in the Harris campaign. Then, Tom Bevan talks to RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann about Donald Trump’s speech today marking the third anniversary of the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. (which left 13 US service members dead). And lastly, Carl Cannon talks to Democratic consultant Dane Strother about the aftermath of the DNC and the Harris campaign strategy going forward.
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Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon go over how the DNC went and the reactions to it. They also talk about RFK Jr.'s big announcement that he is dropping out of the race and endorsing Trump. Then, we flashback to a few segments from this past week at the DNC: Tom, Andy, and Carl talk with Juan Williams - Fox news analyst and The Hill columnist on the significance/history related to Rev. Jesse Jackson being honored at the convention. Tom, Andy, Carl, and RCP's Susan Crabtree talk about the word "freedom" which has become one of the themes of the campaign. (But has the meaning shifted?) And finally, Tom, Andy, Carl, and RCP's Adeline Von Drehle speak with Jim Freeman of the Wall Street Journal. They discuss the optics of the convention including Barack and Michelle Obama and Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff.
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Andrew Walworth, Carl Cannon, Tom Bevan, Philip Wegmann, and Grace Creek Media producer Alex Walworth discuss last nightâs convention addresses by Bill Clinton and Oprah Winfrey. Then the panel discusses vice presidential nominee Tim Walzâ address and look forward to tonightâs speech by Kamala Harris. RCP reporter Adeline Von Drehle joins the panel to discuss whether star power at the Democratic Convention translates into votes at the ballot box and the Democratâs new positioning of the abortion issue. And finally, the panel looks forward to political life after the conventions and the run-up to Novemberâs election.
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Andrew, Tom, Carl, White House correspondent Phil Wegmann, and Un-herd Washington correspondent Emily Jashinsky discuss RFK Jr.’s decision to drop out of the race. They also talk about the latest polls and Donald Trump’s appearance yesterday in a town that the DNC calls the home of the KKK in Michigan. Next, Adeline Von Drehle and James Freeman of the Wall Street Journal discuss the Obama’s appearance last night at the Democratic National Convention. And finally, the panel discusses the economics of the Democratic platform and the heightened role of “influencers” at the DNC.
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Andrew Walworth, Carl Cannon, White House reporter Phil Wegmann, and national correspondent Susan Crabtree discuss last night’s addresses by Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton. The panel also talks about the rhetoric of the Harris campaign, including the Democrats’ use of “freedom,” a word that had been largely identified with the G0P. Next, they look forward to tonight’s speeches by Barrack and Michelle Obama. And finally, Susan Crabtree reports on the latest news about her investigation of the Secret Service and the upcoming congressional investigation into the agency, spurred largely by her reporting.
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Broadcasting Live from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann look forward to the big speech by President Joe Biden and discuss Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. They also talk about the latest polls and the importance of Pennsylvania to the presidential race. Next, Columnist and author Juan Williams joins the panel to discuss the legacy of Jesse Jackson, who will be celebrated at the Democratic Convention and the evolution of race and identity politics in the Democratic Party. And finally, Independent television producer and reporter Alex Walworth joins the panel to discuss the protests at the Democratic Convention including those by pro-abortion activists and pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss new inquiries into Secret Service activities by Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Darell Isaa (which have been largely spurred by reporting from RCP’s National Political Correspondent Susan Crabtree) and Kamala Harris’ economic agenda. Plus, Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz’ relationship with China and today’s announcement that the House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation into Walz’ Chinese connections. They also preview next week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Next, Andrew talks to Columbia University Law Professor Phillip Hamburger about Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s introduction of the “No Kings Act,’ which is aimed at curtailing the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court when it comes to presidential immunity. They also discuss Hamburger’s newest book "The Administrative Threat" which looks at the growing power of federal agencies. And then, RCP Contributor Charlie Stone talks to comedian Chuck Nice, co-host of the podcast Star Talk with Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, about the role of comedy in society and the impact of cancel culture on today’s comedians.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss today’s joint appearance by President Biden and Vice President Harris in Maryland and the Biden/Harris record on the economy. They also chat about the politics of the upcoming vice-presidential debate and the resignation of Columbia University president Minouche Shafik. Next, Tom talks to Andrew Parasiliti of the RAND Corporation about the future of the Middle East. And rounding it out, Carl talks to Wesley Donehue, CEO of Push Digital, a Republican fundraising and campaign media company about the 2024 campaign.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl look ahead to next week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago and discuss brand new swing state polls from The Cook Political Report. They also discuss the release of new documents from the US State Department revealing that Hunter Biden sought help from diplomats while his father was serving as vice president and the political implications of this summer’s Covid resurgence. Then, Carl talks to futurist and technology expert George Gilder about Israel and the future of the Middle East. And lastly, Andrew talks to James Freeman of The Wall Street Journal about Kamala Harris’ efforts to distance herself from the Biden economic record and the European Union’s warning to Elon Musk issued in advance of his conversation on X with Donald Trump.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss last night’s two-hour interview of Donald Trump by Elon Musk on X and changing press attitudes toward censorship as evidenced by an exchange between a Washington Post Reporter and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. They also talk about the politics of the “no tax on tips” position that has been adopted by both the Trump and Harris campaigns and the repercussions of yesterday’s announcement that Arizona will have an abortion referendum on the ballot this November. Next, Tom Bevan talks to RCP Senior Elections Analyst Sean Trende about how to interpret political polls. And lastly, Carl Cannon talks to RCP National Correspondent Susan Crabtree about the latest news on Donald Trump’s Secret Service detail, which, according to her reporting has been beset by “internal division.”
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Andrew Walworth, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon discuss the Harris campaignâs âvibe,â talk about the latest polls and how RCP decides which to include in its average, and look at a report in the New York Times regarding a top Disney executiveâs close ties to Kamala Harris, and check in on the state of the Trump campaign and vice presidential candidate J.D. Vanceâs appearance on the weekend talk shows. Then, Tom Bevan talks with former congressman Tim Ryan about the state of the presidential race.
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Andrew Walworth, Carl Cannon, and RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann discuss Donald Trump’s press conference yesterday (including his story about a helicopter ride with former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown) and Kamala Harris’ campaign strategy in Arizona. Then, they talk about whether Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz will appeal to red-state voters in the upper Midwest and the 50th anniversary of Richard Nixon’s presidential resignation. Next, Andrew Walworth talks to foreign policy expert Peter Berkowitz of the Hoover Institution about the possibility of a wider war in the Middle East and whether Iran will attack Israel as soon as this weekend. And winding it up, Carl Cannon talks to historian Lindsay Chervinsky, executive director of the George Washington Library, on the role of vice presidents in governing, and what history tells us about the Harris candidacy.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss Donald Trump’s press conference from Mar-a-Lago and Kamala Harris’ confrontation with pro-Palestinian demonstrators at a campaign rally in Detroit. They also talk about the important role of undecided voters in presidential elections and President Biden’s interview with CBS News that will be released this weekend. Next, Andrew talks to Republican strategist John Feehery about Tim Walz’ congressional record and whether he helps the Democratic ticket in the critical swing states of the upper Midwest. And winding it up, Carl talks to Luke A. Nichter, professor of history at Chapman University on the 50th anniversary of Richard Nixon’s resignation in response to the Watergate scandal.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss the reasons for Kamala Harris’ selection of Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota as her running mate and Rep. Cori Bush’s loss in last night’s Democratic Missouri primary. Then, they talk about President Biden’s lame duck presidency and the return of “Zuckerbucks”. Next, Tom Bevan talks to RCP senior elections analyst Sean Trende about the strategy behind the Harris team’s pick of Tim Walz for vice president. And finally, Carl Cannon talks to Patricia Murphy, columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, about the presidential race in the critical swing state of Georgia, and Donald Trump’s continued feud with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss Kamala Harris’ selection of Governor Tim Waltz of Minnesota as her running mate and whether that choice will help the Democratic ticket in the critical swing states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Then, they talk about the most recent RCP poll average which shows Harris beating Trump in both the two-way and five-way contest and Donald Trump’s ongoing feud with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and how that may effect the race there this fall. Next, Tom talks to RCP White House correspondent Phil Wegmann on Democrat and Republican strategies to define Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Waltz to undecided voters. And winding it up, Carl talks to RCP contributor Greg Orman, author of “A Declaration of Independents”, about the Democratic ticket.
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Andrew, Tom, and Carl discuss the effect of the latest economic news on the presidential race and the final stretch of the Democratic Veep stakes in anticipation of tomorrow’s official announcement. They also talk about the weekend’s polls and how they affect the RCP averages, plus the strange but true story about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the dead bear cub he deposited in Central Park. Next, Carl Cannon talks to Hoover Institution historian Michael Auslin about the US/Russia prisoner swap and whether a wider war is coming in the Middle East. And finally, Tom talks to RCP national correspondent Susan Crabtree about her most recent article on the Secret Service, including revelations that Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle and others in top agency leadership positions wanted to destroy the cocaine discovered in the White House last summer.
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