Duane and former Congressman John Campbell reflect on the handing off of the torch at NBC’s Meet the Press, plus analyze all the developments in the GOP presidential primary field – who’s in and who’s out.
Hugh covers the Republican news of the morning with a lot of audio clips.
Joe Biden’s fall, debt ceiling after all, and the opening of the Trump-DeSantis brawl are discussed this week.
Duane and humorist James Lileks cover some of the current political news, and then dive into another edition of the Magnificent Seven.
Duane fills in for Hugh on the Grand Old Pod, today, covering the Republican news of the morning with audio clips.
Duane and former Congressman John Campbell analyze the debt ceiling deal, both in terms of impact and politics around it, plus the latest on the GOP presidential primary front, and how the internet is changing how campaigns are run forever.
Lots of analysis of the impact of Ron DeSantis announcing his bid for the presidency, including media tripping all over themselves for how badly they can falsely report everything about him, and then a conversation about the importance of the Sackett V. EPA decision handed down unanimously by the Supreme Court yesterday.
Duane analyzes the continued reverberations of Ron DeSantis’ entry into the GOP primary field, the ongoing rhetoric around the debt ceiling standoff, and a big Supreme Court victory for property rights.
Hugh and Duane tag team the GOP today with the latest news on the campaign trail, with clips from Mike Pence, Kevin McCarthy, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, and Ron DeSantis.
Duane and former Congressman John Campbell cover the latest in the debt ceiling debate, the shakeup of the GOP primary field this week, and the disgusting move by the Los Angeles Dodgers to mock Roman Catholics under the auspices of inclusion during their upcoming Pride night.
Duane fills in for Hugh on the Grand Old Pod, today, covering the Republican news of the morning with audio clips.
Lots of subjects to talk about this week – the Durham Report and fallout, the Weaponization discovering that the FBI and DOJ, much less Congressional Democrats, don’t particularly like whistleblowers anymore, and the GOP presidential primary field is about to get a whole lot more crowded next week.