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Donald Trump
California
Tariffs
Democratic Party
U.S. Economy
Wildfires
Public Sector Unions
U.s.-China Relations
Housing Crisis
Energy Development
Congress
Gavin Newsom
Deportation Policies
SNAP
Department Of Education
Joe Biden
Trump Officials
Immigration Law
Medicaid
Food Assistance

From the Wall Street Journal Opinion page, “Potomac Watch” columnist Kim Strassel goes one-on-one with the newsmakers of the week: from candidates to campaign-managers, politicians to pollsters. The place to find news, insight and debate on both the overhyped and overlooked Washington storylines. Send your feedback to atkim@wsj.com

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Recent threats by Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute "hate speech" and by Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr to penalize ABC affiliates over Jimmy Kimmel's comments have thrust the nation into a muddled conversation over free speec... more

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The assassination of Charlie Kirk and the rising tide of political violence is turning a spotlight on how best to keep Congress and other members of government safe. What kind of protection do political leaders have now, and what more do they need? W... more

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President Donald Trump is considering declaring a national housing emergency to deal with high home costs, but what can the federal government actually do, and will it make a difference? On this episode of All Things, Kim Strassel speaks with former ... more

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Donald Trump’s decision to send the National Guard into Washington, D.C. to tackle crime is provoking backlash from Democrats across the nation. But Republicans are leaning in on law and order, seeing it as political winner in next year's midterms. ... more

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Recent Guests

Bryan Steil
Wisconsin Congressman and head of the House Administration Committee
Episode: Lawmaker Safety in the Wake of Charlie Kirk’s Murder
Ben Carson
Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, neurosurgeon, and founder of the American Cornerstone Institute
American Cornerstone Institute
Episode: How to Tackle an Affordable-Housing Crisis
Jason Riley
Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and Wall Street Journal columnist
Manhattan Institute
Episode: Donald Trump's Anti-Crime Spree
Trey Gowdy
Former prosecutor and member of Congress from South Carolina, now a Fox News host and novelist.
Fox News
Episode: Trey Gowdy on Advocating for Crime Victims and the Danger of ‘Progressive Prosecutors’
JD Rackey
Senior Policy Analyst at the Bipartisan Policy Center
Bipartisan Policy Center
Episode: Making Congress Great Again
Hans von Spakovsky
Former member of the Federal Election Commission and senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation
Heritage Foundation
Episode: The Gerrymandering Wars Heat Up
Chris Wright
U.S. Secretary of Energy
U.S. Department of Energy
Episode: Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Resetting the Climate Debate
Rick Scott
U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor
U.S. Senate
Episode: Are Republicans Capable of Cutting Spending?
Karen Elliott House
Renowned journalist with extensive knowledge of the Middle East and author of The Man Who Would Be King.
Episode: Saudi Arabia’s Transformation and its Role in the Middle East

Host

Kim Strassel
Host of discussions focusing on political trends, newsmakers, and current events, often featuring conservative viewpoints and expert analysis.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 131 ratings
  • Little disappointed

    Longtime listener of Potomac Watch, where she contributed. Her format here is to invite guests. Not thrilled by her choices, especially her guest on the Trump collusion, with his unchecked accusations.

    I have no time for that.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    PlantWriteWeedEdit
    United Statesa month ago
  • New idea petition about BTS

    Hi WSJ,

    I want to send email to you guys about suggestions ideas regarding to Super Bowl for future covering story idea about

    K-pop Korean pop superstar group BTS first time do their most popular songs

    for NFL SUPERBOWL 60th Annual Halftime Performance Show for 60 years celebration anniversary

    so I can send petition Change org link to you guys to cover the story based on fans supporting BTS performing their songs for Super Bowl 2026 such as “Butter”, “Permission to dance”🪩 “Dynamite” Boy ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LetTheMagicIdeasBegins
    United Statesa month ago
  • Climate change

    Great podcast. Last episode with Chris Wright was well done and informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Path-rat
    United States2 months ago
  • Kim Strassel

    Kim Strassel is the absolute best. Smart, intelligent and honest.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Charles1634
    United States2 months ago
  • Kim is the best! Kim for president! :)

    Always enjoy hearing Kim’s insightful views and her interviews are always fascinating. Almost wish she was a political leader, but then we’d be deprived of her opinion pieces!

    Thank you Kim!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JetplaneJ510
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners commend the insightful views and engaging interviews that provide valuable information on political topics. Many express appreciation for the host's articulate and thoughtful presentation style, often mentioning her as a leading voice in conservative commentary. The audience finds the discussions to balance informative analysis with practical relevance, appealing particularly to those interested in deep political engagement.
The focus on significant political figures and their insights seems to resonate well with the audience, contributing to a strong following. Some reviews highlight the importance of the topics covered, suggesting that discussions are timely and well-informed, impacting listeners' understanding of current affairs.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Lawmaker Safety in the Wake of Charlie Kirk’s Murder
Q: How are Congress members cooperating on security measures?
Congress members meet regularly to discuss security best practices and to evaluate the effectiveness of current protocols, striving to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent effectively.
Lawmaker Safety in the Wake of Charlie Kirk’s Murder
Q: What are the existing security measures for members of Congress?
There are comprehensive programs for security in Washington, including personal security at home and reimbursement options for local law enforcement, but not all members receive the same level of protection as the President.
Trey Gowdy on Advocating for Crime Victims and the Danger of ‘Progressive Prosecutors’
Q: What motivated you to write a novel?
Gowdy shares how his experiences in law enforcement inspired him to combine real-life cases into a fictional narrative.
Are Republicans Capable of Cutting Spending?
Q: Can the Senate actually pass appropriations bills that reflect significant cuts?
Scott mentions the challenges of needing 60 votes in the Senate and expresses hope that meaningful cuts can be achieved, although uncertainty remains.
Are Republicans Capable of Cutting Spending?
Q: When you're in Washington and you're talking to your colleagues, do they really not understand the importance of spending cuts?
Scott expresses concern that many senators have never had to balance a budget, leading to a disconnect in understanding the importance of fiscal responsibility.

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This podcast features a detailed exploration of current events, political dynamics, and government policies, often with an insightful and critical perspective. Host Kim Strassel engages with a range of significant figures from the political realm, providing listeners with expert analysis on pressing issues such as education policy, immigration, and welfare reform. With a focus on both popular and underreported news stories, the discussions reflect strong conservative viewpoints, making it a distinct source for listeners interested in American politics, governance, and policy debates.

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1. WSJ Opinion: Potomac Watch
2. WSJ Opinion: Free Expression
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1. Bryan Steil
2. Ben Carson
3. Jason Riley
4. Trey Gowdy
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6. Hans von Spakovsky
7. Chris Wright
8. Rick Scott

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