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Deadline: White House

Nicolle Wallace, MS NOW
Donald Trump
Iran
Department Of Justice
Todd Blanche
Iran War
United States
Justice Department
Donald J. Trump
Gas Prices
Supreme Court
Voting Rights Act
FBI
Democracy
Economy
Midterm Elections
Kash Patel
United States Supreme Court
United States Military
Elections
Birthright Citizenship

Drawing on years of experience as communications chief for President George W. Bush and senior advisor for the McCain-Palin campaign, Nicolle Wallace provides political insight and clarity on where the decision-makers stand on complex issues. Join her for analysis and discussion with the key newsmakers every weekday.

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September 10, 2026; 5pm: A second late night show host, facing pressure from the FCC, has been forced to not air his interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico. Jimmy Kimmel says his interview with Talarico will be available on Y... more

September 10, 2026; 4pm: Fuel prices are sky high, grocery prices are through the roof, trade wars with our allies, and now endless food safety issues. As we creep closer to the midterms and Republicans are busy with their "Trump-a-palooza," everyday... more

September 9th, 2026; 5pm: Nicolle Wallace on Trump's unprecedented gifts to White House staffers, including Natalie Harp, the "human printer".

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September 9th, 2026; 4pm: Nicolle Wallace on the GOP Midterm Convention in Dallas featuring non-stop Donald Trump content.

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Recent Guests

Nick Korsanides
New York Times journalist covering elections and voting
The New York Times
Episode: "A 'blitz' is currently underway"
Alex Ward
Wall Street Journal National Security reporter
The Wall Street Journal
Episode: "A 'blitz' is currently underway"
Jim Himes
Democratic Congressman, Ranking Member of the House Intelligence Committee
U.S. House of Representatives
Episode: "That oath appears to have been pushed aside"
Paul Ryckow
Host of Independent Americans Podcast; founder of Independent Veterans of America
Independent Veterans of America
Episode: "That oath appears to have been pushed aside"
Joel Payne
Democratic strategist; Chief Communications Officer for Move On
Move On / Democratic strategist
Episode: "That oath appears to have been pushed aside"
Elisa Simmons
Tarrant County Commissioner; Democratic candidate for County Judge
Tarrant County Government / Democratic candidate
Episode: "That oath appears to have been pushed aside"
Jake Traylor
MS NOW White House reporter on the ground in Texas
MS NOW
Episode: "A naked power grab"
Donna Reagan
Voter guest sharing personal testimony at the Texas polling-location meeting
Private citizen
Episode: "A naked power grab"
Cisco Aguilar
Nevada Secretary of State
State government
Episode: "A naked power grab"

Host

Nicolle Wallace
Host of the program with deep experience in political communications and Washington coverage.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 8.2k ratings
  • Best political commentary show on the airwaves

    I have listened to the show ever since Trump decided to run for president almost a decade ago. Nicole Wallace is absolutely top notch when it comes to political commentary and her guests are superb. The only problem I have is the division now into two separate hour along podcasts. I live in Europe and so can’t watch the show and so I listen to it first thing in the morning. I have noticed glitches in the regularity of the uploading of the shows and sometimes entire episodes are missed. Also, wha... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JasonLRR
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • It’s obvious ..

    It’s obvious that MSNOW doesn’t read these reviews, and couldn’t care less (read: give a damn) about their listeners. The most common review posts here are complaints about the tardy (sometimes 24 hours late) posts of the episodes. Why can’t you get these posted on time? Are unpaid interns doing the work while the hosts make a million dollars a year? And don’t blame Apple. They’re not posted on time on Overcast, either.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    a speck of stardust
    United States3 months ago
  • Wish episode loading was consistent

    Gave 4 stars because of the delayed loading hours even days later. Otherwise Deadline White House is my FAVORITE! Nicole is Fantastic! She is on point, her guests are knowledgeable and I really feel like she gets at the issue and calls it for what it is. Great stuff!!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Worth it so much
    United States3 months ago
  • Not the taxpayers

    Trump can use his own funds to pay his insurrectionists

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Che Block
    United States3 months ago
  • My Go To…

    Deadline White House is the only news/politics podcast I listen to these days. Comprehensive analysis, opinions, and dialogue. I appreciate Nicole Wallace’s insight, and the thoughtful intelligence she offers in both query and response. Now, if we could just get the podcasts in a more timely manner, things could be perfect!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beatnic5054
    United States3 months ago

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The host delivers sharp, well-sourced analysis with top-tier guests.
Posting cadence and episode availability are a frequent complaint among listeners.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#11
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#36
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#194
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#13
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#35
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#39
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"Donald Trump's supporters are getting a stomachache"
Q: Is the DHS plan to create a national voter registry constitutional or legal?
Mark Elias argues that the plan is not constitutional or legal; federal data collection on voter information would violate the traditional state-led management of elections and could breach privacy laws.
"A complex legal battle that could impact the upcoming midterms"
Q: What is the current status of the lawsuits challenging the executive order?
Lawsuits have been amended and are moving briskly through courts, with cases progressing from trial courts to appeals and potentially back to the Supreme Court, depending on rulings.
"The sea change inside the ranks of the military"
Q: What does the report say about the leadership and the military's direction under the current defense leadership?
Priya and the analysts discuss a perceived rudderless military led by political figures, with claims that leadership is driving changes that impact ethics, morale, and long-term national security.
"The sea change inside the ranks of the military"
Q: Tell us about the five service members that you spoke with and why they want out of the military.
Priya Sridhar describes five service members who object to continuing deployments, citing violations of international law, civilian casualties, and lack of clear mission or strategy as core reasons for seeking conscientious objector status.
"All pardoned by Donald Trump"
Q: Talk to us about your report. What surprised you most?
Jamie Raskin explains that the committee found clear evidence of a systemic approach to monetizing pardons, with cases where donors or insiders gained access and did not face proportionate consequences, suggesting a disturbing shift in checks and balances.

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A politically focused discussion show with a strong emphasis on U.S. governance, national security, and media accountability. Episodes frequently feature high-profile guests—senior reporters, former policymakers, and academic experts—dissecting current events, legal questions surrounding DOJ actions, and the interplay between politics and the economy. The format tends toward sharp panel analysis guided by a seasoned host, with attention to how leadership decisions ripple through markets, foreign policy, and democratic institutions. Noteworthy is the willingness to challenge official narratives, examine constitutional questions, and bring in diverse perspectives from journalism, law, and diplomacy, making it a solid fit for listeners who wan... more

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2. Alex Ward
3. Jim Himes
4. Paul Ryckow
5. Joel Payne
6. Elisa Simmons
7. Jake Traylor
8. Donna Reagan

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