Deadline: White House
Nicolle Wallace, MSNBCDrawing 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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsGovernment | |||
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- Trump’s psychosis has infected minds
One thing that needs a lot more attention in media reporting is the psychological damage of Trump’s psychosis on a large amount people in our society. Please bring in Psychiatrists like Dr.Brandi X Lee to help people understand how to deal with the impact of mass social psychosis. It is massive and dangerous. This is how Hitler came to power fueled by drugs and madness.
Apple Podcasts5JeReynAZ
United States19 days ago - 4.5.24
per your conversation: why people don’t or won’t realize what the biden admin has done for them. case in point, boebert posing with workers in front of a project she voted against and takes credit for it. this is just one of many instances when sleazy maga republicans take credit for work and so forth in their district that was in a bill they voted against. the problem is when you have professional liars like trump and his maga legislators telling their cult following believe us not them and the... more
Apple Podcasts4midwestBlueUnited States20 days ago - Good show
I love the show but somebody is scratching away—- presumably taking notes—- and it drives me crazy so much I often have to pause and take deep breaths. Somebody please deal with this.
Apple Podcasts3Ms TreeUnited States21 days ago - No mention of GAZA….ever
Almost every commentator represents the tribe and assiduously avoids ever mentioning Gaza and Israeli war crimes. It’s just Trump all the time, and has been since Jan 6. They are obsessed and unable to offer any insight except to prop up Biden and pimp abortion
Apple Podcasts1postamaradulciaUnited States21 days ago - I quit going to mass
Because of the “pro life” nuts running the show
Apple Podcasts5Che BlockUnited States24 days ago
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