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In case you haven’t noticed, it’s bad out there. Pete Hegseth’s efforts to conform the military to his shallow definition of masculinity are troubling enough, Trump seems to have his sights set on a more deadly nuclear arsenal at his disposal. Jon Wo... more
As AI systems become more autonomous and are delegated more and more power across industries, we have to ask ourselves: are we walking the dog, or is the dog walking us? Is voluntary self-regulation really enough, or is it high time for legislators t... more
This week, GOP Senate candidate Ken Paxton privately admitted that Donald Trump’s midterm convention in Texas was a serious problem for the state’s Republican candidates. Asked about this, Trump unleashed a long, tortured monologue, and it was reveal... more
There are reasons for optimism as we head into the 2026 midterms. Polling is showing that people are fed up with Trump and his policies, courts are holding firm against the president, and some Republicans are beginning to distance themselves to a gre... more
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Please ask Amanda Marcot when I can get back in to the cool voter group.
P.S. Please don’t invite guests that compromise your own integrity.
I feel lucky to have found the Daily Blast. One issue, clearly stated and explored with experts in depth in tight interviews or conversations. I start my news podcasts here and always look forward to the next.
“Trump-arrhea”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅
I appreciate the younger cohosts allowing grandad to yell at the clouds while delivering news. But maybe do a few takes before your grandfather chokes to death “on air.”
Re: July 15 Daily Blast Best of episode. ‘Underage’ girls implies there are ‘overage’ girls. Underage is not necessary to modify girls. They are just girls or children. Women are adults.
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A fast-paced political-technology analysis show that blends sharp policy critique with data-driven talking points. Episodes frequently cover AI geopolitics, U.S. foreign and defense policy, and domestic political dynamics, often weighing inflation, polling, and messaging against strategic outcomes. Notable strengths include multi-guest discussions with policy experts and journalists, a willingness to challenge conventional narratives, and a candid, opinionated style that favors thorough sourcing and timely insights. The show's format and guest roster suggest it's well-suited for listeners who want smart, cross-cutting analysis of how technology, international relations, and domestic politics intersect—and for brands seeking politically enga... more
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