When David Axelrod, Mike Murphy, and John Heilemann get together to talk politics, it’s not academic. They speak from the perspective gained through hundreds of campaigns for offices from City Hall to the White House. So if you want to know what’s really going on behind the scenes, where strategic decisions are being made, pull up a stool for Hacks on Tap. Incisive, sometimes uproarious and always... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 347 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week, Axe and Heilemann were joined by Rahm Emanuel — former White House Chief of Staff, two-term Mayor of Chicago, ex-Ambassador to Japan, and a true Hack’s Hack. The Hacks dive into the new Gaza peace accord, Trump’s shifting attention to the ... more
This week, all three Hacks convened to break down a whirlwind week in politics — from Trump sending troops to Chicago and ICE’s recruitment and tactics, to the contrasting leadership styles of Newsom and Pritzker heading into 2024. They also discuss ... more
This week Murphy and Heilemann were joined by the sharp-witted Charlie Sykes — author of How the Right Lost Its Mind and host of the Substack newsletter and podcast To the Contrary. The Hacks dive into an exhaustingly eventful week: Hegseth’s body-sh... more
This week Axe and Murphy are joined by the formidable Kasie Hunt — anchor of The Arena with Kasie Hunt on CNN, and CNN’s chief national affairs analyst. Together, the Hacks dive into Trump’s UN speech (and his battle with an escalator), the reinstate... more
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Aye, not a Charlie Kirk guy, he’s a 31 year old Evangelical, and I’m a 55 year old Atheist. He wasn’t talking to me…..
He was talking to all the boys/teens/men under 25 who were smeared as “Toxic Masculinity” males. You see the gender gap between the parties? They ran to Trump cause Charlie Kirk told them they were worth talking too. That they meant something.
The Democratic Party needs to throw the LGBTQ/BLM/Hamas Wing of the Party under the Bus. All that “Oppression Olympics” nonsense is ove... more
Please have JOHN ELLIS or JOE KLEIN on ! 🤙
Omaha! Omaha! You said after Labor Day, so I never came up to the line of scrimmage. I’ve craved your Hackiness for two weeks, so welcome—even if you did slip one past me early. Still 5 Stars!
Cudos to the Hacks for saying out loud in this episode what is glaringly obvious…
Painful to listen to old guard politicians like Rahm who can’t speak clearly about authoritarianism, and who don’t understand the new world we’re in now. We need a new generation of Democrats in charge now. Don’t need to hear from Rahm and his cohort any more. They’re done.
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Political commentary featuring a blend of humor and insight from seasoned experts David Axelrod, Mike Murphy, and John Heilemann is prominent throughout the content. Episodes tackle pressing political issues, including election strategies, crime in urban settings, and the implications of Donald Trump's presidency. The discussions frequently feature a mix of notable guests who provide a range of perspectives within the political spectrum, resulting in a captivating dialogue that balances both serious and humorous takes on contemporary issues. Unique to this analysis is the combination of personal anecdotes and critical examination of current events, creating an engaging and thought-provoking listening experience.
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Recent guests on Hacks On Tap include:
1. Rahm Emanuel
2. Charlie Sykes
3. Kasie Hunt
4. Jen Psaki
5. Adam Kinzinger
6. Lis Smith
7. Frank Lavin
8. Josh Dawsey
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