When David Axelrod and Mike Murphy 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 entertaining, th... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week, Murphy and Heilemann are joined by the great Frank Lavin—former U.S. Ambassador to Singapore, Reagan’s political director, and a Swiss Army knife of global politics. The Hacks dive into a tidal wave of news: renewed demands for the release... more
This week, Axe and Murphy are joined by Wall Street Journal political reporter Josh Dawsey, co-author of 2024: How Trump Retook the White House and the Democrats Lost America, just released today. They dig into Dawsey’s reporting, the fallout from Tr... more
All three Hacks together —- a real Fourth of July miracle. They cover Thom Tillis’ resignation, the big, beautiful bill, the New York mayor’s race, Elon’s tweets, kitchen-table economics, rising star Sarah McBride, the Trump monster, the DOGE monster... more
This week, the Hacks are pulling double duty—two big stories, two top-notch guests. First, Senator Elissa Slotkin—former CIA analyst and Pentagon official—joins to break down U.S. involvement in Iran, Trump’s handling of the strikes, and the rift thi... more
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I thought Heileman had improved but I think his back to his old ways. He said he had a question and then proceeded to give a speech. Can’t you shut this guy up!?
Do it Heileman! Earning your Felix mattress $$$$💵 ! Glad you and Gaspard went at it! He has credentials and experience , but he is kinda ‘Gaspy’ — get it?? lol thanks guys 🤙
In your discussion regarding the motivation and timing of Israel’s Prime Minister to attack Iran at this moment, you either forgot or most likely neglected to mention the following reasons: A) At this time Iran is closer than at any other time before to actually produce and use and nuclear weapon. This weapon is intended to be used against Israel, as expressed unambiguously by the Iranian regime. B) Iran has financed and armed Hizbullah, Hamas, the Huthis in Yemen, all it’s proxies - to create... more
Long-term listener from Germany. I really wish you wouldn’t call seriously bad people like Netanjahu and Musk consistently by their first name or even nick names. „Bibi“ is a war criminal as you perfectly know, not some nice dude from the neighborhood. You never say Donald for that matter.
Murphy and axelrod, are entertaining even if I generally disagree with them. They also seem like they might be decent human beings. John heilman is just despicable. Pompous stupid rude bag of garbage. Dump him for nearly anyone.
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A mix of incisive political analysis and entertaining commentary characterizes the ongoing discussions about current political dynamics. The hosts draw on their extensive experience from various political campaigns to provide insights into the inner workings of U.S. politics, examining topics including party strategies, electoral implications, and the impact of key political figures on public discourse. Frequent guests from journalism and political analysis contribute diverse perspectives, addressing current events, public sentiment, and the complexities of political power. Unique to this show is its combination of humor and sharp political insight, making it an engaging listen for anyone interested in U.S. politics and governance.
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Recent guests on Hacks On Tap include:
1. Elissa Slotkin
2. Patrick Gaspard
3. Marc Short
4. Heidi Heitkamp
5. Doug Heye
6. Alex Isenstadt
7. Jeff Greenfield
8. Mallory McMorrow
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