
Jen Psaki tackles the biggest issues of the week and features one-on-one interviews with newsmakers.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 474 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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October 28, 2026; 9pm: Jen Psaki spotlights a surge of Democratic energy in the final days before the election, contrasting Barack Obama and Jon Ossoff’s Georgia rally message with Donald Trump’s Ohio rally and Republican attacks on Amy Acton. J.B. P... more
October 27, 2026; 9pm: Jen examines Trump’s Justice Department failures, election-related legal fights, Elon Musk’s role in Texas politics, and new reporting on Donald Trump Jr.’s Mongolia hunting trip with a Putin-linked Russian oligarch. Jamie Rask... more
October 26, 2026; 9pm: Jen breaks down Trump and allies’ closing midterm message, from attacks over Obama’s Cheesecake Factory joke to DOJ election lawsuits, Comey charges, and claims of corruption. Ben Rhodes, Mark Elias, and Adam Hamilton discuss a... more
October 23, 2026; 9pm: Jen breaks down the Justice Department’s Alaska election lawsuit with Mark Elias, the fallout from Vivek Ramaswamy’s attack ad with Josh Turek, and Kansas Republicans crossing party lines against Roger Marshall with Bill Graves... more
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There have been so many examples of Psaki’s buffoonery that I’ve laid on her staff’s feet. But on the 10/7 episode with Tillis is what showed it’s Jen who’s the weak link in all this. She’s classless, graceless, and a poor host unless you’re there to bash the right. She didn’t have the intelligence to grasp what Tillis was saying and instead of moving on, she made it her Atlanta Hawks moment. Like a child, she had to get in a last second shot before moving to another topic. This makes me wonder ... more
I look forward to this podcast so much. Keep up the great work, Jen.
Two days, no episodes. What should I say? Happens continually.
Why does the subscriber edition cut things off too soon? I understand it cuts out the commercials but it also cuts off the end “we will be back with” and then it just ends. Or like this episode it cut off Obama’s comments before the end
I enjoy listening to your show and you have exceptional guests. I would like to add that because of the way campaign financing works in this country, all the candidates you bring on your show are forced to put in a plug for their candidacy. I certainly don’t mind it and expect it. Thank you for helping us preserve democracy.
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The program centers on high-level political analysis, current events, and interviews with newsmakers and policy experts. Episodes frequently tackle national politics, election integrity, governance, and national security, often pairing sharp host-led insights with panel discussions and interviews from lawmakers, journalists, and researchers. A standout aspect is the mix of rigorous analysis, timely guest perspectives, and a cadence that blends hard-edged political critique with accessible storytelling, making it valuable for listeners who want context on how national issues connect to policy and elections. The show tends to feature influential guests across parties and branches, plus seasoned reporters, offering both strategic framing and i... more
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