Join Emmy Award-winning journalist Peter Hamby, along with the team of expert journalists at Puck, as they let you in on the real conversations insiders are having across the four corners of power in America: Wall Street, Washington, Silicon Valley and Hollywood. Puck's contributors will bring you smart conversation around the inside stories happening in these worlds. Presented in partnership with... more
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Julia Ioffe joins Peter to reveal what military officers are telling her about Donald Trump’s plans to deploy troops to American cities. As Julia explains, many officers feel bound by the chain of command, even as they quietly worry about the precede... more
Eriq Gardner joins Peter to discuss the legal nightmare that is Sora 2, the A.I. video generating social app that’s set the internet ablaze. As OpenAI faces major litigation from The New York Times and the Authors Guild, Eriq explains why Sam Altman ... more
Leigh Ann Caldwell joins Peter to discuss the state of play surrounding the week-old government shutdown, as Democrats seem to be winning the messaging war and early polls suggest that Trump and Republicans are taking most of the blame. Can Trump and... more
Jon Kelly and Peter reunite to scrutinize Bari Weiss’s imminent coronation as editor-in-chief of CBS News—and what her arrival might mean for the old guard still clinging to the house of Murrow and Cronkite. They also assess OpenAI’s new video-genera... more
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Not sure who is more insufferable — Peter or John H but my god, have either of you been on the ground in VA or NJ or the town halls going on? Stop talking to your Twitter jerk circle and get out of NYC-LA-DC loop. People care about affording groceries, rent, health care, and the disorder, disarray, corruption of Trump making us poorer, sicker, and less safe.
Please stop repeating R talking points and framing them as a Dem problem. You’ve been doing this since 2016. And tell John H to stop licki... more
Half of the time these guys are just phoning it in and are just dribbling out confirmation bias and calling it insight. The other half they are just repeating what other people already reported on.
That I’m glad smug Peter is back. And Leigh Anne, why don’t you go do your job and investigate what kind of sweetheart deals Bongino is getting to stay vs laughing about them. That’s illegal as a government official to be promised something to stay quiet and whose salary you and I pay for.
Also, do your homework or maybe it’s just easier/lazier to get the Republican talking points and spit those out.
Puck obviously a leftist outlet, take what you read skeptically until it shifts. But there are a some very good reporters like Peter.
When is smug Republican Peter coming back because Leigh Ann is the worst.
Do your reporters have voice coaches? If not, please get them some as her voice is the worse. Also, have them do their homework or maybe it’s just easier/lazier to get the Republican talking points and spit those out.
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The discussion series features a blend of politics, business, and media, providing insightful commentary on the most pressing issues across various influential sectors in America. Topics frequently covered include the evolving landscape of social media, the intersection of entertainment and politics, and the impact of major corporate decisions on public perception. Episodes often analyze current events through a lens of insider knowledge, offering listeners access to dialogues that shape the cultural and political landscape. Unique elements of the series include candid conversations with industry experts and a commitment to addressing systemic issues relating to power dynamics in society.
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