RTÉ's dedicated US politics podcast returns for a second series
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | NewsPolitics |
Jackie Fox discusses the year in US politics just gone and what's ahead with Rep Bill Keating, Rep Brendan Boyle, longtime Republican strategist Scott Jennings, and reporter Alayna Treene
As the dust settles on the Midterm elections and Donald Trump announces another presidential bid, Jackie and Sean look at what it all means for the White House and Congress
Republican Congressman David Joyce talks about his Galway roots, American democracy and what's next for the Republican party
Joe Biden warns that American democracy is under threat, but a senior member of Trump's 2020 re-election campaign suggests that it is a figment of people's imagination
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I find it hard to stick with an episode -although Jackie Fox is good, Brian O Donovan’s exaggerated delivery makes it sound like a game show rather than a politics podcast.
If you’re a political junkie like me you’ll love this pod.
Clarity, humour, no nonsense. Love Brian’s style. Looking forward to the next one. Good chemistry between the 2 journalists.
Brian and Jackie present a great insight into USA right now by exploring cross generation reaction to some topical news. It’s on point and it’s humorous. the Ferraro Rocher joke was hilarious 🤣
Great perspective from our friends across the big pond.
Apple Podcasts | #210 | Belgium/News/Politics |
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