A five-time Emmy winning SNL comedy writer/producer, joins a four-time #1 NYT bestselling author, a three-time highest-rated national progressive radio host, a two-time Grammy winning artist, and a former US Senator. So, it gets a little crowded in the booth when Al talks public policy and sometimes political comedy with notable guests. Think “The Daily” without the resources of the NYTimes.
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Dana Milbank, Washington Post Opinion columnist joins us this week! His latest book, "Fools on the Hill: The Hooligans, Saboteurs, Conspiracy Theories and Dunces who Burned Down the House", chronicles the ineffectiveness of the members of the U.S Hou... more
Professor Scott Galloway is our guest in this New Year's Best Of. Galloway has thoughts on the current political climate and how extreme most of the Republican agenda is these days. He also speaks about how modern politics and policies have left our ... more
In this Best Of episode, we revisit the conversation from earlier this year with SNL writer and producer Jim Downey. Al and Jim worked on several iconic sketches and remember some of their favorite political bits from the history of the show. They al... more
The Atlantic's George Packer joins us to discuss his recent piece titled The End of Democratic Delusions. Packer discusses the new era that Donald Trump has ushered in and what that means to politics moving forward. Trump won a close election, but it... more
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First, let me say how much I enjoy your podcast. I have listened to many podcasts and read articles analyzing what the Democrats did wrong in the last election. What I am not finding are any suggestions about how to communicate with voters in a way that reaches them. Apparently they don’t read newspapers. Speaking on the floor of the house or the Senate means nothing. Biden should have put up a giant sign at the site of every proposed project saying that this project is going to add X number of ... more
Post election with the Atlantic blowhard-
Thoroughly disgusted, Mr. Franken with your willingness to criticize the Democratic election efforts after the game is over.
I can’t believe how agreeable with your guest on the show this week.
Why don’t you suggest ways that the Democrats can overcome the lies and the untruths of their opponents Instead of blaming them for being honest brokers of fact?
I thought you were better than this.
Winning voters by lying to them & dredging up hatred & resentment is not something Democrats should ever embrace.
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lies and no one punished = Trump
As an exchange student in Roseville, I appreciate this podcast every week.
I had a remark regarding latest edition with Anne Applebaum. There seemed to be some confusion about D Trump’s posting with a comment about Syria. To me it seems likely that the last sentences in all caps was directed to Putin, promising that he needed not to worry about the US getting involved. Finally it seems Putin hightailed it out anyway.
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