
Every weekday, The New Republic’s Greg Sargent brings you a fresh way of thinking about the biggest political stories of the moment, offered up in an entertaining, information-packed conversation with a leading lawmaker, journalist, or newsmaker. We go deep into the stories behind the headlines leading TNR and other news outlets—while making it fun and fast.
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In dense and convoluted remarks, Donald Trump defended that disgusting ad in the Ohio gubernatorial race. The ad from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy featured the mother of Democrat Amy Acton calling her a liar. But it quickly emerged that Acton was appar... more
Donald Trump just unleashed a panicky string of posts—see here, here, here, and here—in which he frantically urged Republicans to vote by mail early. Amusingly, this comes after he told Republicans for months that mail-balloting is fraudulent to pass... more
With less than two weeks until Election Day, the Michigan Senate race is more or less on a knife’s edge. Amid all this, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has had some hugely viral moments lately, tangling with a MAGA plant over a question about the Muslim Brot... more
Donald Trump’s approval just sank to an abysmal 33-66 in the new Washington Post poll, a record low in Post polling. The survey also finds Democrats leading in the battle for the House by eight points. Meanwhile, the new NBC poll also finds Trump bel... more
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The second your guest start asking, right? In the middle of every sentence, I turn you off.
I listen to every episode. Great reporting and guests. Suggest that Greg use the full “Deep State Radio” name rather than DSR network. It’s too close to the democratic socialist acronym DSA which is increasingly in the news. Avoid conflating these two, please.
Love the podcast which helps to keep me grounded. Only complaint is editing on June 26 show. Many abrupt cuts and repeated lines.
So, Greg has fallen into the trap, right? He’s now asking “right”in the middle of every sentence, right? This is what podcasters do, right?
Of course DJT doesn’t care about midterms.
Remember when he told his followers they would never have to vote again, it would be all fixed.
Well, there you go.
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A weekday political talk show that blends sharp analysis with candid interviews, focusing on the biggest power dynamics in U.S. politics. The host routinely dissects intra-party tensions, regulatory and legal developments, media influence, and election strategy, often pairing with reporters, professors, and policymakers to unpack how headlines translate into real-world political consequences. Noteworthy are its robust guests and willingness to challenge conventional narratives, making it valuable for listeners who want a fast-paced, evidence-driven take on current events and governance. Potential guests and sponsors may appreciate the show's forward-looking political analysis, emphasis on accountability, and connections to policy-relevant t... more
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