
Government corruption doesn't announce itself. It hides in shell companies,foreign contracts, and campaign finance filings that nobody bothers to read. The Drill Down does the reading.
The weekly podcast The Drill Down is hosted by Peter Schweizer, New York Times bestselling author of Clinton Cash, Secret Empires, Red-Handed, Blood Money, and The Invisible Coup. Co-hosted with GAI Vice President ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The press covers President Trump as the weak party at this week's U.S.-China summit. Low polls, gas prices, Iran. The coverage leaves out what Xi Jinping did on his way to Washington.
Days before the trip, Xi expelled two of China's top generals, Zh... more
American students fell three quarters of a school year behind in reading and math between 2018 and 2025. They now trail China, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, the UK, Canada and Australia. The skills dropping fastest are the ones the AI economy reward... more
Twenty five years after the towers fell, the men who planned the attack are dead and al Qaeda's command structure is gone. Peter Schweizer argues the war never ended. It changed method.
Osama bin Laden believed you beat the Judeo-Christian West by p... more
Meta settled the state lawsuits over teen harm for $12.6 billion, spread across ten years. Its outside lawyers get roughly $10 billion. On a present-value basis, the law firms collect more than the states do.
A month earlier, the states behind the c... more
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There’s an old saying: “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations.”
Don’t know what he said about President Obama, today I heard him say President Trump lies.
The Drill Down is my top go to-for length of time, content and icing on the cake-Eggers makes me laugh as does he and Peter’s banter!! Love Love Love!
One of the best most informative podcasts out there
Probably the best nonpartisan journalism available on the most important topics!
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A hard-hitting, document-driven political commentary show that traces money, influence, and accountability in Washington. Episodes regularly dissect investigations, campaign finance, election integrity, and governance, often featuring data-heavy analysis, legal and policy context, and guest experts from investigative institutes. The tone tends to be no-nonsense and evidence-focused, with a penchant for uncovering connections between public policy, corporate activity, and political power. A notable strength is the willingness to challenge conventional narratives through source-driven discussion and historical/contextual references, making it valuable for listeners who want deeper visibility into how power and money intersect in U.S. politics... more
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Recent guests on The Drill Down include:
1. Wynton Hall
2. Eric Eggers
3. Andy McClanahan
4. Jan Jekielek
5. Buck Sexton
6. Mark Halperin
7. Carol Roth
8. Steve Drazkowski
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