
The creators of the most watched and talked-about ad content in the political/cultural sphere, THE LINCOLN PROJECT, and co-founder/host Rick Wilson, have a reputation for saying the things others are afraid to say. Headed up by LP's notorious creative team, THE LINCOLN PROJECT podcast features a range of special guests, from leading political minds to the hottest pop-culture icons. Broadening the ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 573 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics | |||

Rick sits down with Jason Zengerle to dissect Hated by All the Right People, a scalpel-sharp look at how Tucker Carlson morphed from bow-tied conservative pundit into the high priest of grievance politics. They trace the Iraq War as the inflection po... more
This week Rick's Elephant in the Room is MAGA’s decline. Donald Trump’s latest State of the Union didn’t project strength — it exposed unraveling policies, economic instability, authoritarian overreach, and growing questions about cognitive fitness, ... more
Former DOJ prosecutor Dan Goldman joins us to break down the growing firestorm around Pam Bondi, Donald Trump, and the Epstein files. As scrutiny over the Epstein investigation intensifies, Bondi’s defense of Trump raises serious questions about DOJ ... more
Prince Andrew’s reported arrest in the widening Epstein scandal has reignited explosive questions about the Epstein files, elite corruption, and whether the United States operates under a two-tier justice system. While global headlines focus on the P... more
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And unfortunately so do pardons.
And speaking of evil.
John Roberts and the sycophant 6.
Great to hear someone speak with conviction and clarity. This is what it looks like when you have no loyalty to the elites.
Rick, you did a terrific job explaining power and the lack of accountability..
Always enjoy him on Molly Jong Fast's podcast, and deeply appreciate him calling the genocide a genocide. Lost a star because of ads, as in there's too many of them.
Been listening to this podcast since its inception years ago. I appreciate what Rick has to say. He’s a fighter, that’s for sure!
But there has been several big changes over the past couple of years that have caused me to finally unsubscribe.
First, 3 out of 4 episodes are just Rick complaining or making predictions. It’s rare for him to have insider insight. And while I enjoy listening to him roast modern Republicans and encourage Democrats to fight harder, it’s just not valuable.
Second, t... more
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This podcast features engaging discussions on pressing political and social issues, often highlighting the intersection of culture and politics. The host, along with various guests, offers insights into current events, with a focus on high-stakes topics like political accountability, legal matters, and social justice. Notable themes include critiques of political figures and administrations, advocacy for marginalized voices, and explorations of historical parallels to contemporary crises. The approach is characterized by a blend of expert opinion and personal stories, enriching the conversation and making complex subjects more relatable to a broad audience.
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Recent guests on The Lincoln Project include:
1. Mike Lawler
2. Dan Goldman
3. Virginia Dufray
4. George Conway
5. Fred Wellman
6. Annie Farmer
7. Taylor Rehmet
8. Tasha Dixon
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