Podcasts about 2020 campaign

The 2024 presidential election is now under 100 days away, amid one of the fastest-moving and least predictable campaign seasons in memory. A historic past month has upended the race, starting with President Joe Biden's poor performance at the CNN debate, then an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, and finally Biden's decision to exit the contest and “pass the torch” to Vice President Kamala Harris.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve Cortes, a senior advisor to Trump's 2016 & 2020 campaigns, joins Mark Reardon to discuss his thoughts on the Biden age and acuity questions, 2024 presidential election, and more!

Rudy Giuliani testified about his money woes this week after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on the heels of a nearly $150 million defamation judgment for peddling lies about two Georgia election workers.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Special Counsel Jack Smith's team, in a low-profile move, pulled back a second subpoena issued in relation to ex-President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign, as reported last week. The New York Times offered insight that the original subpoena was a component of an ongoing investigation into potential unlawful activities associated with Mr. Trump's political and monetary agenda, put in place to help ensure his continued tenure post-election. These allegations come from individuals who are privy to the situation. This decision to retract the subpoena closely follows the team's prior announcement of withdrawing a similar demand made on 'Save America', the Political Action Committee (PAC) established by Trump's advisors post his 2020 election defeat. Opinions from various information outlets suggest that the act of withdrawing two subpoenas, targeting documents from Donald J. Trump for President Inc. and the Save America PAC, could hint that Smith may be decelerating his examination into whether Trump's political machinery violated laws by alleging widespread 2020 election fraud. Alternatively, they suggest the possibility of part of the protracted inquiry being shut down by Smith and his team. The first media notification of retracting the subpoena for 'Save America' documents was courtesy of The Washington Post.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's still a lot we don't know about the events surrounding the appearance and suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop in the final weeks of the 2020 presidential campaign. Twitter, after the purchase by Elon Musk, revealed some key information about the role of the FBI and other government agencies in the effort to censor the laptop's contents. But there is much yet to discover.

There's still a lot we don't know about the events surrounding the appearance and suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop in the final weeks of the 2020 presidential campaign. Twitter, after the purchase by Elon Musk, revealed some key information about the role of the FBI and other government agencies in the effort to censor the laptop's contents. But there is much yet to discover.

There’s still a lot we don’t know about the events surrounding the appearance and suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop in the final weeks of the 2020 presidential campaign. Twitter, after the purchase by Elon Musk, revealed some key information about the role of the FBI and other government agencies in the effort to censor […]

We speak to Ged Nash, Labour Party Spokesperson on Finance, Public Expenditure & Reform.

On the latest episode of Protecting America, Nick Adams, Former Trump 2020 Campaign Surrogate, Head of the Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness and Best Selling Author, joins Rita Cosby to discuss his new book, “The Most Dangerous President in History.” He explains Biden's failures domestically and internationally, and why he believes Trump will ultimately take back the White House in 2024. Born in Australia, Adams also describes his own powerful American journey and what our country represents to the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Lau has one of the most unique origin stories in all of politics. Growing up in Queens as the child of Chinese immigrants, he dropped out of high school...before eventually getting back on track, getting his GED, and taking a fateful Political Science course at UMass Amherst. Roger talks mistakes and lessons from his early days, how he re-focused his life, and the incredible job interview that led him to an internship that shaped the rest of his life. Roger also shares how he entered the world of Elizabeth Warren in 2012, his perspective as manager of the Warren 2020 presidential campaign, and what motivated him to join the DNC after the 2020 elections.IN THIS EPISODERoger grows up in Queens as the son of Chinese immigrants…Mistakes Roger made early and how he got back on the right track…Early political memories from Roger's childhood…The amazing confluence of events that led to Roger interning for Senator John Kerry…Roger speaks to the John Kerry he's seen up-close and personal…The role that served as Roger's “big break” rising through the ranks of politics…The roles Ayanna Pressley has played in Roger's career…The Roger Lau 101 for effective campaign managers…Roger's entry point into the world of Elizabeth Warren…Roger takes the helm of the Warren 2020 campaign…Roger talks the elements that made the Warren campaign unique…Two things other 2020 primary campaigns did that impressed Roger…What makes Elizabeth Warren unique as a political figure…What sparked Roger's interest in going to work at the DNC…What Roger thinks political operatives should understand about the AAPI community…AND 123 miles, the 7 line, Joe Biden, Scott Brown, Pete Buttigieg, campaign unions, cardboard corrugating factories, Julian Castro, clown t-shirts, Dorchester, Dunkin Donuts, GEDs, generational talents, hot leads, Jesse Jackson, Joe Kennedy, late night dinners, Monopoly, PS 11, Quincy, Juan Rodriguez, Rockaway Beach, John Rocker, rocket science, Roosevelt Avenue, Maya Rupert, selfie lines, Faiz Shakir, Shea Stadium, the Springfield Republican, teaching America, ugly suits, UMass Amherst, unpaid internships, Washington Square Park, wingwomen, Woodside, Worcester, & more!

Episode Notes paperboyprince.com paperboyprince.shop I bring in my Paperboy 2020 campaign staffer Doug, who has an interesting insight on our movement up to this point. We talk about a lot of nerdy political stuff

How does a Presidential campaign target voters with ads online? In this episode, we talk to Megan Clasen of the Biden 2020 campaign about the role of digital political ads when campaigning in the US today. Listen to Megan discuss how the Biden 2020 campaign was able to target specific persuasion messages to the relevant voters and how digital political ads have evolved from her first campaign, Hillary Clinton's 2016 Presidential campaign, to working on JB Pritzker's campaign for the Governor of Illinois in 2018 to working for Kamala Harris and then Joe Biden's campaigns for President in 2020. Megan also discusses what it feels like to be on the frontlines of fighting misinformation on social media as well as her experience as a female entrepreneur by starting Gambit Strategies, a social media advertising consulting firm, this past year. Guest bio: Megan Clasen recently started her own firm, Gambit Strategies, after working in digital advertising for over 10 years, from the largest brand advertisers in the country to multiple presidential campaigns, and all the way up and down the ballot. Most recently, she was a senior paid media advisor to Joe Biden's campaign, leading their digital advertising work and executing the largest digital ads program ever run by a Democratic campaign. Prior to that, she led JB Pritzker's digital efforts in his successful campaign for governor in Illinois, which Politico called “The Best Campaign Money Can Buy” and recognized as the “Best Online Advertising Campaign” at the 2019 Reed Awards. Related links: Gambit Strategies. https://www.gambitstrategies.com/ About the podcast: How Tech Becomes Law is a weekly public interest tech podcast about technology, public policy, and career advice. We are your co-hosts, Jinyan Zang and Dhruv Gupta. Each episode uncovers insights from leaders in government, business, journalism, and academia to highlight how technology can be built in the public interest. Interviewees discuss how technology can move society forward, what role they play in shaping this, and how students and young professionals can impact the path forward. We are supported by the Public Interest Tech Lab. Listen to us on your podcast platform of choice. You can find us online at howtechbecomeslaw.org and on social media channels @techbecomeslaw.

Justin Gibbs, co-founder of Liv-ex talks to Sarah Kemp about the 2020 Bordeaux En Primeur campaign which has now finished. Listen in to find out how it went, which châteaux did well, why some didn't, merchants and critics' reactions and the big question of today – how much stock is being released by the châteaux and what this means for the future of En Primeur.

We sit with employee #2 on the Yang 2020 Campaign, Andrew Frawley to discuss what it took to build Andrew Yang from obscurity into a household name. This is a great look at what it takes to build a political candidate's brand through digital today. https://www.cavesocial.com/andrew-frawley

And so it ends. With three group games played in 10 days, the Finland team managed a goal, a win and finished third in group B. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough for the Huuhkajat to qualify for the knockout stage, but they did themselves and the while country proud. Mark H, Mark W, Rich and Keke get together to review the final group game against Belgium and discuss how we felt while waiting for the final group positions to be decided. We also choose our Huuhkajat player of the Euros, before turning our attention to transfer news/speculation and the domestic Veikkausliiga season. You will also hear an impassioned defence of the Finland Supporters group SMJK, who are being criticised in the wake of a spike in positive COVID cases post-fans travelling to St Petersburg in June 2020; SMJK vs COVID! Show notes & links   FFS Merch https://www.teepublic.com/user/finnish-football-show Buy Us A Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FFSpodcast

Andrew Frawley, former Director of Marketing at Yang2020, shares his experience running marketing and digital strategy for Andrew Yang's 2020 campaign. Andrew discusses the role of social media for outsider campaigns, challenges in establishing growth on social media, and the role of podcasts for political campaigns. We also discuss campaign slogans, differences between outsider and mainstream campaigns, and Facebook groups as organizing hubs. Check out Andrew's website for more experiences from the campaign! 

Join us for our preview of the Scotland National Team's 2020 European Championships! We discuss our confidence going into Group D, the prospect of getting out of it, how we feel about attending games vs Czech Republic and England, and who we think will be our star man this tournament! If you enjoyed this podcast, please do follow us to ensure that you do not miss out in future! Why not share it with a friend that may enjoy it too For the video version of this podcast, head to: https://www.youtube.com/c/RedTintedGlasses And why not subscribe whilst you're there? Music by Scot & The Eejits.

In this episode we breakdown the Azzurri's squad heading into the Euro's. We discuss everything from which players we believe have the most pressure on them to which player we think will have a breakout Euro 2020 campaign!  Time Stamps:  Which players do we believe will have the most pressure on them? (1:46)  Which player do we think could have a breakout Euro 2020 campaign? (8:22)  Who should start at striker? (14:22)  What would make this campaign a success? (20:03)  Our preferred starting lineup (28:15)  Our Social Media:  https://linktr.ee/6ixSideCalcio

WOW! We get the lowdown on what it was like to work and campaign for 2020 Democratic Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg during the Primaries from our guest, Noelle. THEN she goes on to share about her time working for President Joe Biden's General Election campaign! Not only is Noelle so sweet in sharing her time with us, but she is honest about the ups and downs campaigners face on the trail including what it was like to have your candidate drop out of the race to the burnout she felt leading team members in a state that went red. Watch out world, we got the next Leslie Knope on our hands here!

The 2020 campaign has been one of the most contentious in the history of our nation. But regardless on which side of the aisle you're on, there's a lot to be learned from both campaigns and how they did this year. Learn more about Gregrory at: https://legaleasemarketing.com Florida Business Protection Plan: https://www.jordanlawfl.com/monthly-business-plan/ Get all the important tax updates and advice https://www.jordanlawfl.com/important-florida-tax-updates/ Join our Newsletter https://www.jordanlawfl.com/networking-blackjack/ This Friday, Oct 9, we're hosting a Blood Drive at our office, please consider showing up and joining us. Details are on our Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/jordanlawfl Join us through our podcast and hear more about the firm and the guests on our shows: https://anchor.fm/letsgetuptobusiness Please subscribe to the channel and click the bell for new updates.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1Nqeo-lYmbzFfqNE9YzExQ - Contacts: Our Website: https://jordanlawfl.com/f Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jordanlawfl/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordanlawfl/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JordanLawFL LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jord... Jordan Law is a Law Firm based out of Orlando, Florida that provides legal solutions to business owners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/letsgetuptobusiness/message

Carrie Dann and Mark Murray say goodbye, but not before looking back at some of their favorite moments from the Lid.

Carrie Dann looks at the numbers for inaugurations past.

Carrie Dann looks at the right-track/wrong-track numbers in the latest NBC News poll and finds a pessimistic public.

In the latest NBC News poll, Jill Biden's favorability falls as partisanship rises. Carrie Dann reports.

Mark Murray looks back at the last four years and recounts all the ways President Trump changed the White House.

The latest NBC News poll shows little change in how many people believe President Trump should be removed from office.

Carrie Dann looks at why ten Republicans voted for impeachment in the House of Representatives.

A new poll shows a major shift in support for President Trump, despite historically steady numbers.

In the inaugural episode of the CaudilloCast, Pedro and José go into what went wrong with the Trump campaign and how the America First movement must go forward. They discuss Pedro's article on the American Conservative: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/revolution-from-the-middle

In this episode, Laura Reeves chats with Good Dog's leadership team (Lauren McDevitt, Chief Experience Officer, Cat Matloub, Head of Partnerships, Community & Legal Affairs, and Monica DeBosscher, Head of Partner Strategy) about Good Dog's 2020 Campaign to End Online Puppy Scams. Cat gives some examples of the types of scams she has seen in the dog world. With COVID-19, the number of pet-related scams has increased significantly. And in a world full of scammers, Good Dog is on a mission to protect our breeders and puppy buyers, which means using tech expertise to eliminate these scams. The Good Dog team speaks about the challenges when it comes to holding both buyers and breeders responsible for their actions. This frequently happens in the payment stage of the transaction - where one party will back out of an agreed payment, leaving the other party helpless. This is heartbreaking - for the victim and for the puppy. Part of Good Dog's goal is to bring world-class technology and security to the dog world in the form a breeder-focused payment system. A system that won't punish breeders when they get scammed, but rather that will completely support the transaction. Good Dog wants to take away having to think about payment when dealing with something as precious as a dog. The more a breeder can focus on making a good match for their puppy, and less time worrying about money, the better the experience will be for everyone. Monica discusses why dealing with scams as a breeder can be so difficult (and sometimes impossible to challenge). That's why Good Dog stands behind every transaction. She gives a couple examples of how using payments through Good Dog has saved breeders thousands of dollars. Lauren talks about how payments through Good Dog is different from something like PayPal, and how it technically works to protect both breeders and buyers. Learn more about Good Dog's 2020 Campaign to End Online Puppy Scams in the link below! https://www.gooddog.com/good-breeder-center/2020-campaign-to-end-online-puppy-scams

Airdate August 23 2020: The U.S. is just over 10 weeks away from election day. President Trump's son-in-law and Senior Advisor Jared Kushner joins Fareed to discuss the 2020 election and Israel's formalized peace agreement with the UAE. Then, as unrest stirs on in Belarus, will Russia take advantage of the former Soviet nation? What happened to Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny? Nina Jankowiwcz answers these questions and more. And, life as we knew it could be closer than we think. Harvard Epidemiologist Michael Mina has an idea that could take us back to normalcy before a Covid vaccine.  GUESTS: Jared Kushner, Nina Jankowicz, Michael Mina To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

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The much anticipated 2020 Iowa Democratic Caucus became an unmitigated electoral mess as the first in the nation contest remained unresolved a day before the New Hampshire primary. Brent Leatherwood joins Jeff Pickering and Steven Harris to talk about what happened, what's next, and how Christians can be salt and light in a polarized partisan season. Guest Biography Brent Leatherwood serves as the Director of Strategic Partnerships. Before coming to the ERLC, he served as the executive director of the Tennessee Republican Party from December 2012 to December 2016, where he managed the organization's campaign apparatus at the federal, state and local levels. In addition, Brent has worked on Capitol Hill as a senior legislative aide to former Rep. Connie Mack (R-Fla). He and his wife Meredith have three children and are members of The Church at Avenue South, where Brent serves as a deacon. Resources from the Conversation Brent's Recommendations on journalists to follow Amy Walter, CPR Dave Wasserman, CPR Josh Kraushaar, National Journal Jonathan Martin, New York Times Brent's Recommendations on newsletters to subscribe Axios Politico Playbook POLITICO | 'It's a total meltdown': Confusion grips Iowa with no official results in sight New York Times | ‘A Systemwide Disaster': How the Iowa Caucuses Melted Down ERLC | Capitol Conversation Podcast

The Trump campaign says Democrats are making a grave mistake by advancing impeachment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we focus on how the impeachment inquiry could impact the 2020 race. Then we discuss why new South Carolina and Nevada polls are telling a slightly different story than the national numbers about the state of the race. And finally, with the close of Q3, we look at which campaigns are making money moves.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Source: White House tells ICE to conduct more raids on undocumented workers after arresting hundreds; Trump claims "Tremendous support" for background checks, but aides warn GOP Senate Leader hasn't endorsed anything; U.S. official: North Korea launches more short range missiles; CNN: Major EPA environmental reversal after Trump meeting; After a painful week, funerals for shooting victims beginTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Townhall Review – June 22, 2019 The President launches his “Keep America Great” re-election campaign with an Orlando blockbuster. Hugh Hewitt and Robert Costa of the Washington Post offer their take on the rally. Mike Gallagher talks with Marc Lotter, Director of Strategic Communications for the Trump campaign, about the enthusiasm generated in preparation for the President’s re-election rally. Bob Frantz turns to Daniel Horowitz of the Conservative Review to look at the health crisis at our southern border. Sebastian Gorka asks Nigel Farage, Brexit Party founder, about the latest on the Brexit movement. Hugh Hewitt and South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham talk about foreign hot spots and the challenges faced by the Trump administration. Hugh Hewitt is joined by Alan Sears, founder of Alliance Defending Freedom, about his book on the personal faith of President Eisenhower, “The Soul of an American President.” Hugh Hewitt talks with Dr. Albert Mohler about his book, “The Apostle’s Creed – Discovering Authentic Christianity in an Age of Counterfeits.” Mark Davis talks with David Davenport, former president of Pepperdine University and Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution about his book, “How Public Policy Became War.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trump officially launched his 2020 campaign and the media immiedately proved they still don't get it. Meanwhile, Trump drew a huge crowd in Orlando while Biden and the others struggle for traction. The game is on, now what? We'll talk the politics, the people, the horserace, and make sense of it.

Pres. Trump Moments Away From Officially Launching His 2020 Campaign; Pres. Trump In Orlando For Campaign Kickoff As New Poll Shows Biden, Sanders Would Beat Him In Florida; What Happened To Vetting; Acting Defense Secy. Shanahan Resigns, Addresses Reports Of Domestic Violence; Pres. Trump Doubles Down On Threat Of Immigration Roundup; Pres. Trump Doubles Down On Threat Of Immigration Roundup As He Officially Launches 2020 Campaign In FloridaTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Trump about to officially kick off 2020 campaign in Florida; New Poll: Trump trails Biden, Sanders and Warren in Florida, Ocasio-Cortez compares migrant facilities to concentration camps, Trump contradicts top security officials downplaying alleged attacks on tankers by Iran as "Very minor", Trump's pick for Defense Chief drops out amid accusations of domestic violence involving him, his ex-wife and his son, Trump threatens to deport "Millions" ahead of re-election rally, Photographer snaps chilling photo of gunman: "If he would have saw me, he would've shot me. No doubt", Photographer comes face to face with gunman, takes haunting photo, The art of reading...or pretending to read, The Art of (Not?) readingTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

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Our latest guest is dedicated veteran journalist Doug Burns, co-owner and editor of a family newspaper that has delivered quality local news for nearly a century. With the Carroll Times Herald and affiliated newspapers in western Iowa, Burns manages to cover everything from colorful local characters to feisty national politics. (He even has his own interviews and issues podcast on Anchor, Iowa Political Mercury.) This conversation ranges all over the media landscape: the challenges facing modern community newspapers; Burns' new digital media marketing firm intended to claw back a little revenue from Facebook and Google; his nasty recent libel lawsuit; how to revive rural Main streets in the Amazon era; the enduring controversies around Iowa Rep. Steve King; the 2020 Iowa caucuses and presidential campaign; and many more topics. As always, thanks for listening. And please subscribe to and support the sources of local news that you rely on. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/journalistsaremyheroes/support

Portland's city council just passed its yearly budget, and things got ugly. This week, we unpack the budget, and how it's setting the stage for a very unpleasant 2020 campaign season in Oregon's largest city.

It was inevitable with this podcast that I would begin to spend a little more time talking with journalists as they stream through Iowa, the site of the first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses, on the 2020 campaign trail. Christopher Cadelago of Politico popped up on my radar after he filed a surprise story from the depths of a furious blizzard that stranded him in the middle of rural Iowa: "My bone-chilling adventure trying to cover Kamala Harris in Iowa." Suffice it to say that Cadelago was lucky to share the Oscars telecast and goulash with Mike and Janet Shock after they rescued the Californian from his snowbound rental car in nothing more than a paper-thin jacket. But this isn't an interview about road safety. Cadelago and I dove into numerous issues of modern political coverage, including the climate for reporters (where they get both booed and pestered for autographs) and how the rise of new partisan media affects his job. Thanks for listening to Journalists Are My Heroes, the podcast that talks to working journalists and journalism advocates everywhere. Because a healthy news environment helps build a shared sense of community, especially on the local level. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/journalistsaremyheroes/support

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Back in 2000, when Donald Trump was considering a presidential run on the Reform Party ticket, he told Fortune, "It's very possible that I could be the first presidential candidate to run and make money on it." And though it's hard to say whether Trump has actually managed to turn a profit (at least not without getting a look at his tax returns), according to his re-election campaign's FEC filings, Donald Trump is sure as hell trying his best.