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Julie Etchingham is joined by some of our regular experts Dan Rivers, Heather Nauert and Adam Hodge to talk through what both camps will be hoping for as the campaign enters its final week and reflecting on Trump's shocking rally opener at Madison Square Gardens.Plus, we hear from our correspondent Sejal Karia who has been travelling across the all-important sun belt swing states asking voters what really matters to them. New episodes of Talking Politics USA are also available to watch on ITVX and YouTube. 

Tom Bradby is joined by our some of our regular experts Dan Rivers, Jessica Taylor and Adam Hodge to talk through another extraordinary set of election campaign headlines - including Trump's former Chief of Staff calling him a 'fascist'.We're also joined by our reporter Sam Leader who has been investigating what is going on with America's youth vote, and how right-wing memes and the so-called 'bro vote' is working in Trump's favour. New episodes of Talking Politics USA are also available to watch on ITVX and YouTube. 

Tom Bradby is joined by ITV News' Election Analysts Heather Nauert and Adam Hodge, as well as U.S. correspondent Dan Rivers to discuss record early voting numbers, whether the polls are way off and if former Presidents on the campaign trail are a help or a hindrance.Plus - is Donald Trump showing signs of cognitive decline after dancing on stage for 39 minutes at a rally?

Tom Bradby is joined by Heather Nauert, who served in Donald Trump's administration, Adam Hodge, a former adviser to both President Biden and President Obama, and ITV News Correspondent Robert Moore to discuss the growing crisis in the Middle East and the one and only Vice Presidential Debate.

Tom Bradby is joined by Dan Rivers, former Biden and Obama adviser Adam Hodge and former Trump advisor Heather Naeurt. They discuss the explosive first - and potentially only - presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.They also talk about the division amongst the electorate in the swing-state of Georgia.

Things are about to get a whole lot more risky for Trump and Harris as they go off-script and prepare to meet for the first time at Tuesday's TV debate. Julie Etchingham - who is no stranger to high-stakes political debates - is joined by the journalist Jessica Taylor alongside the former Democratic adviser Adam Hodge and former Trump administration official Heather Nauert, who give us the inside track on how Trump and Harris are rehearsing. We also take a closer look at the state of the race, and go on a deep dive into the swing state Michigan, a fiercely-contested jewel in the so-called 'Blue Wall' that could very easily decide the election.

The way Donald Trump's campaign has been publicly rapped over the knuckles by the US Army this week over an altercation in Arlington Cemetery might have sunk many previous candidates. Trump, as we know, is different. But could even he suffer from this amongst a key voter base?Tom Bradby is joined by the former Biden and Obama adviser Adam Hodge, the former Trump administration adviser Heather Nauert, and our Correspondent Rachel Townsend. Also on the agenda is how Trump and Harris' convention speeches stacked up against one another - and where the jeopardy lies hereon in for each campaign.

Artificial intelligence could change the results of the 2024 election. Thom and US Rep Don Beyers (VA) discuss Donald Trump's AI lie campaign and how forward thinking progressives are working on the regulation of artificial intelligence. Also Jane Kleeb, American political executive & activist, Ron Nirenberg, Honorable Mayor of San Antonio, TX, and Adam Hodge, former DNC Communication director share insights on the convention. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tom Bradby is joined from an energised Democratic National Convention in Chicago by US Correspondent Dan Rivers and ITV's Election Analysts, the former Obama administration adviser Adam Hodge and Cook Political Report journalist Jessica Taylor. The three of them were there for the Obamas' roof-raising speeches and Biden's emotional farewell. But with the polls still so close, are enough of the party's target voters paying attention - or does Kamala Harris' team need to think differently to win their votes?

On this week's episode the team discuss new polling which shows Kamala Harris leading or level with Donald Trump in nearly all the key swing states.We get the mood from the Democrats' camp, with former Obama adviser Adam Hodge, who tells us spirits are buoyant at the moment, but acknowledges there's a long way to go.Former Republican adviser Heather Nauert tells Tom Bradby that Harris will soon need to start producing policy on which to be judged.And Jessica Taylor, our elections expert whose team at Cook Political Report produced the polling, remarks on the turnaround achieved by Team Harris since she replaced Joe Biden, who was behind Donald Trump in virtually all those vital states.Plus, the team take a deep dive into Nevada, with its crucial six electoral college votes.

On this week's episode Julie Etchingham is joined by Robert Moore, Democrat adviser Adam Hodge, and elections expert Jessica Taylor to discuss the selection of Tim Walz as Kamala Harris' running mate.They take a look at the Minnesota governor's background and the voters the Harris campaign are hoping Walz can win over. The team also ask why Donald Trump appears so uncharacteristically subdued and explore the curious case of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a dead bear cub and Central Park... 

Julie Etchingham is joined by correspondent Robert Moore, as well as former Republican adviser Heather Nauert and former Democrat adviser Adam Hodge for this week's episode.They discuss Kamala Harris' energetic performance at a rally in Atlanta, and take a deep dive into why the state of Georgia is now back in play at this election.Plus, our panel discuss whether JD Vance has now become a millstone around Donald Trump's neck.

Tom Bradby is joined by Dan Rivers, former Biden and Obama adviser Adam Hodge and U.S. Election analyst Jessica Taylor as they discuss the likelihood Joe Biden being replaced as the Democratic presidential nominee. And if he goes, who could replace him?They also discuss the importance of Pennsylvania in the election - a state Donald Trump won in 2016 before Biden took it back in 2020.

On this week's episode, host Johanna Maska speaks with a political panel featuring Adam Hodge, former Spokesperson for the National Security Council in the Biden administration, and Amy Tarkanian, former Chairwoman of the Nevada State Republican Party. They discuss the White House response to Iran's drone and missile strikes against Israel and pushback from the progressive wing of the Democratic party on U.S support for Israel, former President Donald Trump's legal troubles and if voters are paying attention, and abortion access in Arizona after the state's Supreme Court ruled a Civil war-era abortion ban can be enforced. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In both the public and private sectors, demand for behavioral health care is outpacing availability and capacity. The pressure on the behavioral health system necessitates innovation with regards to the methods and models of therapeutic interventions. What can we do when there are just not enough therapy slots available on the calendar to accommodate the need? And how can these needs best be met when clinical presentations are becoming more diverse while evidence-based psychotherapies tend to be narrowly focused on specific diagnoses? Join us for a fascinating discussion with Drs. William Isler and Adam Hodge about an innovative transdiagnostic group therapy approach leveraging Unified Protocol to serve better those who serve–and beyond!William C. “Chuck” Isler, Ph.D.Dr Isler currently works as a civilian for the Air Force Counter-Insider Threat Hub. He served more than 20 years as an Active Duty Air Force Psychologist, completed a post-doctoral fellowship in Clinical Health Psychology, worked on the fellowship faculty, and later became the Fellowship Director. Dr. Isler held multiple additional roles, including Consultant for Clinical Psychology, Deputy for the Mental Health Division, Chief, Deployment Mental Health, Program Manager for Primary Care Behavioral Health and Squadron Commander. ​​Adam S. Hodge, Ph.D.Dr. Hodge currently works as an Active-Duty Air Force Psychologist at Wright-Patterson AFB. His primary duties include working in an embedded role as part of the Operational Support Team at Wright-Patterson AFB, and he also serves as an adjunct faculty member for the APA-accredited Clinical Psychology Internship at Wright-Patterson. Dr. Hodge is actively involved in research, including research on Group Unified Protocol, and is collaborating on efforts to disseminate Group Unified Protocol training across the Department of Defense. Resources:Unified Protocol Institute: unifiedprotocol.comUnified Protocol for Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders: Therapist Guide (Treatments That Work), Barlow, D., Farchione, T., et alMore info about the DHA Targeted Team-Based Care pilot: https://health.mil/News/Dvids-Articles/2023/05/17/news444960

*) Iraqi protesters torch Sweden's embassy in Baghdad Hundreds of protesters have stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad in protest against the expected desecration of the Muslim holy book Quran in Sweden. The Swedish Foreign Ministry said embassy staff are "safe" following the torching of the building. Meanwhile, Iraq's Foreign Ministry condemned the incident and ordered security forces to carry out a swift investigation to identify perpetrators. *) ​​US alleges Russia preparing to hit civilian ships in Black Sea A senior White House official has alleged that Russia is considering attacks on civilian ships carrying grain from Ukraine on the Black Sea. National Security Council spokesperson Adam Hodge also said, without giving evidence, that Russia would blame Ukrainian forces for the attacks. Meanwhile, Russia said one person was killed by a Ukrainian drone strike in Crimea, and Ukraine said at least nine were wounded in a Russian strike on Mykolaiv. *) Türkiye, UAE sign 13 agreements worth $50.7B Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates have signed a total of 13 deals worth $50.7 billion. This is according to a statement by the Turkish Communications Directorate. The directorate said that both sides agreed to establish a High-Level Strategic Council to be chaired by the two presidents. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that his country will ensure that relations with the UAE are addressed regularly at the highest level through the council. Earlier, Erdogan and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan led delegation-level talks in Abu Dhabi. *) Colombia searches for more bodies as landslide death toll climbs Heavy rains have complicated the search for nine people still missing after a landslide that killed at least 20 in central Colombia. More than 400 military troops, firefighters, and other rescue workers are searching for survivors. Fifteen bodies, four of them children, had been recovered on Tuesday before the search was temporarily called off due to bad weather. The other five victims were discovered on Wednesday. *) Barbie' the film: Iconic doll has 'existential crisis' about real world Australian actress Margot Robbie has said she experienced an existential crisis at a rehearsal for the upcoming Barbie movie. Similar to Robbie's existential crisis, the Barbie movie follows the doll, who suddenly has an existential crisis. She leaves her pink plastic world to enter the real human world. Barbie debuts on Friday and is expected to rake in more than $100 million in US theaters in its first weekend.

Adam Hodge is the founder of Farr + Swit, a watch company that rebuffs the misconception that watches are obsolete, in a world with computers and cell phones, with handcrafted watches fit for any enthusiast. Adam, joining Jon Hansen, highlights his company, his products, and emphasizes the pure memories that come attached with a watch […]

The World Trade Organization has found that tariffs on steel and aluminum imports that were imposed by the US under former President Donald Trump violate global trade rules. The WTO rebuffed that argument, saying the duties did not come at a time of war or another emergency. Assistant US trade representative Adam Hodge says the US strongly rejects the ruling and has no intention of removing the measures. He says the Biden administration is committed to preserving US national security by ensuring the long-term viability of our steel and aluminum industries adding that the reports only reinforce the need to fundamentally reform the WTO dispute settlement system.

A 36-year-old Virginia man was sentenced to ten years in prison for abusing his two 12-year-old sons. During the period between Jan. 1, 2021, and April 30, 2021, Adam Hodge abused two 12-year-old girls. Hodge testified on Monday that he was just disciplining them by holding pillows to their faces. As well as cutting one of the victims with steak knives, Hodge tied another victim to a wooden cross to beat him. In addition, Hodge reportedly held one boy's head underwater in a river almost to the point of drowning, according to the Southwest Times. Upon receiving the abuse allegations, the Pulaski County Department of Social Services launched an investigation. The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office found physical evidence such as scars. Hodge pleaded guilty to eight counts of child abuse in April, and on April 30, 2021, he was booked into the New River Valley Regional Jail. The Roanoke Times reports that Chief Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Dina Branco called the abuse "torture." During testimony, Hodge's mother said she and her husband were given full custody of the twin victims when they were 11 months old, but Hodge still sought partial custody in the fall of 2020. A total of 40 years was sentenced to Hodge for each of the eight charges, but the term will be suspended after 10 years of service. The Roanoke Times reports that Hodge was ordered to be supervised by the probation office for five years after completing the 10-year sentence. Hodge was also instructed not to contact the victims or any children under 18. If you like TRUE CRIME TODAY - Be sure to search and subscribe wherever you download podcasts! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-a-true-crime-podcast/id1504280230?uo=4 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0GYshi6nJCf3O0aKEBTOPs Stitcher http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/real-ghost-stories-online-2/dark-side-of-wikipedia-true-crime-disturbing-stories iHeart https://www.iheart.com/podcast/270-Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-Tru-60800715 Amazon https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/565dc51b-d214-4fab-b38b-ae7c723cb79a/Dark-Side-of-Wikipedia-True-Crime-Dark-History Google Podcasts https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hdWRpb2Jvb20uY29tL2NoYW5uZWxzLzUwMDEyNjAucnNz Or Search "True Crime Today" for the best in True Crime ANYWHERE you get podcasts! Support the show at http://www.patreon.com/truecrimetoday

Sit down with South Point High Head Football Coach Adam Hodge to talk about the tradition of Red Raiders Football and the upcoming season! Winning a State Championship in 2003 and graduating from South Point High in 2004, he immediately transitioned to the role of assistant coach, working his way through the ranks until 2017, when he would take the reigns as Head Coach. Enjoy this week's episode, and we will see you Friday night as the South Point Red Raiders open the season! Support Building Belmont: Buy Me A Coffee (One-time financial gift)https://www.buymeacoffee.com/buildingbelmontFollow on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/buildingbelmontpodcast/Available on all podcast platforms.

Adam Hodge, Founder and CEO of Elmhurst Watchmaker Farr and Swit, shows the LowDown crew his watches can stand up to the churning waters of a high-altitude hot tub.  Hodge shares what brought him to Elmhurst and how his passion for wristwatches grew into this designer and manufacturer of high quality men's fashion wristwatches.  He gets a B+ for his performance on the MowDown and and A+ as a watch designer from the LowDown crew.  Yodeling Robbie, Dr. Fartchi and Slappy Sal all make encore appearances.

Guests: Steven Dennis, Bloomberg Congress reporter, Marc Sumerlin, economist and managing partner of Evenflow Macro in Washington, Frank Maisano, Partner at Bracewell’s Policy Resolution Group, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson.

Guests: Steven Dennis, Bloomberg Congress reporter, Marc Sumerlin, economist and managing partner of Evenflow Macro in Washington, Frank Maisano, Partner at Bracewell’s Policy Resolution Group, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson.

Guests: Greg Giroux, Bloomberg Government Elections reporter, Eric Weiner, Bloomberg Markets Live Team Leader, Adam Goodman, Republican media strategist, columnist and partner at Ballard Partners in Washington, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications, a Pennsylvania-based media relations and issue advocacy firm.

Guests: Greg Giroux, Bloomberg Government Elections reporter, Eric Weiner, Bloomberg Markets Live Team Leader, Adam Goodman, Republican media strategist, columnist and partner at Ballard Partners in Washington, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications, a Pennsylvania-based media relations and issue advocacy firm.

Guests: Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper, Sarah Ponczek, Bloomberg Markets Reporter, Adam Goodman, Republican media strategist, columnist and partner at Ballard Partners, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Congressman Andy Barr, a Republican representing Kentucky's 6th congressional district.

Guests: Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper, Sarah Ponczek, Bloomberg Markets Reporter, Adam Goodman, Republican media strategist, columnist and partner at Ballard Partners, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Congressman Andy Barr, a Republican representing Kentucky's 6th congressional district.

In this podcast, hosted by CR Wooters and Adam Weiss, we talk with Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President for External Affairs of Ariel Investments. He gives us an inside look at what it is like to work with an investment firm that believes diversity is a key indicator of bottom line strength. In addition to profits, Ariel prioritizes closing the wealth gap and expanding diverse voices in the C Suite.Before his time at Ariel, Adam worked at the public affairs firm SKDKnickerbocker. He also served as the communications director at the Democratic National Committee and was the U.S. Treasury Department deputy assistant secretary for Public Affairs. Earlier in his career, Adam served as the press secretary for House Majority Whip James Clyburn and in the office of former Senator Chris Dodd.If you have ideas for guests, please email them to CR (cr@fio360.com).

Guests: Congressman Patrick McHenry, a Republican representing North Carolina's 10th district, George Seay, CEO of Annandale Capital, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Anna Ashton, Senior Director, Government Affairs, US-China Business Council.

Guests: Congressman Patrick McHenry, a Republican representing North Carolina's 10th district, George Seay, CEO of Annandale Capital, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Anna Ashton, Senior Director, Government Affairs, US-China Business Council.

Guests: Ryan Teague Beckwith, Bloomberg National Political Reporter, Brad Blakeman, Republican Strategist and Former Deputy Assistant to Pres. George W. Bush, Congressman Andy Barr, a Republican representing Kentucky's 6th district, and Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments.

Guests: Ryan Teague Beckwith, Bloomberg National Political Reporter, Brad Blakeman, Republican Strategist and Former Deputy Assistant to Pres. George W. Bush, Congressman Andy Barr, a Republican representing Kentucky's 6th district, and Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments.

Guests: Justin Sink, Bloomberg White House reporter, Ross Cullen, correspondent for Feature Story News in Paris, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Adam Goodman, Republican media strategist, columnist and partner at Ballard Partners in Washington.

Guests: Justin Sink, Bloomberg White House reporter, Ross Cullen, correspondent for Feature Story News in Paris, Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments, and Adam Goodman, Republican media strategist, columnist and partner at Ballard Partners in Washington.

Guest host Anna Edgerton talked about the 2020 presidential election and the Trump administration’s reaction to the Coronavirus with panelists Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments and Lester Munson, Principal at government relations firm, BGR Group and Adjunct Faculty Member at Johns Hopkins University. Anna also talked to Dan Flatley, Bloomberg Congressional reporter about congressional reaction to the Coronavirus.

Guest host Anna Edgerton talked about the 2020 presidential election and the Trump administration’s reaction to the Coronavirus with panelists Adam Hodge, Senior Vice President at Ariel Investments and Lester Munson, Principal at government relations firm, BGR Group and Adjunct Faculty Member at Johns Hopkins University. Anna also talked to Dan Flatley, Bloomberg Congressional reporter about congressional reaction to the Coronavirus.

Kevin spoke with Adam Hodge, Ariel Investments Senior Vice President, and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. The House Intelligence Committee held its second public hearing today to hear testimony by former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was removed from that post in May by President Donald Trump.

Kevin spoke with Adam Hodge, Ariel Investments Senior Vice President, and Brian Darling former Senior Communications Director for Sen. Rand Paul and Founder of Liberty Government Affairs. The House Intelligence Committee held its second public hearing today to hear testimony by former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was removed from that post in May by President Donald Trump.

Bloomberg's Chief Washington Correspondent talks to former CBO Director and American Action Forum President Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Adam Hodge, former DNC Communications Director about what its like to prepare for and testify before a Congressional committee.

Kevin spoke with Douglas Holtz-Eakin, Former CBO Director, American Action Forum President, and Adam Hodge, Former DNC Communications Director. They discussed trade talks, Mnuchin's testimony, and infrastructure.  Kevin also spoke with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee about impeachment and trade policy. 

Kevin spoke with Douglas Holtz-Eakin, Former CBO Director, American Action Forum President, and Adam Hodge, Former DNC Communications Director. They discussed trade talks, Mnuchin's testimony, and infrastructure.  Kevin also spoke with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee about impeachment and trade policy. 

Bloomberg's Chief Washington Correspondent talks to former CBO Director and American Action Forum President Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Adam Hodge, former DNC Communications Director about what its like to prepare for and testify before a Congressional committee.

Kevin spoke with Adam Hodge, Vice President at SKDKnickerbocker and former DNC Communications Director, Sarah McGregor, Bloomberg News Economic Policy Team Leader, and Joe Lusardi, the CEO of Curaleaf. They discussed Larry Kudlow's comments on trade, Maxine Water's comments on Trump's financials, and the Cannabis industry.

Kevin spoke with Adam Hodge, Vice President at SKDKnickerbocker and former DNC Communications Director, Sarah McGregor, Bloomberg News Economic Policy Team Leader, and Joe Lusardi, the CEO of Curaleaf. They discussed Larry Kudlow's comments on trade, Maxine Water's comments on Trump's financials, and the Cannabis industry.

Every time you discuss Asia, and the opportunities it presents, it is hard not to get overwhelmed by the numbers involved. They are truly staggering and just continue to grow. There’s no doubt that Asia has been growing in terms of sport and, with that, sponsorship as well. It would seem that lately, However, that there is a continued trend towards major events being hosted in Asia. Further, we are starting to see more Asian brands sponsoring large events, outside of their home markets, such as China’s 1573 sponsoring the Australian Open and China’s Mengniu Dairy sponsoring the FIFA World Cup. Joining us to discuss sponsorship in Asia is Adam Hodge, Head of Planning & Strategy [APAC] at Octagon. Also joining us on the show is Daniel Ferguson-Hill, SponServe’s Commercial Manager for Australasia, who has taken a look and blogged about the five trends in sponsorship that we’re are not talking about. Enjoy.

Adam Hodge is a veteran strategic and crisis communications tactician with experience in government, political campaigns and on Capitol Hill. Hailing from the heavenly island of St. Croix, this Wesleyan alum got his start on the Hill in the early 2000s before taking a sabbatical of sorts. However, the pull of politics proved too much to withstand and The Swamp sucked him back in—and we’re all better for it. Since then, Adam has spent his time leading communications for members of the House Democratic leadership, the Treasury Department and multiple party committees—including getting a front row seat to the rise of Donald Trump and the fallout of the Russians’ attacks on our democracy when he served as Communications Director for the Democratic National Committee during the stretch run of the 2016 election. Today, he works at SKDKnickerbocker, one of the leading public affairs agencies in Washington, D.C., where he serves as a Vice President. If you want to learn more about Adam, visit our website at www.partypeoplepodcast.com.

Adam Hodge, former Democratic National Committee Communications Director, falsely claimed on Fox News there were record numbers of Obamacare signups during 2018. Actually, Adam, Obamacare enrollment went down in 2018. Just like it did in 2017.

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, the American Gaming Association and the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce hosted a post-debate analysis panel following the third presidential debate held at UNLV on Oct. 19. Moderated by veteran political reporter and Communications Strategist Mitch Fox, the panel consisted of Adam Hodge, communications director for the Democratic National Committee; Sean Spicer, chief strategist and communications director for the Republican National Committee, and Strategic Advisors at Brownstein Former Sen. Mark Begich and Barry Jackson.