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Introducing the Band:Your hosts Scot Bertram (@ScotBertram) and Jeff Blehar (@EsotericCD) are with guest Adam Wollner. Adam is a Washington-based journalist who has covered national politics for CNN, McClatchy, and National Journal. Check him out on Twitter at @adamwollner.Adam's Music Pick: My Morning JacketA reverb-laden, indie-country band? Roots rock? Electro-funk? Jam band? All that and much more could be said to describe My Morning Jacket at various stages of their career. The constant has been solid-to-great albums and a dynamic live show that harnesses the power of the studio tracks and unleashes it upon the audience.Led by songwriter and lead vocalist Jim James, My Morning Jacket's music is most closely tied to the Americana folk scene, drawing comparisons, especially early on, with The Band and Neil Young. MMJ slowly adopted some of the moods and styles of the late '60s psychedelic/folk movement, as well. What results is a unique amalgam of genres, songs that seem to pick up new tricks and ideas from across a wide musical spectrum. MMJ has been around for 25 years but, if you're not in the right musical circles, you might not have heard of them before now. Which is, of course, a shame. As Scot explains in the episode, this is not music you need to work hard to love or enjoy. MMJ comes to you, arms open, holding a fluffy blanket. There are numerous ways to enter the world of this band. From there, wonder awaits.

Join McClatchy’s Alex Roarty, Adam Wollner, David Catanese, and Francesca Chambers for a special episode of Beyond the Bubble, as they discuss the Democratic presidential nominee’s victory—and why Democrats have lots to ponder nonetheless. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Kristin Roberts, Alex Roarty, David Catanese, and Adam Wollner for a special pre-election episode of Beyond the Bubble. They'll talk about the state of play less than a week before the big day, have one last debate over whether this year really does mirror 2016, and discuss the biggest surprises of the campaign.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Tia Mitchell joins McClatchy’s Kristin Roberts and Adam Wollner to break down the presidential race in Georgia, a newly emerging battleground where Joe Biden is attempting to become the first Democratic presidential nominee to win since 1992.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Miami Herald’s Bianca Padró Ocasio joins McClatchy’s Kristin Roberts and Adam Wollner to break down how the 2020 presidential race between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is shaping up in the critical swing state of Florida. They discuss what the polls are showing, key parts of the state to watch, and whether Democrats were too late in settling on their strategy for Florida’s Latino voters.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy’s Alex Roarty, Adam Wollner and Brian Murphy as they break down Joe Biden’s speech responding to President Donald Trump’s law and order attacks and the civil unrest that has gripped some American cities. Plus, they discuss how the latest polling suggests that the 2020 election is in a very similar place to where it was before the conventions.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Alex Roarty, David Catanese, and Adam Wollner as they discuss Biden's big acceptance speech, why the convention seemed intent on elevating Republican voices, and what they expect from next week's GOP convention.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Adam Wollner, Francesca Chambers and David Catanese as they break down President Donald Trump and Joe Biden's diverging ad spending strategies in the battleground states less than three months out from the election. They also take one final look at where Biden's VP shortlist stands ahead of an expected announcement next week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Alex Roarty, Francesca Chambers, and Adam Wollner as they talk about how the pandemic has changed the way campaigns are run ... at least for one party. Plus, we dive into the latest rumors and speculation over who Joe Biden will pick as his running mate.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Adam Wollner, Alex Roarty, and Brian Murphy as they debate whether Joe Biden's polling lead on Donald Trump is as solid as it appears, or if reporters are making the same mistake as some of them did in 2016. Plus, should we really start calling him "Teflon Joe"? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Alex Roarty, Francesca Chambers, and Adam Wollner as they debate whether Donald Trump's much-criticized campaign against Joe Scarborough will affect his political standing (even if his promotion of conspiracy theories hasn't damaged him in the past) before examining Joe Biden's relationship with African-American voters after his latest gaffe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Alex Roarty, Adam Wollner, and David Catanese as they discuss the reasons why many Democratic strategists have been eager to give (unsolicited) advice to the Biden campaign. Are they just needlessly anxious after 2016, or do they have real complaints? Plus, we give an early assessment of whether Republicans can maintain their slim Senate majority this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatlchy's Alex Roarty, Francesca Chambers, and Adam Wollner as they discuss how President Donald Trump's pandemic response has angered even some conservative black leaders, why Democrats might have a burgeoning problem with male voters of color, and how it's even possible that after everything that's happened, Trump's approval ratings are in the same place they've always been. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Alex Roarty, Adam Wollner, and David Catanese as they mark the official end of the Democratic presidential primary — and the beginning of the general election. We'll discuss why progressives say they are still optimistic about the future despite Bernie Sanders' defeat, why Joe Biden's problem with the left isn't going away anytime soon, and whether former President Barack Obama will have much of an impact on the 2020 race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Kristin Roberts, Adam Wollner, and Alex Roarty as they discuss the always complicated, often fraught relationship between the nation's governors and President Donald Trump as both try to respond to the coronavirus crisis. And then, they'll discuss whether next week's election in Wisconsin — yes, it's still on — will be a worrying preview of November's general election. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Alex Roarty, David Catanese, and Adam Wollner as they debate the challenge facing Joe Biden as he tries to communicate to the public even as President Donald Trump dominates attention. Afterward, the trio discusses who the former vice president might himself pick to be his running mate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy's Kristin Roberts, Adam Wollner, and Alex Roarty as they participate in a special social-distancing episode of Beyond the Bubble. But even as the pandemic disrupts daily life, the politically minded troika is nonetheless determined to keep talking about elections. After all, someone has to ask if Bernie Sanders is ever going to get out of this race. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Part 2 of a special breakdown of one of the wildest weeks in recent American political history, McClatchy political correspondents Alex Roarty and David Catanese, and politics editor Adam Wollner look at the now-former presidential campaigns of Elizabeth Warren, Mike Bloomberg, Amy Klobuchar, and Pete Buttigieg. Why did they ultimately fail, and what mark did they leave on this race and the Democratic Party?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this special episode, McClatchy national political correspondent Alex Roarty and McClatchy national political editor Adam Wollner break down the surprising results out of Nevada. Then, Roarty and Maayan Schechter, politics and government reporter for The State newspaper, talk with South Carolina Democratic Party Chairman Trav Robertson following his party's big First in the South Dinner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

McClatchy political correspondents Dave Catanese and Emily Cadei join politics editor Adam Wollner to discuss whether or not Bernie Sanders is the true frontrunner in the Democratic primary, what's next for Pete Buttigieg's and Amy Klobuchar's surprise campaigns, and if Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren can turn things around.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy political correspondents Alex Roarty and Emily Cadei, and McClatchy political editor Adam Wollner as they break down what's next for the two candidates who apparently had the most success in Iowa, Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg, while wondering if Joe Biden can revive his flagging campaign in New Hampshire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join national political correspondents Alex Roarty and Emily Cadei and national politics editor Adam Wollner as they give their analysis of the leading candidates in Iowa — and ask what each of them will need to have a chance at winning the nomination  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy national political reporters Alex Roarty and Emily Cadei and McClatchy politics editor Adam Wollner as they debate whether Elizabeth Warren can harness momentum from Tuesday night's debate (even if the non-aggression pact with Bernie Sanders might be over), discuss the primary's most fickle group of voters (and which candidate they might eventually choose), and ponder the puzzling campaign for now former candidate Cory Booker (and why he might be yet another victim of the party's wobbly position on Medicare for all.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join McClatchy Vice President of News Kristin Roberts, political editor Adam Wollner, and politics reporter Alex Roarty as they explain what they learned in the year 2019, from the inability of anyone (well, almost anyone) to understand the ever-changing Democratic Party to the ever-shifting politics of health care. Plus, we make our bold predictions for next year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rep Jerry Nadler is holding a vote to hold AG Bill Barr in contempt for the lies he told during his hearing about the Mueller Report. While conservatives continue to claim that the report exonerates Trump, Democrats are pushing back... None of them stronger than presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren. Guest host Peter Ogburn explains the situation and we hear from several voices on the issue. Plus, could Jerry Fallwell Jr be involved in a scandal? Michael Cohen says yes. When you hear about Falwell's background, everything makes a lot more sense. We talk to Adam Wollner from McClatchy, Joanna Piacenza from Morning Consult and Brittany Shepherd from Yahoo News!

Donald Trump addressed the nation from the Oval Office on Tuesday night and said nothing new. It was full of the usual lies that he usually spews. He continues to try and whip up hate against immigrants, but of course... He fundraised off of the speech after. Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer gave a rebuttal that was also lackluster. Let's not forget: The government is still shut down and federal workers are not being paid. Disgraceful. We talk to Rebekah Entralgo from ThinkProgress, Rep Dan Kildee (D-MI), and Adam Wollner from McClatchy!

On this week's episode, Kyle Kondik from Sabato's Crystal Ball joins the show to talk about Democrats' chances in the Senate for November and beyond. Then, Molly Reynolds from the Brookings Institute talks to Alex and guest-host Adam Wollner about how historical tensions have been bubbling between the people and the Senate for quite some time. Tune in every week to Beyond the Bubble. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Alex, Andrea, and Alex talk about the Texas race for Senate that's heating up between Beto O'Rourke and Ted Cruz. Then, Adam Wollner joins the show to talk about the Influencer Series with Marlon Hill. He's a lawyer in Miami and an influencer who gives listeners a bit of knowledge about Amendment 4 and the fight for voting rights among individuals previously convicted of felonies. Tune in every Tuesday to Beyond the Bubble for more news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today will be the day that Dr. Christine Ford will get her chance to tell her story to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Will it be enough for Republicans to vote NO on Kavanaugh? They've already scheduled votes to confirm Kavanaugh amid rumors that they don't even have the votes. Donald Trump held a press conference on Wednesday and it was one of the weirdest, most insane displays we've ever seen from him. We try and make sense of this insane news day with Adam Wollner from McClatchy, Rep Cheri Bustos (D-IL) and Leah Askarinam from Inside Elections.

On this week's Beyond the Bubble, Jim Morrill from the Charlotte Observer joins Alex Roarty and Andrea Drusch on the show to talk about Hurricane Florence and the politicians who keep on politicking during the disaster. Then, former Pennsylvania Congressman Jason Altmire talks about what makes a moderate a moderate in the Democratic Party. Finally, McClatchy's own Adam Wollner discusses what's new with the Influencer Series. Tune in every Tuesday to Beyond the Bubble. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Camila Molina from the News & Observer joins Alex Roarty and guest co-host Adam Wollner to talk about the Influencer Series and Silent Sam's toppling at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Then, Politifact's Aaron Sharockman joins the show to break down the falsehoods of August from politicians around the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Building a progressive populist movement and what that means for rural and small town America.  Plus, Bill Press digs into last week’s primary races with Adam Wollner from McClatchy News.   Activist Adam Kruggel of People’s Action on building a powerful and progressive populist movement and why his organization is turning to rural and small town American to get it done. Plus Bill Press talks with McClatchy’s Adam Wollner on “making history” and biggest takeaways from the latest primary races.   Adam Kruggel Part 1 Adam Kruggel is dedicated to power for marginalized communities.  He says that this a critical moment to build a kind of populism movement that is multiracial, race conscious and boldly progressive.   Adam Kruggel Part 2 Still with us  is Adam Kruggel, Director of Strategic Initiative at People’s Action. The organization recently issued a report titled “The Promise of a Progressive Populist Movement.”  The report is a result of of thousands of interviews with people in rural and small town America.   Adam Wollner Coming up, Bill Press talks McClatchy’s Adam Wollner about last week’s primary races, the historic firsts, and why the odds are getting better for Democrats to take back the House.   Jim Hightower How bad public policy happens

Sarah Huckabee Sanders stood at the briefing room podium on Tuesday and said that she cannot say that he's never said the slur on tape. In other words - he's definitely said it. So now, we'll have to watch the White House defend his use of hate speech....again. It's important to point out that if you need a tape of Trump saying a racist word to see that he's a racist, you aren't paying attention.Midterm elections happened around the country Tuesday night. We break them down and focus on the Blue Wave that continues to roll on.Plus, an unbelievable story from the Catholic Church regarding child abuse. We talk to Adam Wollner from McClatchy, Christoper Cadelago from Politico and Eliza Collins from USA Today

On this week's Beyond the Bubble, Politifact's executive director Aaron Sharockman joins Alex Roarty and Andrea Drusch to talk about the lies of July. Then, our own Adam Wollner joins the show to update listeners on the Influencer Series and what voters really care about this election cycle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, Albert Morales from Latino Decisions sits down with Alex Roarty and Andrea Drusch to talk about how President Trump's administration's zero-tolerance policy on immigration is tearing families apart. McClatchy's own Adam Wollner joins the show to talk about how immigration factors in the voter consciousness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Kraushaar and Ally Mutnick join Adam Wollner to break down everything you need to know ahead of Tuesday's primaries in California and seven other states.

Alex Rogers joins Adam Wollner to discuss the Republicans' judicial nominee strategy and how Democrats plan to fight back, Mitch McConnell's overview of the battle for the Senate and how President Trump's relationship has evolved with Hill GOP leaders.

George Condon and Mackenize Weinger join Adam Wollner to discuss President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, the upcoming U.S.-North Korea summit and Gina Haspel's confirmation chances in the Senate.

Josh Kraushaar and Kyle Trygstad join Adam Wollner to preview Tuesday's primary elections in West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio and North Carolina.

Adam Wollner runs through the latest editions of Hotline's rankings of the Senate and gubernatorial seats most likely to flip party control with Kimberly Railey and Zach Cohen.

Adam Wollner and Josh Kraushaar discuss Bob Corker's recent comments about the Tennessee Senate race, the politics of Mike Pompeo's secretary of State nomination and the upcoming Indiana GOP Senate primary. Later, Ally Mutnick joins to preview the special election in Arizona's 8th congressional district and break down the fundraising reports from the first quarter of the year.

Dan Newhauser and Alex Rogers regroup with Adam Wollner to discuss House Speaker Paul Ryan's retirement, congressional Democrats' plan if President Trump fires deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and whether a new war authorization can make its way through Congress.

Dan Newhauser and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to break down what issues Congress will (or won't) tackle after the two-week recess, Mike Pompeo's confirmation hearing, and whether Democrats have a shot at a Senate seat in Mississippi. Later, Josh Kraushaar stops by to discuss whether Republicans can salvage the House this fall and the latest developments in the Florida and Tennessee Senate races.

Brendan Bordelon joins Adam Wollner to discuss the fallout from the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal, the online sex-trafficking bill President Trump recently signed into law, and the future of driverless cars following a deadly accident in Arizona.

Mackenzie Weinger and George Condon join Adam Wollner to discuss Stormy Daniels' interview with 60 Minutes, what the staff shakeup among President Trump's national security team means for his policy agenda, and whether the tide is changing on the politics of guns.

Dan Newhauser and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner discuss whether Congress can pass a major spending bill this week and Republican Chris McDaniel's decision to run for Senate again. Later, Kyle Trygstad and Zach Cohen swing by to preview Tuesday's primary elections in Illinois.

Brian Dabbs joins Adam Wollner for his podcast debut to discuss President Trump's plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Later, Josh Kraushaar and Ally Mutnick stop by to preview Tuesday's special election in Pennsylvania's 18th congressional district.

Casey Wooten joins Adam Wollner to discuss lawmakers' efforts to rewrite the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial bill. Later, Ally Mutnick stops by to preview Tuesday's primary elections in Texas and break down Hotline's latest House Race Rankings.

Adam Wollner and Josh Kraushaar discuss whether Congress will pass any new legislation in the wake of the Parkland, Fla., mass shooting, the DCCC intervening in a House primary in Texas, the California Democratic Party declining to endorse Sen. Dianne Feinstein, and the final stretch of the special election in Pennsylvania's 18th district. 

Kyle Trygstad and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss the next steps for immigration on Captiol Hill, the latest developments in some of the year's top Senate races, and how Pennsylvania's new congressional map will affect the midterms.

Dan Newhauser and Alex Rogers regroup with Adam Wollner to discuss the fallout from the two-year budget deal and preview this week's battles over immigration and infrastructure.

Alex Rogers and Dan Newhauser join Adam Wollner to discuss the next federal funding deadline, the prospects for an immigration deal, Rep. Devin Nunes' memo and why so many Republican committee chairs are headed for the exits.

Josh Kraushaar and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss the latest immigration negotiations, President Trump's upcoming State of the Union address, whether lawmakers will take action to protect special counsel Robert Mueller, the uptick in activity in the special election Pennsylvania's 18th district, and House Appropriations Committee chairman Rodney Frelinghuysen's decision to retire.

We now know that Robert Mueller has talked to AG Jeff Sessions and intends to meet with Donald Trump. Can the administration survive? We talk that, the shutdown and the future of a DACA deal with National Journal's Adam Wollner, The Hill's Jordan Fabian and WaPo's Eugene Scott

Josh Kraushaar and Dan Newhauser join Adam Wollner to discuss the political and policy fallout from the government shutdown.

Dan Newhauser and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss whether Congress can avoid a government shutdown this week, as well as how President Trump's latest vulgar comments will effect immigration negotiations. Kyle Trygstad and Ally Mutnick also stop by to break down the latest developments on the 2018 campaign trail.

George Condon and Josh Kraushaar join Adam Wollner to discuss the fallout from Michael Wolff's explosive new book "Fire and Fury," including what's next for president's ostracized former strategist Steve Bannon. They also break down the GOP's legislative goals for 2018 and explore what kind of senator Mitt Romney would be.

Adam Wollner, Dan Newhauser, and Alex Rogers preview all the major policy issues lawmakers will tackle in the new year, from the budget to immigration to health care.

Adam Wollner, Josh Kraushaar, Kyle Trygstad, and Hanna Trudo break down Hotline's inaugural 2020 Democratic presidential power rankings.

Dan Newhauser and Casey Wooten join Adam Wollner to discuss the final steps for the GOP tax bill, whether lawmakers will be able to avoid a government shutdown, and Paul Ryan's future. Later, Brendan Bordelon makes his podcast debut to break down the FCC's vote to repeal net neutrality regulations.

Josh Kraushaar, Kyle Trygstad and Kimberly Railey join Adam Wollner to preview Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama. They also break down the latest developments in the Minnesota and Tennessee Senate races.

Casey Wooten and Alex Rogers regroup with Adam Wollner to break down the Senate's late-night vote in favor the GOP's tax bill and preview the biggest hurdles remaining for the legislation. They also provide an update on the latest spending negotiations as the government aims to avoid a shutdown this week.

Casey Wooten and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to break down where the Senate stands on tax reform legislation ahead of a possible vote this week. They also discuss the long list of items on Congress' to-do list before the end of the year.

Josh Kraushaar and Kimberly Railey join Adam Wollner to discuss the political fallout from the sexual harassment allegations against Roy Moore and Sen. Al Franken, as well as the mistrial in Sen. Robert Menendez's bribery case.

Kyle Trygstad and Ally Mutnick join Adam Wollner to discuss the lessons both parties can learn from the Democrats' big election night in Virginia last week, how latest wave of House Republican retirements could affect the 2018 landscape, and the fallout from the sexual misconduct allegations made against Alabama GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore. Casey Wooten also provides an update on tax reform as the House prepares to vote on its legislation this week.

Josh Kraushaar and Zach Cohen join Adam Wollner to preview Tuesday's gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey. Casey Wooten also stops by to break down the House GOP's tax reform plan.

Josh Kraushaar and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss the fallout from the first charges in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation as well as Sen. Jeff Flake's decision not to seek reelection in 2018. Casey Wooten also stops by to provide an update on the GOP's tax reform efforts.

Bill Press welcomes Adam Wollner, Ali Watkins and Marc Perrone to discuss Fox News' efforts to change the narrative on the Trump-Russia investigation, Mitt Romney's possible Senate bid, Robert Mueller's first indictment and the UFCW's mission to protect hard-working families - the entire Monday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Josh Kraushaar and Kimberly Railey join Adam Wollner to discuss how much Republican candidates running in 2018 should worry about Steve Bannon, whether congressional leadership will be a bigger drag on the GOP than President Trump in the midterms and House Democrats' fundraising success.

George Condon, Erin Durkin, and Casey Wooten join Adam Wollner this week to discuss President Trump's decisions to kick Obamacare subsidy payments and the Iran deal to Congress, as well as preview the Senate's upcoming budget resolution vote, a major step in the GOP's efforts to overhaul the tax code.

Casey Wooten and Dan Newhauser join Adam Wollner to break down the biggest political and policy hurdles facing congressional Republicans as they attempt to overhaul the tax code. Then, Ally Mutnick and Kimberly Railey stop by to discuss the impact of the latest re-election announcements from members of Congress ahead of the 2018 midterms.

Casey Wooten and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss congressional Republicans moving on to tax reform after failing to repeal Obamacare. Josh Kraushaar also stops by to break down what Roy Moore's victory in the Alabama GOP Senate primary and Sen. Bob Corker's retirement mean for the direction of the Republican Party.

This week, Adam Wollner, Josh Kraushaar, and Alex Rogers break down the GOP's last-gasp effort to repeal and replace Obamacare. Later, Kimberly Railey joins to preview Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama.

George Condon and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss President Trump's outreach to congressional Democrats and the latest GOP effort to repeal and replace Obamacare. Then, Kyle Trygstad and Ally Mutnick stop by to break down the Hotline's ranking of the 15 House seats most likely to flip party control in 2018.

Bill Press welcomes Adam Wollner, Libby Watson, & Matt Fuller to discuss Donald Trump's assertion that James Comey is 'a leaker,' the growing evidence for obstruction of justice, Theresa May's future in Britain, & Paul Ryan's idiotic response to Comey's testimony - the full Monday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Bill Press welcomes Adam Wollner, Dara Lind, & Angelo Carusone to discuss Jeff Sessions' attack on a Hawaiian judge, the White House's belief that they can get a health care deal done before Trump's 100 days are up, a look back at the week in immigration, & Bill O'Reilly's big payout from Fox News - the full Friday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Bill Press welcomes Congresswoman Cheri Bustos (D-IL), Congressman Raul Ruiz (D-CA), Adam Wollner, & Pema Levy to discuss the White House's inconsistent messaging on Donald Trump's wiretapping claims, the Democratic response to Paul Ryan's Powerpoint presentation on health care, & the latest on Trump's Russian connections - all the big highlights from this Friday edition of the Bill Press Show!

McClatchy's Kristin Roberts is joined by National Journal reporter Adam Wollner, Colin Campbell of the Raleigh News & Observer, Chris Cadelago of the Sacramento Bee, and Anita Kumar and Katie Glueck in Washington D.C. to look at the tricky implementation of the president's infrastructure plan in battleground states, as well as the latest questions of Kremlin influence hanging over this White House. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bill Press welcomes Adam Wollner, Congressman Dan Kildee (D-MI), Angelo Carusone, & Christina Wilkie to discuss Donald Trump's misleading Boeing tweet, the latest on the situation in Flint, & the future of Media Matters for America - all the big highlights from this Wednesday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Adam Wollner introduces National Journal's listeners to "Quorum Call," the new weekly politics podcast covering the policy and politics on Capitol Hill under the new Trump administration.

Bill Press welcomes Arthur Delaney, Igor Volsky, Scott Wong, & Emma Roller to discuss Steve Bannon's white supremacy, the flawed electoral college system, President Obama's no-comment on Bannon's White House cabinet appointment, Paul Ryan's renaissance, and Donald Trump's continued attacks on The New York Times - all the big highlights from this Tuesday edition of the Bill Press Show!

Congressional elections expert Mark Gersh predicts Democrats could win the Senate and should pick up double-digit gains in the House. Political analyst Kyle Kondik predicts a large Hillary Clinton Electoral College win but says Democrats have forfeited the House until after 2020. And the National Journal’s Adam Wollner, interviewed by Bill Press, also takes a deep dive into the down-ballot races.   Mark Gersh Mark Gersh is an expert on congressional politics, and he says Democrats have a decent chance to win back the Senate but can make only small double-digit gains in House races, not enough for a majority.   Kyle Kondik Hillary Clinton will win the electoral vote by a large margin, says University of Virginia political analyst Kyle Kondik but don’t count on Democrats flipping the House.   Adam Wollner Coming up, the National Journal’s Adam Wollner takes us on a tour of the down-ballot races across the country, in an interview with Bill Press.   Jim Hightower Fed up with Wall Street? Do something about it!