Podcast appearances and mentions of David Fahrenthold

Jim Cooper on the ALICE program with United Ways of the Pacific Northwest // Brian Evans from Madrona Financial with a personal finance tip // David Fahrenthold on the Middle East tour of President Trump // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Update on the lane closures on I-5 South near Tukwila // Dave Cawley on his new KSL podcast, "Uinta Triangle" // Gee Scott on the release of the Seahawks preseason schedule

David Fahrenthold on the deal between the US and China, and President Trump's ventures in the Middle East // Brian Evan from Madrona Financial Services with advice for your 401K // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: SR18 will be closed for a week at I-90 // Linda Gradstein on the return of the final living American hostage from Hamas // Gee Scott on cracking down on speeding drivers

David Fahrenthold on President Trump's first 100 days in office // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Construction underway on the new Amtrak maintenance building in SoDo // Ashleigh Fields on the Education Department coming after borrowers for defaulted loans // Gee Scott with a HOT take on Real ID beginning this week

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Ballard Bridge will be closed several weekends for construction // Brandon Macz from Seattle Humane on the need for more pet food and resources // David Fahrenthold on the controversy surrounding Pete Hegseth and the battle between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell // Xavier Walton on the latest with the attempts to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia // Matt Markovich with a legislative update // Gee Scott on his renewed love for movie theaters thanks to the film, "Sinners"

David Fahrenthold on China's response to Trump tariffs // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: The fish passage on SR-8 will cause headaches for drivers heading out to the coast // Tom Dempsey on how tax season is impacted by cuts to the IRS // Jeff McCausland on US troops being sent down to the Mexico border // Matt Markovich with a legislative update // Gee Scott on an 8pm sunset beginning tonight

David Fahrenthold on Trump tariffs // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Construction begins again on SR 167 // Casey McNerthney from the King County Prosecutor's Office on filing charges against two prolific graffiti vandals // Xavier Walton on RFK Jr's "Make America Healthy Again" tour // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update // Gee Scott on new potential regulations for hookah lounges in Seattle

Tonight on The Last Word: Trump-Musk cuts are creating chaos inside the federal government. Also, Donald Trump invokes the Alien Enemies Act for the fourth time in history. Plus, Democrats issue a warning over possible GOP Medicaid cuts. The Black Lives Matter Plaza is removed amid Trump funding cut threats. And Tulsi Gabbard says Trump and Putin are “very good friends.” David Fahrenthold, Barbara McQuade, Rep. Paul Tonko, and Amb. Michael McFaul join Jonathan Capehart.

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Grab Bag on everything being discussed at the Washington State Transportation Commission // Linda Gradstein on Israeli airstrikes on Gaza overnight // David Fahrenthold on the Trump administration's latest deportation efforts and voiding President Biden's pardons // Brooke Shafer on the return of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunni Williams // Jeff McCausland on a call between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin about the future of war in Ukraine // Gee Scott on tumbling Tesla stock

David Fahrenthold on DOGE being dishonest about how much money the government is saving // Brooke Fisher-Clark on Dolly Parton's Imagination Library needing more funding // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update // Herb Weisbaum on issues with getting prescription medication // Gee Scott on Sam Darnold's first media appearances as a Seattle Seahawk // Paul Holden with a weekend roundup

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Fish Passage 101 // Tom Dempsey on the hearing in the US House around "school choice" // David Fahrenthold on the big swing in the stock market due to economic instability throughout the US // Olivia Rinaldi on the meeting between the US and Ukraine in Saudi Arabia // Xavier Walton on steel companies excited about the new Trump tariffs // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update // Gee Scott on new Seahawks QB Sam Darnold

We are so excited to welcome masters runner and New York Times investigative reporter/Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Dave Fahrenthold! Before investigating nonprofits and DOGE for the New York Times, Dave covered President Trump during his first term for the Washington Post. Most importantly, Dave is an accomplished runner, who has achieved a PR in every distance over the last 18 months! Dave shares how he balances his exciting and stressful career with his training and provides tips on how we can consume the news without being consumed by the news.We so enjoy coaching Dave and very much enjoyed his insight during these stressful times. You can find Dave on Instagram . Huge thanks to Dave for joining us!Interested in hiring a coach? Email us at julieandlisa@runfartherandfaster.com or head over to our NEW website (www.runfartherandfaster.com)! Please follow, share and review our show!

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: A new culvert project in Arlington will cause major delays along I-5 // Scott MacFarlane on the redesignation of Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations // David Fahrenthold on the latest cuts from DOGE // Robert Sherman on President Trump's Congressional Address tonight // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update // Gee Scott on how tariffs are impacting the stock market

Nicolle Wallace on Team Trump's alignment with Russia, exasperated voters demanding oversight for DOGE, and the head of the New York FBI field office retiring under pressure.Joined by: Amb. Steven Pifer, Peter Baker, Claire McCaskill, Caroline Zier, David Fahrenthold, Charlie Sykes, Eddie Glaude, Sen. Angus King, Andrew Weissmann, and Maria Ressa.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the continued fallout over podcaster Dan Bongino's appointment to the number two spot at the FBI, a post from the US Attorney's office in D.C. that caused concern over a weaponized Department of Justice, our friend Tim Snyder's analysis of what President Trump's realignment with Vladimir Putin means for American democracy, turmoil at DOGE as they receive pushback from Republicans, questions over whether or not they're even saving the government money, and more on the Pentagon purge. Joined by: Peter Keisler, Andrew Weissmann, David Jolly, Tim Snyder, Tim Miller, Angelo Carusone, David Fahrenthold, and former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall.

In a recent Oval Office press conference, Elon Musk revealed that federal employee retirements are processed manually in a Pennsylvania limestone mine. This inefficient process promped Michael to welcome David Fahrenthold for a conversation - he wrote about the mine a decade ago - to delve deeper into this issue. Now at the New York Times, Fahrenthold was at The Washington Post in 2014 when he wrote "Paper mine pushes ahead, but still behind the times." Original air date 14 February 2025.

David Fahrenthold on President Trump's most recent executive orders // Tom Dempsey on the use of IRS agents to deport illegal immigrants in the US // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Speed cameras are making their way to highway work sites // Robert Berger in Jerusalem with an update on President Trump's declarations about the hostage situation in Gaza // Matt Markovich with a Legislative Update

David Fahrenthold on what to expect from the Trump Administration in 2025 // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint Wrapped: All the biggest traffic stories from 2024 // Jeff McCausland on the assassination of a prominent Russian official by the Ukrainian Secret Service // Gee Scott on how the transfer portal is impacting WSU and UW

Donald Trump has tapped Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to head the newly created Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE.They say they will cut one third of the federal budget, slash regulations, reduce the federal workforce ... and that it “will be easy!”David Fahrenthold is an investigative reporter at The New York Times and has covered government spending for years. He says there are certainly places where government can run more efficiently, and where waste and fraud can be eliminated. However, he adds, “It's really hard to find places where you can cut a trillion or 2 trillion dollars and not drastically cut back the services people expect from the government. Fahrenthold joins Diane to talk about what the leaders of DOGE have in mind andwhat it will take to accomplish their goals. 

In Berkeley Talks episode 214, former editors of the New York Times and the Washington Post, Dean Baquet and Marty Baron, evaluate how the media covered the 2024 U.S. presidential election and share thoughts on how journalists should effectively cover Donald Trump's second term. In 2016, the New York Times was shocked that Trump won, because they didn't understand that the country was “ready to elect a Donald Trump,” said Baquet at a UC Berkeley Journalism event on Nov. 13. But, he said, he thinks the coverage of the most recent election was much better. “My argument would be that, and people have trouble accepting this, but all of the stuff you know about Donald Trump — his abuse of the tax structure that David Fahrenthold wrote about, his taxes and his tax dodges that the New York Times, including David Barstow, wrote about, the allegations of women, all of the things that became controversies about Donald Trump — were written about in the American press, and the American people voted Donald Trump in anyway. So I actually think the press did a much better job. How do you think the press performed this election?”“Well, I think there was a lot of good work,” responded Baron. “I would say this: When people asked me, ‘How did we do?' in 2016, I said that our problem predated 2016. Our problem is that we did not understand America well enough to understand that this country would produce a candidate like Donald Trump.“We did not understand the level of rancor and grievance against elites, including, and maybe particularly, the press, to understand that they didn't want Jeb Bush, who was called the front-runner at one point. They wanted exactly the opposite of Jeb Bush. They wanted somebody who was not part of governing the ruling elites, the political families. They wanted somebody who was going to go to Washington, basically be an arsonist, burn everything down, punch people in the face. And that's what they elected. And we didn't capture that. We didn't understand the country well enough. I do think that we suffered from the same problem this time.”“But this time, people knew that there was a good chance he'd win,” said Baquet. “There was a good chance he would win, but I don't think people anticipated that he would win as decisively as he has,” said Baron. “And they didn't understand that he would win in the voting segments that he won, to the degree that he did, among Black Americans, among Latinos, among even women, among you name it. To win all of the swing states, I don't think that that was anticipated at all.“And so, I don't think we detected that level of desire for a change. And to me, that is, I think we need to work harder at really understanding the country.”Listen to the episode and read the transcript on UC Berkeley News (news.berkeley.edu/podcasts).Music by Blue Dot Sessions.UC Berkeley photo by Marlena Telvick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Fahrenthold on Donald Trump's cabinet changes and his threat of harsh tariffs // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Preparing for "Revive I-5" part 2 // Chris Fox on Trump's border czar visiting the southern border-LIVE // Linda Gradstein in Jerusalem on the latest ceasefire proposal // Gee Scott on Seattle Public Schools not closing 4 elementary schools in 2025

Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Andrew Weissmann, Lisa Rubin, Molly Jong-Fast, David Fahrenthold, David Gura, Dr. Lipi Roy, Angelo Carusone, Ben Rhodes, Mara Gay, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, Lizzie Presser, and Anderson Clayton.

David Fahrenthold on the latest controversial cabinet appointees for Donald Trump // Jeff McCausland on the implications of US missiles being fired in Russia-LIVE // Zack Almquist on new research from the UW to better count the number of homeless people in Seattle // Daily Dose of Kindness: A young person makes a big difference to those struggling with physical and mental illness // Gee Scott on the Tik Tok influencer who pushed two FOB Sushi restaurants to temporarily close

David Fahrenthold on the Trump administration's cabinet selections // Feliks Banel LIVE in West Seattle where Camp Long caught on fire overnight // Kyra Wilson on the bias built into articifical intelligence // Daily Dose of Kindness: A young man looks to interview a variety of WWII veterans // Gee Scott on shakeups on the Seahawks defense // Dr. Jatali Bellanton and Atoya Burleson on navigating being a woman in the world of sports-LIVE // Rachel Belle on her new book "Open Sesame"

David Fahrenthold on the final preparations for election night // Robert Berger on how people in Israel see the US election // Scott MacFarlane on the close Congressional races at stake tonight // Daily Dose of Kindness: People meet across the aisle to help a stranger in need // Carter Evans on the newly accepted Boeing Machinist contract // Matt Markovich with the big Washington races at stake tonight // Gee Scott on his anxieties heading into election night

David Fahrenthold on questions surrounding election integrity and how each candidate is preparing for election day // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Preparing for winter driving conditions // Tanya Woo on her eight months on Seattle City Council and her platform for re-election // Gee Scott on Jeff Bezos' statement on why the Washington Post will not endorse a presidential candidate

David Fahrenthold on initially ballot totals and the final two weeks of the Presidential campaigns // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Why the Edgewater Bridge in Mukilteo is closing for construction // James Lynch with a look at yesterday's tragic alleged mass shooting in Fall City // Robert Berger in Jerusalem with an update on the war in Gaza // Gee Scott on Seattle's pricey transportation levy proposal

The world's richest man, Elon Musk, is now a powerful mega donor for Donald Trump. Musk is using his vast resources to campaign for him in Pennsylvania and taking aggressive measures for Trump in other key battleground states. Some of those moves are raising major legal and ethical concerns as well. Geoff Bennett discussed more with New York Times investigative reporter David Fahrenthold. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

The world's richest man, Elon Musk, is now a powerful mega donor for Donald Trump. Musk is using his vast resources to campaign for him in Pennsylvania and taking aggressive measures for Trump in other key battleground states. Some of those moves are raising major legal and ethical concerns as well. Geoff Bennett discussed more with New York Times investigative reporter David Fahrenthold. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

David Fahrenthold with an update of how the Presidential race is shaping up // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: An update on how tolls on Washington highways are working and a look at Washington's ferry ridership // Kevin Kraus on Mexico's lawsuit against the US for manufacturing guns and selling them to Mexican gangs // Daily Dose of Kindness: A grassroots yardsign campaign looks to bring kindness to an Ohio neighborhood // Ted Buehner with a forecast of rainfall throughout the rest of the Fall // Angela Poe Russell on Kamala Harris' decision to appear on Fox News

David Fahrenthold on the latest in the Presidential election // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: The max toll for I-405 and SR 167 will be going up again // Jeff Tucker on the local housing market // Daily Dose of Kindness: a boy with autism uses his focus for a good purpose // Gee Scott on the first NFL head coach firing of the season

David Fahrenthold on the latest polling numbers for the Presidential race // McKenzie Funk on the deceptive framing of "Natural Gas" // Alexander Tin on the CDC's new data around obesity in the US // Daily Dose of Kindness: Moms across the country are acknowledging their peers with generous acts of kindness // Gee Scott on why the Washington GOP has so little campaign money

David Fahrenthold on the apparent attempt on Donald Trump's life and the how it could impact the election // Thomas Gibbons-Neff on the rise in 3D-printed gun distribution // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: looking at the rampant problem of littering along Seattle highways // Daily Dose of Kindness: A farm in New York helps the community make food without processed ingredients // Ian Sherr on Tik Tok's big hearing on Capitol Hill // Gee Scott on how the return of in-person work at the Seattle Amazon office will impact several aspects of the city

David Fahrenthold with a preview of tonight's debate // Robert Berger with an update from Jerusalem on the war in the Middle East // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: A change to the freeway on ramps on I-90 // Scott MacFarlane on Congress grilling former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo over his response to the COVID-19 pandemic // Daily Dose of Kindness: A special story of a speeding ticket given out in Alabama // Gee Scott on tonight's Presidential Debate

David Fahrenthold on the outlook of the 2024 Presidential election // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Drivers on highway 529 are attempting less illegal U-turns // Dr. Christian Lüscher on the impact of fentanyl on the brain // Daily Dose of Kindness: A Connecticut movie theatre appreciates some very special employees // Scott MacFarlane LIVE on the Senate hearing into the Secret Service response to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump // Gee Scott on what he has seen in Seahawks training camp so far

David Fahrenthold with reaction to Kamala Harris' presidential campaign // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Construction in Kirkland will shut down a major thoroughfare there // Scott MacFarlane on the Congressional Hearing of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle // Daily Dose of Kindness: A program in Baltimore is making sure elderly veterans have a family to live with // Gee Scott on his new project titled, "The Reset with Gee Scott"

J.D. Vance on his book, "Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis" [2016 interview] // David Fahrenthold on J.D. Vance and the Republican National Convention // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: a big project road project in Ballard // Jill Schlesinger on how the feds can "whip" inflation // Daily Dose of Kindness: College students create a new home for a man in need // Dr. Cohen on new research into factors that could lead to an increased chance of cancer // Gee Scott on a Seattle restaurant charging a "living wage" surcharge

Nicolle Wallace is joined by David Fahrenthold, Vaughn Hillyard, Tim Miller, Matt Dowd, Mara Gay, Shaquille Brewster, Ambassador Michael McFaul, Anne Applebaum, Ben Rhodes, Malcolm Turnbull, Gabe Roth, and Kristy Greenberg.

David Fahrenthold on who the Democratic Party should make the new Presidential nominee // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: a scam masking itself as "Good to Go" // Jeff McCausland on the upcoming NATO summit // Daily Dose of Kindness: Some kind folks save a choking raccoon // Ursula Reutin on the reaction from Washington State Democrats to the health of President Biden

New York Times Investigative Reporter David Fahrenthold weighs in on the June 27th debate and whether President Biden should remain in the running. He also comments on the lengths that can be taken with Presidential immunity. 

Guest host Alicia Menendez breaks down how prosecutors confronted one of Donald Trump's most dangerous lies in a hearing overseen by MAGA-sympathetic Judge, Aileen Cannon. Legal experts Kristy Greenberg, Mary McCord, and Katie Phang discuss the tensions that flared in court as Jack Smith's team tried to revise the terms of Trump's release. Next, Alicia previews the first presidential debate with political analysts Tim Miller and Claire McCaskill, including Biden's recent bump in the polls, how both candidates are prepping, and the question of how President Biden should talk about Trump's conviction. Later, Alicia is joined by Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto to assess the impact of abortion restrictions on the two-year anniversary of SCOTUS striking down Roe v. Wade. Finally, Alicia is joined by investigative reporter David Fahrenthold to discuss Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's rebrand from disgraced member of Trump's inner circle to lucrative right-wing grifter.Check out our social pages below:https://twitter.com/InsideWithPsakihttps://www.instagram.com/InsideWithPsaki/https://www.tiktok.com/@insidewithpsakihttps://www.msnbc.com/jen-psaki

David Fahrenthold on how former Trump security advisor Michael Flynn is making big bucks off of conspiracy theories // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint: Preparing for a busy 4th of July weekend on Washington coastal roads // Jeff McCausland on Russia's attacks on European countries // Daily Dose of Kindness: A beloved TV judge... talks kindness and compassion as HE has the tables turned on him by cancer // Ursula Reutin on SPD being forced to pay out to graffiti protestors

King County Councilmember Claudia Balducci on a cooperative plan to build more affordable housing // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Looking at the possible solutions to Washington State's ferry shortage // David Fahrenthold on President Biden's new immigration policy and the outlook for the 2024 election // Daily Dose of Kindness: An upstanding King County Sheriff's Deputy shows kindness // Gee Scott on former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz coming out as gay and whether that exonerates him from sexual harassment allegations

Dr. Keith Jerome with the latest update on COVID-19 // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: WSF looks for a contract to add 5 new boats // David Fahrenthold on the Hunter Biden trial and President Biden's immigration policy // Daily Dose of Kindness //  Jeff McCausland with an update on the continuing chaos in Gaza // Gee Scott on the Washington state law that may keep Donald Trump off of the November ballot

Matt Markovich on criticism over SPD's aptitude test // Silke Johnston on the fundraiser concert this weekend at Benroya Hall for children in Ukraine // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Two big ribbon cuttings for projects along I-405 // David Fahrenthold on the hush money trial of Donald Trump // Daily Dose of Kindness: A student at Harvard Law School shows his appreciation for the service staff // Heather Bosch on the lineup release of Seattle's Bumbershoot Festival // 

David Fahrenthold on the hush money trial of Donald Trump and the trial of Senator Bob Menendez // Gwen Bergen on the CDC's advice for keeping mentally and physically healthy in older adults // Max Simon on new educational courses around cannabis at Tacoma Community College // Daily Dose of Kindness: A man in Detroit spreads abundant positivity // Herb Weisbaum on how to get your money back from airlines for canceled flights // Gee Scott on the beginning of the WNBA season

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Graffiti Drones are coming to state highways // Peter King with the latest on the Boeing Starliner's launch delay // Jeff McCausland on the Israeli assault of Rafah // Daily Dose of Kindness: Letters for David – CBS Correspondent David Begnaud shares a heartwarming story // David Fahrenthold on the hush money trial of Donald Trump // Gee Scott on the fashion at the Met Gala

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Checking in on the state's rest areas // David Fahrenthold on the Pro-Palestine college campus protests // Chris Fox on the encounter between police and college protesters on the campus of University of Texas // Daily Dose of Kindness: A young woman's prom night is made extra special // Scott MacFarlane on the latest conflict in Congress // Heather Bosch on the latest production from Everett's Village Theater // Gee Scott on the zebra still on the lam

Opening statements got underway today in Donald Trump's first criminal trial. Also, as the Senate takes up the long awaited aid package for Ukraine, Speaker Johnson comes under attack from far-right House members. Plus, a keynote conversation with a Nobel Prize winning journalist about the U.S. election and threats to democracy across the globe. Hugo Lowell, Neal Katyal, David Fahrenthold, Stuart Stevens, Juanita Tolliver, Debbie Lee James, Ray Mabus, Louis Caldera, and Maria Ressa join. 

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Donald Trump Jr took the stand to testify in the $250 million civil fraud suit against his father and the Trump organization. Senator Elizabeth Warren sits down with Stephanie Ruhle as the House prepares to vote on Speaker Johnson's proposal to provide $14.3 billion for Israel by slashing IRS funding. A special one-one-one with actor, executive producer, and director Henry Winkler, as he talks about his new book and life after “The Fonz”. Carol Leonnig, David Fahrenthold, Joyce Vance, Elizabeth Warren, Ben Rhodes, and Henry Winkler join.