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The amazing Joe Sudbay fills in for John today. He talks about down-ballot races and how reproductive rights are a major issue driving voters. He also discusses the threats and turmoil in Ohio caused by the lies of JD Vance and Trump. Then, he interviews Florida Democratic candidate for congress - Lucia Báez-Geller about the issues and races in her state. Next, Joe takes calls from listeners on the Trump assassination attempt, the election, and gun violence. Then finally, he welcomes journalist Jason Sattler, better known as LOLGOP on Twitter. He writes extensively on down ballot races, labor, and other pressing issues on Patreon at The Earlyworm Society.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Show links: Twitter: @RyanGirdusky 1776 Project PAC Sec of State Blinken statement: Appointment of Zakiya Carr Johnson as the Department's Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Zakiya Carr Johnson's other work: Hauling more Latin Americans into our country at your expense Abortion in Florida: Democratic candidates just got a boost for 2024 Immigration Surges to Top of Most […]

Show links:Twitter: @RyanGirdusky1776 Project PACSec of State Blinken statement: Appointment of Zakiya Carr Johnson as the Department's Chief Diversity and Inclusion OfficerZakiya Carr Johnson's other work: Hauling more Latin Americans into our country at your expenseAbortion in Florida: Democratic candidates just got a boost for 2024Immigration Surges to Top of Most Important Problem ListRep. Bob Good (VA-Dist 5) is being primaried for no good reason by selfish douchebags at a time when the GOP has a ONE-VOTE majority in the House.Republicans: Please remember when the “Tea Party” gave us Dem majorities and ObamaCare with candidates like Christine O'Donnell, Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock.Here are my Tips for Republican Voters:1) No elected Republican will do everything you want. Don't run off and instigate an ugly, rancorous, and expensive primary against an incumbent Republican in order to modestly improve the candidate, and very possibly lose the seat.2) The only exception to Tip No. 1 is that you must destroy any elected Republican who pretends to be a Republican, but then tries to lose every single issue, across the board, by giving the Democrats 30 million new voters with amnesty.3)  Learn to rely on facts and don't get swept up in group-think slogans about “establishment Republicans.”  Otherwise, boy, will your face be red when you realize you were the one fighting for the establishment Republicans! (Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum and Paul Ryan--all of whom support amnesty).BONUS! Tips for Democrats:1)  Be sure your primaries include lots of candidates who will never be the nominee.  You don't want your base getting too focused on the actual purpose of the exercise.2) Hold 312 primary debates.  We Republicans find that lots of debates encourage attention-seekers and nuts to throw their hat in the ring.3)  Extend your primaries through July, or at least June, especially when running against an incumbent president.  It really keeps the nominee on his toes to have only three months to campaign against a candidate who's been campaigning for four years.

On tonight's program: It's day one of the federal trial of former Florida Democratic candidate for governor Andrew Gillum; Travel records of top state officials may be shielded from public scrutiny under a bill that seems destined to pass the Florida Legislature; And Governor Ron DeSantis's campaign to bring the Disney company into line continues.

Former Florida Agirculture Commissioner Nikki Fried wants to be the chair of the Florida Democratic party, which took a drubbing in November's election. What is her plan to turn the party around in the Sunshine State. And the Chat GPT artificial intelligence software has exploded into all kinds of fields, what about education? We talk with a Sofia Barnett, a writer for WIRED magazine about how the program is fueling debate on what constitutes plagiarismPlus, the local news from the island paradise, including a crackdown on scooters. Support the show

The former president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, is hanging out in Orlando these days. And some — including members of Congress — say he shouldn't be allowed to. Meanwhile, Gov. Ron DeSantis says he'll take the traditionally progressive New College of Florida in a more conservative direction.

A young Florida Democratic activist has won a House seat. AP correspondent Norman Hall reports

Today's guests: - Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat - Sam Brodey, The Daily Beast - Steve Levin, Founding Partner of Levin & Perconiti - Joshua Karp, Veteran democratic strategist - Steve Schale, Florida Democratic strategist - Senior Forecaster Gino Izzi, Meteorologist

Florida Republican Congressman Greg Steube joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to explain why President Biden's student loan handout is unconstitutional, and will likely face multiple legal challenges. Jimmy calls out the divisive comments about Republican voters from lawmakers like New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee Charlie Crist. PLUS, recently named Anchor of “Fox News Sunday” Shannon Bream provides some insightful legal analysis on the redacted Mar-a-Lago raid affidavit.   [00:00:00] Governor Hochul goes after New York Republicans [00:37:50] Bernie tries to defend Biden's student loan scam   [00:56:37] Rep. Greg Steube [01:14:52] Zuckerberg's admission about the Hunter laptop story [01:33:20] Shannon Bream  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the We Make Florida Podcast your host, Dr. B.J. Brunious speaks with the Chair of the Democratic Executive Committee of Orange County, Wes Hodge. We talk about a tweet sent out by Wes that generated a lot of attention and engagement, transition to the nuances of Florida Democratic politics, and paving a path forward for Democratic victory in 2022. As always you can find us on: Twitter Instagram Facebook Tiktok --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/we-make-florida/support

Tuesday's mass shooting at an elementary school in Texas and the mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York less than two weeks ago have reignited efforts among Florida Democratic lawmakers to push for tougher firearm laws in the sunshine state. We hear from representatives of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America and Prevent Gun Violence Florida, Inc., about the current status of gun regulations in Florida and stalled efforts at the federal level to impose stricter background check requirements for gun purchases.

This week on The Docket, just in time for the midterm elections a Florida Democratic congresswoman is proposing a bill to "refund" the police to help fight the dramatic increase in violent crime across the country. A former Tampa cop is on trial for murder after he shot a guy who was texting in a movie theater. And finally after 40 years, fingerprints and DNA from a rape/murder cold case are finally found hiding in plain sight inside police department evidence vaults.

In this episode of Both Sides, Allan and Mike are joined by Andrew Gillum. A lifelong public servant, Andrew Gillum is recognized across Florida and the nation as a bold and inspirational leader. The former Mayor of Tallahassee and 2018 Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee, Mayor Gillum possesses the unique ability to bring people together for a common purpose and mobilize them to bring about change.  

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: An international advisory body that’s long been seen as providing cover to the oil and gas industry made some jaws drop with a new report. The International Energy Agency now says new fossil fuels projects need to be put to a stop immediately. Meanwhile, a formidable Democratic challenger has emerged to take on Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio. Progressives can’t get too excited, however – she’s a former cop. And lastly, both chambers of Congress have now passed a bill designed to address the spike in anti-Asian hate crimes. Sixty three Republicans stood to oppose it, for reasons only they will ever truly understand. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: This agenda-setter comes from the Houston Chronicle. The International Energy Agency, the body that advises governments on energy and is widely respected among Republicans and Democrats, warned yesterday that nations need to halt oil and gas development this year if they are to meet their target of net zero emissions by 2050. In a new report the IEA advises nations to shift their economies to run largely on electricity, with ninety percent of that energy coming from renewables such as wind and solar. Such a shift in less than thirty years represents a daunting challenging for governments, who would need to overhaul their energy systems in a fraction of the time of past energy transitions, such as the move from wood to coal. Fatih Birol, the IEA Executive Director, calls this, "perhaps the greatest challenge humankind has ever faced." The Chronicle reports that to make it happen, the IEA is recommending several things. It says governments should end subsidies for fossil fuels and put a price on greenhouse gas emissions. It also says they should mandate the end of technologies including internal combustion cars, gas-powered furnaces and coal plants. Separately, the Washington Post reports that President Joe Biden yesterday cast the US as being in an urgent race with China to build electric vehicles. Biden was visiting a plant in Dearborn, Michigan, that is about to unveil the electric version of its popular F-150 pickup truck. Can we do this without the gratuitous nationalism, please? Val Demings Takes On Marco Rubio Here’s a battleground race to watch. The Washington Post reports that Democratic Representative Val Demings, who raised her national profile as one of the House managers prosecuting Donald Trump’s first impeachment, plans to run for the Senate in Florida in a bid to unseat Republican Senator Marco Rubio. Demings is now the most high-profile Democrat seeking to take on Rubio. If she wins the party primary, she will be a formidable opponent against the incumbent. The race will certainly receive national attention, but Rubio won’t be easy to beat. Trump won Florida in 2020, and Rubio has former president’s full support. Still, the former Orlando police chief-turned-politician has seen her star rise in her brief time in Washington, even making the shortlist of President Biden’s possible vice-presidential picks. The Post says Rubio is viewed favorably by more Florida voters than not, but his approval is under fifty percent, which suggests he has some vulnerability. A Democrat with knowledge of Demings’s strategy said the congresswoman is entering the race early in the hope of galvanizing support from key players to box out other potential candidates and avoid a messy primary. Key among them is Representative Stephanie Murphy, another rising star in Florida Democratic circles and the first Vietnamese American woman to be elected to Congress. Murphy has been on a listening tour across the state in anticipation of her Senate run. She’s also a moderate, so there’s still room for a strong progressive in the primary. Biden Will Sign Hate Crimes Bill The opposition here is puzzling. NBC News reports that the House yesterday passed a Senate bill to address the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes during the Covid-19 pandemic. Hawaii Senator Mazie Hirono introduced the bill in March alongside New York Representative Grace Meng, both Democrats. Last month the Senate passed it ninety four to one. Yesterday’s House vote was three hundred and sixty four to sixty two. All sixty two No votes were from Republicans. Texas Republican Representative Chip Roy said ahead of the vote that he didn’t support the measure because he didn’t think it would be effective. Suuuure. According to NBC, the legislation directs the Department of Justice to expedite the review of Covid-related hate crimes that were reported to law enforcement agencies, and help them establish ways to report such incidents online. The bill also directs the attorney general and the Department of Health and Human Services to issue guidance on how to mitigate racially discriminatory language in describing the pandemic. Ahead of the vote, House Democrats maintained the legislation will help prevent the spate of attacks against Asian Americans. Meng, who represents a district in Queens with a large Asian-American population, said her community has faced despicable and sickening acts of hate and violence over the last year and a half. The bill's passage in the House paves the way for it to head to President Biden’s desk. He’s expected to sign it later this week. Now we should ask, what more can be done? AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: The Guardian reports that Chile’s elections resulted in resounding victories for leftist and independent candidates while rightwing politicians crashed to dismal electoral defeats. Across two days of voting, Chileans cast votes for the one hundred and fifty five delegates who will write a new constitution to replace Augusto Pinochet’s 1980 document and the neoliberal model it enshrined. It’s an inspiring moment of political optimism. The Associated Press says that with the war showing no sign of abating, Palestinians staged a general strike yesterday. One protester was killed and more than seventy wounded – including sixteen by live fire – in clashes with Israeli troops in Ramallah, Bethlehem, Hebron and other cities. Israel continued its airstrikes into Gaza. Optimism here is harder to find. CBS News reports that Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued an executive order yesterday that will bar public schools and most other government entities from requiring masks. The order bans any government entity from mandating masks, with fines of up to $1,000 for those who don’t comply. Talk about useless grandstanding. Axios reports that the FBI is investigating what it describes as a massive scheme to illegally finance Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins’ 2020 reelection bid. The FBI believes a Hawaii defense contractor then called Navatek illegally funneled $150,000 to a pro- Collins super PAC and reimbursed donations to Collins’ campaign. Collins helped the contractor secure an $8 million Navy contract before most of the donations took place. What a way to say you’re welcome! AM QUICKIE - MAY 19, 2021 HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Corey Pein PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Kathy Lewis is the grassroots candidate the Democratic Party should be yearning for throughout the country. Yet they failed her. #PoliticsDoneRight

On Thursday night The Atlantic published a bombshell story that alleged -- citing four anonymous sources -- that President Donald Trump had repeatedly mocked US soldiers killed in battle and skipped a visit to a veterans' cemetery in France out of concern that rainy conditions would mess up his carefully coiffed hair.The report immediately became a massive story, with Democrats -- including Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden -- rushing to condemn Trump for his alleged behaviour and the White House rallying an aggressive pushback against the article, including the President himself."To think that I would make statements negative to our military when nobody has done what I've done, with the budgets and the military budget," Trump said Thursday night after returning from a campaign rally in Pennsylvania. "We're getting pay raises for the military. It is a disgraceful situation, by a magazine that is a terrible magazine, I don't read it."On Friday morning, Trump took his defense to Twitter. "The Atlantic Magazine is dying, like most magazines, so they make up a fake story in order to gain some relevance," he wrote. "Story already refuted, but this is what we are up against. Just like the Fake Dossier. You fight and and fight, and then people realize it was a total fraud!"National security adviser Robert O'Brien was called in to serve as a character witness for Trump, telling reporters, "You're not going to find anybody who's more sympathetic to their situation than the President." Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Fox News he never heard the President use the language described in the article.Jeffrey Goldberg, who authored The Atlantic piece, stood by his reporting in an appearance on CNN's "New Day" Friday morning."I stand by my reporting," he said. "I have multiple sources telling me this is what happened, and so I stand by it."So, we're left with this dilemma: Goldberg insists the story is true. Trump insists the story is false. Both of those views can't be right.On Saturday, a former senior administration official confirmed to CNN that Trump referred to fallen US service members at the Aisne-Marne cemetery in crude and derogatory terms during the November 2018 trip to France to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Fox News, the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Associated Press have also corroborated parts of The Atlantic's reporting.Trump's insistence that he would never say anything disparaging about a military veteran or the military more generally is belied by, well, facts.In 2015, shortly after he had officially entered the 2016 Republican presidential race, Trump said this of the late Arizona Sen. John McCain: "He's not a war hero. He's a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren't captured." McCain was shot down and kept captive by the North Vietnamese for more than five years. The wounds he suffered as a result of the torture he endured during his captivity left him unable to raise his arms over his head -- among other maladies -- for the rest of his life.In the wake of Gold Star father Khizr Khan's speech at the Democratic National Convention in 2016 -- in which Khan suggested Trump had never sacrificed anything in life -- the billionaire businessman suggested that Hillary Clinton's speechwriters had actually written the speech and that Khan's wife, who stood silently by her husband, was not allowed to speak. As for Khan's claim that Trump had never sacrificed, the Republican nominee responded this way: "I think I've made a lot of sacrifices. I work very, very hard. I've created thousands and thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs, built great structures."Following the death of US Army Sgt. La David Johnson in Niger in 2017, the slain soldier's wife (and a Florida Democratic congresswoman) said that Trump had told her on a phone call that her husband "knew what he had signed up for." Trump denied the claim.Last fall, Trump referred t...

On Thursday night The Atlantic published a bombshell story that alleged -- citing four anonymous sources -- that President Donald Trump had repeatedly mocked US soldiers killed in battle and skipped a visit to a veterans' cemetery in France out of concern that rainy conditions would mess up his carefully coiffed hair.The report immediately became a massive story, with Democrats -- including Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden -- rushing to condemn Trump for his alleged behaviour and the White House rallying an aggressive pushback against the article, including the President himself."To think that I would make statements negative to our military when nobody has done what I've done, with the budgets and the military budget," Trump said Thursday night after returning from a campaign rally in Pennsylvania. "We're getting pay raises for the military. It is a disgraceful situation, by a magazine that is a terrible magazine, I don't read it."On Friday morning, Trump took his defense to Twitter. "The Atlantic Magazine is dying, like most magazines, so they make up a fake story in order to gain some relevance," he wrote. "Story already refuted, but this is what we are up against. Just like the Fake Dossier. You fight and and fight, and then people realize it was a total fraud!"National security adviser Robert O'Brien was called in to serve as a character witness for Trump, telling reporters, "You're not going to find anybody who's more sympathetic to their situation than the President." Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Fox News he never heard the President use the language described in the article.Jeffrey Goldberg, who authored The Atlantic piece, stood by his reporting in an appearance on CNN's "New Day" Friday morning."I stand by my reporting," he said. "I have multiple sources telling me this is what happened, and so I stand by it."So, we're left with this dilemma: Goldberg insists the story is true. Trump insists the story is false. Both of those views can't be right.On Saturday, a former senior administration official confirmed to CNN that Trump referred to fallen US service members at the Aisne-Marne cemetery in crude and derogatory terms during the November 2018 trip to France to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Fox News, the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Associated Press have also corroborated parts of The Atlantic's reporting.Trump's insistence that he would never say anything disparaging about a military veteran or the military more generally is belied by, well, facts.In 2015, shortly after he had officially entered the 2016 Republican presidential race, Trump said this of the late Arizona Sen. John McCain: "He's not a war hero. He's a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren't captured." McCain was shot down and kept captive by the North Vietnamese for more than five years. The wounds he suffered as a result of the torture he endured during his captivity left him unable to raise his arms over his head -- among other maladies -- for the rest of his life.In the wake of Gold Star father Khizr Khan's speech at the Democratic National Convention in 2016 -- in which Khan suggested Trump had never sacrificed anything in life -- the billionaire businessman suggested that Hillary Clinton's speechwriters had actually written the speech and that Khan's wife, who stood silently by her husband, was not allowed to speak. As for Khan's claim that Trump had never sacrificed, the Republican nominee responded this way: "I think I've made a lot of sacrifices. I work very, very hard. I've created thousands and thousands of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs, built great structures."Following the death of US Army Sgt. La David Johnson in Niger in 2017, the slain soldier's wife (and a Florida Democratic congresswoman) said that Trump had told her on a phone call that her husband "knew what he had signed up for." Trump denied the claim.Last fall, Trump referred t...

Julie Marcus, Chief Deputy of Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections, joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss the 2020 Florida Democratic Primary.

Ryan and Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch discuss the state's response to the coronavirus outbreak, the legislative session, and the upcoming Florida Democratic primary election.

Andrew Gillum is the former Mayor of Tallahassee, Florida and the 2018 Florida Democratic gubernatorial nominee. He joins David to talk about the state of the 2020 Democratic primary in the aftermath of Super Tuesday. The first in his family to graduate from high school and college, he shares the inspiring personal journey that led him to become the youngest person ever elected to Tallahassee’s City Commission. He and David also discuss his tenure as mayor, his run for governor, why he’s decided to turn his attention to voter registration efforts, and more.

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, Feb. 28, 2020. Our endorsement in the Florida Democratic primary: A fresh start with Pete Buttigieg | Editorial (1:14) Mary Downey named 2019 Central Floridian of the Year (5:19) Foodie Award winners announced Orlando City anticipates sold-out crowd for home opener against Real Salt Lake (13:00)

Ryan opens the show with the publisher of FloridaPolitics.com Peter Schorsch to discuss new polling that shows Michael Bloomberg in the lead in the Florida Democratic primary.

Florida Democrats will be voting in the presidential primary next month -- and it remains a tight race.

Florida Democrats will be voting in the presidential primary next month -- and it remains a tight race.

In this episode, Roger and Pam discuss Florida politics: why it is a red state at the moment, her idea for the Democrats to start a campaign to get people to move there for political reasons, the parts of her gun control and health care platform that appealed to Republicans and more. Note: Though it was eventually corrected, this episode was initially labelled as Episode 3 for iTunes subscribers.  You may want to go back to Episode 3 to hear the one you missed.

“Maduro Madness”Venezuela Summary: •Public unrest and systematic dismantling of democracy have lead to massive protests against the current elected President Nicolas Maduro. His oppressive hold on power and suffering of the people have come to a head with opposition figure Juan Gaiado announcing that he is self-recognizing as a the President, which America and other nations swiftly acknowledged. •Is Venezuela socialist? Yes, kind of. Hugo Chavez made the oil companies which fuel the countries economy public and the nation has since had strong public programs. Maduro encountered runaway national problems and applied a strong-man anti-democratic approach with poor economic management. Most experts agree Venezuela’s biggest problem isn’t socialism, its political polarization and destabilization. •What makes this more complicated? Venezuela has oil. The country began the OPEC organization and is the western hemisphere’s Saudi Arabia. But they sell their oil to China, Russia, and other specific non-American interests. America and Venezuela have a long history of our country attempting to overthrow their country’s government because – oil. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/24/world/americas/noticias-venezuela-protests-maduro-guaido.htmlTrish Regan – Fox News BusinessRecap the problem: Florida Democratic party – lead by Rep Debbie Wasserman-Shultz – has made statements indicating they are dumbfounded that Bernie Sanders will not “denounce” current President of Venezeula Nicolas Maduro as a dictator. Rep Donna Shalala of Miami is the loudest voice saying “He is not going to be the nominee of the Democratic Party. He has demonstrated again that he does not understand this situation, I absolutely disagree with his imprecision in not saying Maduro must go.” https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/21/bernie-sanders-venezuela-maduro-1179636•First, of the 10 declared democratic presidential candidates, 3 have used the word “dictator” to describe Maduro – Harris, Gillibrand and Warren. 70% of the field hasn’t used the word, in part because they believe Trump will incite a military action in the region in a desperate attempt to save his presidency. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/venezuela-juan-guaido-donald-trump-2020-democrats_us_5c520bd0e4b04f8645c745f4https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/23/venezuela-maduro-democrats-2020-1182427•Second, Bernie stated his position at length https://twitter.com/sensanders/status/1088573769243914240?lang=en•Third, Venezeula is a real crisis – but Democrats should not play with republican ‘regime change’ fire. Quote of the Day – Bernie Sanders with Chris Hayes on MSBNC this weekendQuestions, Comments, Concerns (offers of help): FeelBernPod@gmail.com Want to share the pod with others? www.FeelBern.com

ROBERT WHEEL returns for more mid-term election thinking and: Ted Cruz's relentless "Sexy Beto" ads ... The wave phenomenon is reversing of 2010 ... Will there be a surprise surge of unreliable voters? ... College-educated voter GOP exhaustion ... The 2016 anxiety hangover, the Parkland kids, miscellany constituencies ... The Florida Gubernatorial Primary ... Graham coasted ... Bob Graham nostalgia ... Gillum and the power of showing up ... Walkin' Lawton nostalgia ... Decades of Florida Democratic thin-slicing white undecideds ... Strip-mall charter school ... Florida Dems: Run FOR something ... Have a PERSONALITY ... POC candidates don't have to prove wokeness so hard ... Gillum and whan an FBI investigation means today ... Hell, our current governor's corrupt ... Howdy Doody-Looking Motherf*cker Adam Putnam ... Florida's concealed-carry background check controversy ... Racist meathead Ron DeSantis ... Only Trump can be Trump ... Too smart to play dumb ... Total "Amos and Andy" level dog-whistlin' robocalls ... Bill Nelson: space man, slow man, beige man ... Meaningless polls so far ... Scott, extremely lucky and rich, still a bad candidate ... Rick Scott's Jungian repulsiveness ... The Republicans! ... Running against Obama and railroading Florida ...  Can't run on/not-on Trump ... Nixon Now, Nixon in 1962 ... Not enough money, not enough digital ... Destroyed Cuomo 4 Prez 4 Ever ... A dyspeptic man ... Cuomo edged endorsements with future primary influence ... Nixon in the House ... Herbert the Masturbator in 2020 ... CLICK HERE FOR BOBBY'S COLUMN • MUSIC: Muddy Waters' "Deep Down in Florida" • Donald Fagen "Florida Room" • Deadmau5 "A City in Florida" • Camper Van Beethoven "When I Win The Lottery" • Ted Leo "Can't Go Back"

Guest host Dana Bash is joined by Mayor of Tallahassee and Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum to discuss the issues surrounding his race against Republican Congressman Ron DeSantis. Then, S.E. Cupp, Bakari Sellers, Tim Ryan, and Jan Brewer reflect on the life of John McCain and discuss President Trump's campaign strategy for the midterms. Dana is then joined by South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham and Former Senator Joe Lieberman to discuss the lasting legacy of John McCain, Kavanaugh's potential decisive vote on Roe v. Wade, and the Mueller investigation.

Remember when Donald Trump challenged Bernie Sanders to a debate? Whatever 2020 brings, a version of that matchup is becoming a major storyline in 2018. Andrew Gillum's upset in the Florida Democratic primary for governor means Sanders' candidate will face Trump's in the biggest and perhaps most important battleground in the nation. GUEST: Governor of Montana, Steve Bullock Please leave us a review! ----> http://bit.ly/2kI0pXP Check out our other podcasts ----> http://bit.ly/2eBJMNa * ABOUT JONATHAN KARL: Jonathan Karl is ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent and Chief White House Correspondent, contributing to all ABC News broadcasts. Karl has covered every major beat in Washington, including the White House, Capitol Hill, the Pentagon, and the State Department. Karl covered all the major candidates in the 2016 election, including the first interview with Donald Trump of the 2016 election cycle. * ABOUT RICK KLEIN: Rick Klein is Political Director of ABC News, leading the network's political coverage and planning, and serves as an on-air political analyst across ABC News platforms. Klein joined ABC News in 2007 from The Boston Globe, where he most recently covered Congress and national politics. Read more ABC News politics coverage: http://abcn.ws/2fRRGC2 Follow Jon on Twitter: http://abcn.ws/2cK8Pv4 Follow Rick on Twitter: http://abcn.ws/2d00npb

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Deb, and Yaffee talk about the latest news!Two former Trump associates could possibly go to jail! Former campaign manager Paul Manafort found guilty on 8 counts and Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen pleads guilty to tax fraud and excessive campaign contributions. Will this hurt Trump? AND Trump holds big rally in West Virginia! ALSO New poll numbers released on the Florida gubernatorial and Senate races. PLUS Bud interviews Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum. BONUS! Attorney Jeff Kaufman joins Deb to give his legal expert analysis on the latest news!

Episode 58: Women are leading the way in the political revolution. Jonathan talks with three fantastic women candidates: two who are running for seats in the state Senates in Oregon and New York, and one who is vying to become the chair of the Florida Democratic state party. Jonathan rolls out five tidbits on truths about the Republican tax plan robbery—truths you can use to debate just about anyone to expose the tax bill fraud. Jonathan also chats with Karl Frisch of Allied Progress about the brazen move by a recent shill for a pay-day lending scammer to help Trump seize control over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau—and, then, effectively destroy it.

PNN presents The Philly Phandango- The Progressive Perspective on the Democratic Convention Special Guest Senate Candidate Alan Grayson who will bring us his perspective on the Platforms Evolution Rick Neuhoff,  Sanders Delegate will discuss his recent Philly adventures and share some of his adventures Wendy Sejour Progressive Activist gives her take on the state of Florida Democratic politics from the depths of the Submerged City of Miami Brook Hines senior political commentator will give us her take of Florida Democrats the winners and losers TUNE IN Sunday 7pm 7/31/1

PNN - Across the Great Divide 7/10/16 Progressive News Network welcome three thought provoking voices to our table and a special report from the Orlando Platform Committee. News Director Rick Spisak and Senior Political Commentator Brook Hines welcome these eclectic voices from across the vast Atlantic. Ms Emine Dilek Author, Editorialist and Publisher of The Progressive Net discussed political and economic news from her home in Madrid. She has a special interest in political matters from the sub-continent to Southern California. She ways in with a Trans-European perspective on matters as diverse as Brexit and the American candidates. We also welcome the return to the pundits podium of the show's regular Denis Campbell Publisher of the U.K. Progressive and Producer and Senior Counsellor on the Three Muckrakers show (found on iTunes). Denis weighs in on the racial tensions across the western democracies. His insights range from western China, to Anglo-American geopolitical strategy. And of course Brook Hines, in addition to her keen insight in Florida Democratic policies, will debrief us on her work on the Grayson campaign for the U.S. Senate. We add this week a very special campaign some notes direct from Senator Sanders delegate Rick Neuhauf direct from the National Democratic Platform Committee meetings in Orlando, this weekend. Tune in Live 7pm Sunday or Anytime Solidarity & Peace Rick Spisak News Director Progressive News Network http://NewMercuryMedia.com/pnn.html      

Arizona Republican Governor Jan Brewer vetos the bill allowing those with religious objections to refuse service to gay people, saying the proposed law “creates more problems than it purports to solve.” The Suffolk County Judge Joseph Johnson presiding over the case of Justina Pelletier in Boston ruled Monday to put the 15-year-old in foster care. “It's a foster care facility,” Lou Pelletier told TheBlaze, specifying that his daughter will be transfered to Shared Living Collaborative in Merrimac, Mass. New IRS regulations that they believe will silence free speech. The deadline to comment on these proposed regulations is 11:59 p.m. ET Thur., Feb. 27. Florida Democratic congressional candidate, Alex Sink said immigration reform was important at a debate because, without it, it would be difficult for employers to find people to clean hotel rooms and do landscaping. Harvard senior Sandra Korn says that there should be no more free speech because it threatens liberalism. A soldier hid in her car to avoid saluting the flag, and then flaunted it on Instagram. Pfc. Tariqka Sheffey, whose Instagram handle is “sheffeynation,” posted a selfie with a caption that reads: “This is me laying back in my car hiding so I don't have to salute the 1700 flag, KEEP ALL YOUR ‘THATS SO DISRESPECTFUL/HOWRUDE/ETC.' COMMENTS TO YOURSELF cuz, right now, IDGAFFFF.” #SaveJustina http://tappintothetruth.com/ https://twitter.com/TappintotheTrut

Arizona Republican Governor Jan Brewer vetos the bill allowing those with religious objections to refuse service to gay people, saying the proposed law “creates more problems than it purports to solve.” The Suffolk County Judge Joseph Johnson presiding over the case of Justina Pelletier in Boston ruled Monday to put the 15-year-old in foster care. “It’s a foster care facility,” Lou Pelletier told TheBlaze, specifying that his daughter will be transfered to Shared Living Collaborative in Merrimac, Mass. New IRS regulations that they believe will silence free speech. The deadline to comment on these proposed regulations is 11:59 p.m. ET Thur., Feb. 27. Florida Democratic congressional candidate, Alex Sink said immigration reform was important at a debate because, without it, it would be difficult for employers to find people to clean hotel rooms and do landscaping. Harvard senior Sandra Korn says that there should be no more free speech because it threatens liberalism. A soldier hid in her car to avoid saluting the flag, and then flaunted it on Instagram. Pfc. Tariqka Sheffey, whose Instagram handle is “sheffeynation,” posted a selfie with a caption that reads: “This is me laying back in my car hiding so I don’t have to salute the 1700 flag, KEEP ALL YOUR ‘THATS SO DISRESPECTFUL/HOWRUDE/ETC.’ COMMENTS TO YOURSELF cuz, right now, IDGAFFFF.”#SaveJustinahttp://tappintothetruth.com/https://twitter.com/TappintotheTrut

Arizona Republican Governor Jan Brewer vetos the bill allowing those with religious objections to refuse service to gay people, saying the proposed law “creates more problems than it purports to solve.” The Suffolk County Judge Joseph Johnson presiding over the case of Justina Pelletier in Boston ruled Monday to put the 15-year-old in foster care. “It’s a foster care facility,” Lou Pelletier told TheBlaze, specifying that his daughter will be transfered to Shared Living Collaborative in Merrimac, Mass. New IRS regulations that they believe will silence free speech. The deadline to comment on these proposed regulations is 11:59 p.m. ET Thur., Feb. 27. Florida Democratic congressional candidate, Alex Sink said immigration reform was important at a debate because, without it, it would be difficult for employers to find people to clean hotel rooms and do landscaping. Harvard senior Sandra Korn says that there should be no more free speech because it threatens liberalism. A soldier hid in her car to avoid saluting the flag, and then flaunted it on Instagram. Pfc. Tariqka Sheffey, whose Instagram handle is “sheffeynation,” posted a selfie with a caption that reads: “This is me laying back in my car hiding so I don’t have to salute the 1700 flag, KEEP ALL YOUR ‘THATS SO DISRESPECTFUL/HOWRUDE/ETC.’ COMMENTS TO YOURSELF cuz, right now, IDGAFFFF.”#SaveJustinahttp://tappintothetruth.com/https://twitter.com/TappintotheTrut

Nicole Sandler speaks with Florida Democratic party primary Senatorial candidate Maurice Ferre, Down With Tyranny & Blue America PAC's Howie Klein, Ellen Ratner from Talk Radio News Service, Susie Madrak of Crooks & Liars, and Bob Cesca.