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Hanna Trudo is a senior political correspondent for The Hill, where she established a new area of coverage focused on the Democratic Party's left wing. During this conversation, she talks with Matt about how Democrats can win again after Kamala Harris's devastating 2024 loss to Donald Trump. Support "Matt Lewis & The News" at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattlewis Follow Matt Lewis & Cut Through the Noise: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MattLewisDC Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattklewis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattklewis/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVhSMpjOzydlnxm5TDcYn0A – Who is Matt Lewis? – Matt K. Lewis is a political commentator and the author of Filthy Rich Politicians. Buy Matt's book: https://www.amazon.com/Filthy-Rich-Politicians-Creatures-Ruling-Class/dp/1546004416 Copyright © 2024, BBL & BWL, LLC

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Cenk Uygur hosts. Neal Walia, congressional candidate for Colorado's 1st Congressional District, on why he's running for Congress. Hanna Trudo, Senior Political Correspondent for The Hill, on new strategies for progressives to explore in 2024. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hanna Trudo, Senior Political Correspondent at The Hill, talks with Matt about AOC, Krysten Sinema, the modern progressive movement, and the infighting over Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda.

Mad House at the White House. Governors in charge. Biden benefiting from Trump's briefings? With Sudeep Reddy, Managing Editor of Politico, Hanna Trudo, Politics Reporter for The Daily Beast and Jason Dick, Deputy Editor of CQ Roll Call.Today's Bill Press Pod is sponsored by the men and women of the American Federation of Teachers. For more information go to AFT.org

Bill and Joe Williams of U.S News and World Report, Hanna Trudo of The Daily Beast and Brad Woodhouse of Protect Our Care break down this week's news. Plus a special in-depth interview with Roland Martin of #Roland Martin Unfiltered on how and why "white fear" drives so many white Americans. And the GOP.

Robert Mueller finally addressed his report on Wednesday afternoon. While he spoke in lots of legalese, but he definitely didn't exonerate Trump in his role of the election hacking of 2016. A lot of Democrats who were on the fence about impeachment will start calling for it. We talk to Alan Pyke from ThinkProgress, radio commentator Alan Pyke and Hanna Trudo from the Daily Beast!

Attorney General William Barr lied when he testified to Congress earlier this week. That's a crime. So how will Democrats handle it? They have the power to impeach him, but without Republican support, it's likely to go nowhere. So how should they proceed? Guest host Igor Volsky talks to Alexander Bolton from The Hill, Christy Goldfuss from Center for American Progress and Hanna Trudo from the National Journal!

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour gets an update on House Democrats' fundraising from staff correspondent Ally Mutnick and discusses the increasingly crowded 2020 field with staff correspondent Hanna Trudo. Plus, national security correspondent Harrison Cramer talks about Trump's latest veto and tensions with Turkey. 

Donald Trump pushed Kirstjen Nielsen out of her role as DHS secretary over the weekend. While she was unspeakably cruel in her pursuit of Trump's agenda, she wasn't willing to go as far as Trump wanted. Which should scare the hell out of us when the NEXT DHS Secretary is appointed. Whoever it is will be far more cruel than her. Democrats are fighting to get Trump's tax returns. The Trump team is pushing back and saying that this will "be the hill that they die on." Of all the issues out there to fight for, this is the hill that they'll die on? Says a lot about the Republican party. We talk to Hanna Trudo from National Journal, Nikki Schwab from the NY Post and Niels Lesniewski from Roll Call!

National security correspondent Harrison Cramer joins senior editor Jeff Dufour to discuss House foreign policy priorities and why the threat of a nuclear first strike can be useful; staff correspondent Hanna Trudo stops by to talk about Beto's campaign rollout, the odds Biden will pass on a presidential run, and why Buttigieg might be the one to watch.  

Nancy Pelosi has taken impeachment off the table. Not all Democrats seem to have gotten the message. While Pelosi says Trump isn't "worth it," other Dems say that they're waiting for the Mueller report before taking it off the table. Bottom line: Everything hinges on Robert Mueller. A shocking NON-political scandal as a huge racketeering and bribery ring was uncovered involving wealthy parents paying to get their kids into college. It was a well-organized racket to cheat the system and some Hollywood actors are involved. Plus, the debate about whether or not to ground the Boeing 737 Max airplanes reached America yesterday. Elizabeth Warren says to ground them. Will Donald Trump allow his business deals get in the way of the safety of the American people?We talk to Hanna Trudo from National Journal, Jordan Fabian from The Hill and Molly O'Toole from m the LA Times!

The NYT has a story about how Donald Trump attempted to obstruct justice by asking Acting AG Matthew Whitaker to appoint a Trump ally to oversee the Michael Cohen case in NY. Just the latest example of how Trump uses the Dept of Justice as his plaything and constantly obstructing justice. Bernie Sanders' entrance into the 2020 race has shaken up the Democratic primary. Does he still have the buzz that he had in 2016? Time will tell. We talk to National Journal's Hanna Trudo and Adam Green from the Progressive Change Campaign Committee!PLUS, we talk to Presidential candidate Andrew Yang!

Senior editor Jeff Dufour sits down with health care correspondent Erin Durkin to discuss the Democrats' healthcare plans, and staff correspondent Hanna Trudo calls in from New Hampshire with updates on who is leading the 2020 power rankings. 

Holding Power Accountable. Restoring the right to vote and curbing corporate greed. Plus Bill Press  on the 2020 contenders to retake the White House.   How New York made voting rights history, plus the movement  to give workers a say in how how their companies are run. And Bill Press talks with national politics reporter Hanna Trudo on the democrats lining up for 2020 and why Howard Schultz is making everyone so mad.   Julie Kerr The state of New York is moving on a series of bills that will fundamentally change the way New York residents vote. Julie Kerr is an activist fighting for  voting reform, and she says the latest victory was decades in the making.   Glenn Daigon What would happen if employees had a direct say and democratic say in how their companies are run?  Reporter Glenn Daigon says it’s idea that is gaining support.   Hanna Trudo Bill Press talks with Hanna Trudo, National Politics Reporter at the National Journal   Jim Hightower What’s the cost of high living?  

One of the biggest success stories for Donald Trump's economic myth is that Foxconn was going to be building a huge factory in Wisconsin that would create THOUSANDS of jobs. Trump claimed that Foxconn was going to invest 30 BILLION dollars into the factory. It turns out... it was all a lie. Foxconn never had any intention of building a factory in Wisconsin. Instead, they're building an "education center." No wonder Wisconsin saw through this charade and voted Scott Walker out of office! Howard Schultz continues his destructive path to make sure that Donald Trump wins a second term as President. If he runs as an independent, he could screw the country! Don't do it, Howard! We talk to Ben Schreckinger from Politico, Hanna Trudo from National Journal and Clare Foran from CNN.

Jeff Dufour takes a look at another extraordinary week on the Trump front with White House reporter George Condon, the few Republicans who survived in Hillary Clinton districts and states with Hotline Editor Kyle Trygstad and House reporter Ally Mutnick, and the 2020 field with National reporter Hanna Trudo.

As the government shutdown drags into its third week, tax reporter Casey Wooten gives the latest update and national politics reporter Hanna Trudo preps us for 2020.

It's very clear at this point that Trump and the Republicans are totally fine with the government shutdown. Democrats have a plan to re-open the government, but Trump and McConnell have said that they aren't interested. What's it going to take for him to re-open the government? How will he continue to justify this?Plus, Democrats are lining up to run against Trump in 2020. Who will be next?We talk to Hanna Trudo from National Journal, Jason Dick from CQ Roll Call and Jordain Carney from The Hill!!

Looking ahead to 2020. Winning over the white working class.  What will it take? Plus, making the case for a national popular vote.  And, Bill Press with a an early look at the candidates who could take on Trump.   What progressive Democrats need to do now to regain the white working class vote.   Plus, inside the movement for a national popular vote and the difference it could make. And Bill Press talks about what the midterms tell us about who could run and win in the next race for President.   Justin Guest Justin Guest has written extensively about our nation’s white working class voters.  He says that Democrats still have a long way to go to to regain the ground they’ve lost to Donald Trump.   Karen Hobert Flynn As it stands now,  the 2018 midterms popular vote went overwhelmingly in favor of Democrats in the House with a margin not seen since 1974. And once again, that did not necessarily translate into electoral wins.  In an encore interview, our next guest says it’s time to value all votes equally … and why a national popular vote for President is the way to do it.   Hanna Trudo Bill Press talks with Hanna Trudo, national politics reporter at National Journal about who may appear on the 2020 ballot for President.   Jim Hightower Avoid Amazon's "Cyber Monday," and buy local    

Now that the midterms are over, it's time to start to speculate about presidential politics! Bill sits down with Hanna Trudo from the National Journal to go through an EXHAUSTIVE list of all the different candidates and what their strategies might be. Plus, one of the things Peter Ogburn is most thankful for is the National Parks. He talks to Tom Cassidy, Vice President of Government Relations and Policy for the National Trust for. Historic Preservation.

Zach Cohen joins Mackenzie Weinger to dig into the lame-duck agenda and the Mississippi Senate race, and Hanna Trudo dishes on how 2020 hopefuls are angling for the Democratic nomination.

With 10 bombs being sent to Democratic politicians, we're starting to take the influence of Donald Trump's rhetoric more seriously. It must be said that when you stoke violence and fears towards Democratic politicians and the media, there will be some people who will take extreme actions. Instead of facing this and making a correction to his behavior, Donald Trump and his enablers are blaming the media and Democrats. Pathetic. We talk to Melanie Zanona from The Hill, Marc Morial, President of the National Urban League and Hanna Trudo from National Journal!

Jeff Dufour speaks with Hanna Trudo and Alex Rogers about the Senate's reaction to sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and House reporter Ally Mutnick previews Hotline's 2020 power rankings.

With Hurricane Florence rapidly approaching, Donald Trump took to Twitter to lie about the death toll in Puerto Rico. He says that 3,000 people didn't die in the storms, but that some died of old age after the storm hit. He's lying. Plain and simple. Guest host Peter Ogburn discusses why gutting FEMA has put Americans in grave danger and why Republicans are completely OK with it. Plus, what is the Waffle House Index? We explain. We talk to Ron Fein, author of The Constitution Demands It: The Case for the Impeachment of Donald Trump, Kira Lerner from Thinkprogress and Hanna Trudo from National Journal

National Journal Senior Editor Jeff Dufour discusses presidential hopefuls with Hotline reporter Hanna Trudo, a surreal week in the West Wing with White House reporter George Condon, and the final round of governor primaries with Hotline reporter Madelaine Pisani.

George Condon, Brendan Bordelon, and Hanna Trudo join Ben Pershing to discuss Trump's boasts about economic growth, congressional action on cybersecurity and quantum computing, and the latest Hotline ranking of Democratic 2020 hopefuls.

Daniel Newhauser, Hanna Trudo, and Brendan Bordelon join Jeff Dufour to discuss the House's immigration compromise, the 2020 landscape, and what the AT+T-Time Warner merger means for big tech.

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