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Tonight on The Last Word: GOP Medicaid cuts put vulnerable children at risk. Also, JD Vance visits Los Angeles amid the outrage over ICE raids. Plus, Donald Trump bullies companies to eat the cost of Trump tariffs. And journalist John Harwood says the press has a duty to report on Trump's harm to the United States. Elena Hung, Betsey Stevenson, Rep. Nanette Barragán, Scott Lincicome, and John Harwood join Catherine Rampell.
Ali Velshi is joined by host of “The Thom Hartmann Program,” Thom Hartmann, NBC News Correspondent David Noriega, former Arizona Governor and former DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano, Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon, and author of Zeteo's “The Stakes” column John Harwood.
Elon Musk and President Trump's public battle over the GOP megabill escalates with nasty exchanges over social media. Then, how the ongoing feud cost Tesla $152 billion dollars in market value. Plus, what this feud means for the U.S. military and national security. Peter Baker, Jessica Yellin, Max Chafkin, John Harwood, Ron Insana, Paul Rieckhoff and Gene Seroka join The 11th Hour this Thursday.
The Nightcap roundtable discusses Trump's second term as the 100 day mark swiftly approaches. Then, POTUS suggests he is negotiating a trade deal with China, but Chinese officials say talks are not occurring. Plus, the markets are in chaos as Trump's approval rating steadily declines. And, see who made this week's MVP list. John Harwood, Dave Weigel, and Jason Johnson join The 11th Hour this Friday.
MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Thursday, April 24, and reports on Donald Trump's plummeting approval rating and the future of the Democratic party. Former Rep. Joe Crowley, Jason Johnson, Michelle Norris and John Harwood join.
Ali Velshi is joined by Independent Journalist Jim Acosta, Director of Economic Policy Studies & Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute Michael Strain, National Security Attorney Bradley Moss, Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance, Journalist John Harwood, Chief Economist at KPMG Diane Swonk, Staff Writer at The Atlantic Anne Applebaum, President of PEN America Board of Trustees Jennifer F. Boylan.
MSNBC's Jen Psaki hosts "The Beat" on Wednesday, March 26, and reports on on the newly released transcript detailing the “Signal” security scandal that has rocked the Trump administration. Rep. Jimmy Gomez, Senator Martin Heinrich, Samantha Vinograd, Steven Anderson and journalist John Harwood join.
Megyn Kelly opens the show by announcing the launch of her “MK Media” podcast network, the first three hosts Mark Halperin, Maureen Callahan, and Link Lauren, why it's so important to promote and uplift independent voices of reason and common sense, and more. Then Walter Kirn and Matt Taibbi, hosts of "America This Week," join to discuss the strange details about the Signal group chat that The Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was added to, what national security issues were actually being discussed amongst the Trump administration officials, if this was an accident or something else, Trump's fight with the courts over the “Alien Enemies Act,” the illegal gang members living in America that the left is somehow defending now, corporate media journalist John Harwood making obscene comments comparing Tom Homan to the Jim Crow era, the absurdity of his statement and its harmful effects, New York Times “The Daily” podcast claiming Trump is worse to the media than Nixon, how he actually has been the most transparent and open with the press of any president, the corporate media still playing the victim, Rep. Jasmine Crockett calling Gov. Greg Abbott “Governor Hot Wheels,” her code switching and new accent as she becomes a Congressional influencer, her artificial personality and real background, and more.Taibbi- https://www.racket.news/Kirn- https://countyhighway.com/120/Life: Go to https://120Life.com and use code MK to save 15%Grand Canyon University: https://GCU.eduAngel Studios: Become an Angel Guild member today and get 2 free tickets to The King of Kings movie when you become a premium member. Visit https://angel.com/MEGYN Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow
Air Date 3/21/2025 If you've been paying attention, the weaponization of the government against Trump's political and ideological enemies is exactly what you would have seen coming and now it's here. Be part of the show! Leave us a message or text at 202-999-3991 or email Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com Full Show Notes | Transcript BestOfTheLeft.com/Support (Members Get Bonus Shows + No Ads!) Use our links to shop Bookshop.org and Libro.fm for a non-evil book and audiobook purchasing experience! Join our Discord community! KEY POINTS KP 1: Special - The Arrest of Mahmoud Khalil w/ Spencer Ackerman - American Prestige - Air Date 3-12-25 KP 2: Trump Invokes Wartime Alien Enemies Act, Then Ignores Judicial Order to Turn Around Deportation Flights - Democracy Now! - Air Date 3-17-25 KP 3: Are Non-Violent Protestors Now Labeled "Terrorists?" - Thom Hartmann - Air Date 6-20-13 KP 4: John Harwood on Trump's attack on free speech: ‘Everyone in civil society needs to stand up' - Velshi - Air Date 3-6-24 KP 5: Trump Hates Science - Factually! with Adam Conover - Air Date 3-14-25 KP 6: Fascism is Officially Here | Hasanabi reacts - Hasanabi Productions - Air Date 3-17-25 (48:46) NOTE FROM THE EDITOR On the need for us to protect each other DEEPER DIVES (53:17) SECTION A: FREE SPEECH CAN BE TERRORISM (1:25:56) SECTION B: OPPOSING TRUMP CAN BE TERRORISM (1:43:42) SECTION C: DOJ, FBI, & THE JUDICIARY (2:20:30) SECTION D: GOVERNMENT FUNCTION SHOW IMAGE Description: Protestors in New York City hold signs that say “Release Mahmoud Khalil - Hands off our students” and “Release Mahmoud Khalil” with the activist's photo. Credit: “Mahmoud Khalil NYC detention protest 013” by SWinxy, Wikimedia | License: CC BY 4.0 Produced by Jay! Tomlinson Listen Anywhere! BestOfTheLeft.com/Listen Listen Anywhere! Follow BotL: Bluesky | Mastodon | Threads | X
A judge says DOGE's gutting of USAID was likely unconstitutional and must be undone, while Chief Justice John Roberts pushes back against Trump's attack on a different judge. Plus, what we know about the limited ceasefire after Putin's phone call with Trump. And, Trump fires the only two Democrats on the FTC. Peter Baker, Leigh Ann Caldwell, Reed Galen, John Harwood, Rohit Chopra, Martin O'Malley, and Michael McFaul join The 11th Hour this Tuesday.
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John Harwood, an award-winning journalist known for his impartial analysis of U.S. elections, politics and the presidency, recently gave a keynote address at TRSA's 15th Annual Legislative Conference in Washington, DC. During his keynote speech, Harwood discussed the Trump administration, tariffs, foreign policy and more. For more information on TRSA's government relations initiatives, contact TRSA's Vice President of Government Relations Kevin Schwalb at kschwalb@trsa.org.
MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Tuesday, February 25, and reports on MAGA's buyers remorse, new backlash to Donald Trump's controversial pick for FBI deputy director, and Jon Stewart's on air mishap. Lauren Ober, John Harwood, Robert Storch and Molly Jong-Fast join.
Tonight on The Last Word: Donald Trump faces condemnation for his blanket January 6 pardons. Also, Pete Hegseth faces more allegations of abuse. Plus, Trump's OMB pick refuses to answer whether he will follow spending laws. And the media struggles to cover the Trump presidency. Ryan J. Reilly, Sen. Adam Schiff, Sen. Mark Kelly, Norm Ornstein, and John Harwood join Lawrence O'Donnell.
Country Singer Brian John Harwood joins Sean to talk about his rise in the music industry, playing at festivals, traveling, and more!
John Harwood, is Editor at Large for CNBC covering Washington and hosts the CNBC Digital original video series “Speakeasy with John Harwood.” Harwood was born in Louisville, Kentucky, and grew up in the Maryland suburbs outside of the nation's capital. He has been around journalism and politics all his life; his first trip on a presidential campaign press plane came when he was 11 years old and accompanied his father, then a political reporter for The Washington Post. While still in high school, he began his journalism career as a copy boy at The Washington Star. He studied history and economics at Duke University and graduated magna cum laude in 1978. Harwood subsequently joined The St. Petersburg Times, reporting on police, investigative projects, local government and politics. Later he became state capital correspondent in Tallahassee, Washington correspondent and political editor. While covering national politics, he also traveled extensively to South Africa, where he covered deepening unrest against the apartheid regime. In 1989, Harwood was named a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University, where he spent the 1989-90 academic year. In 1991, he joined The Wall Street Journal as White House correspondent, covering the administration of George H. W. Bush. Later Harwood reported on Congress. In 1997, he became The Wall Street Journal'spolitical editor and chief political correspondent. While at The Wall Street Journal, Harwood wrote the newspaper's political column, “Washington Wire,” and oversaw the Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll. In March 2006, he joined CNBC as Chief Washington Correspondent. In addition to CNBC, Harwood offers political analysis on NBC and NPR, among others. Harwood has covered each of the last nine presidential elections.
This week Axe and Murphy were joined by the great John Harwood! Fresh off his ProPublica interview with President Biden, Harwood joined the Hacks in discussing Trump's ongoing legal drama, the future of the GOP, the politics of old men yelling at clouds, the essential role of the Speaker and the battle for it, Biden's trip to Israel, FEC reports, unleashing dogs, and dancing on termites!
The SubStackLand community gains another valuable member. We welcome him to the NFL SubStackLand:Key Insights:* Bing-AI says “Brian Beutler” is pronounced “Bryan Bootler”—that is, rhymes with “lion shooter”, which shows how far political incorrectness has penetrated Silicon Valley…* Noah has figured out a solution to his problem of losing the screws to his microphone stand: duct tape…* This started with Brad poking Brian on his belief there was a golden age of comity, common purpose, and energy in the left-of-center political sphere back in 2005 to 2008—saying that this misconceived as all mourning for a lost golden age is misconceived…* Noah and Brad today welcome Brian to SubStackLand, he having just created a substack and done 16 substantive posts in two weeks, which is a trult amazing rate of production…* Brian's key insight is that since the start of 2019 Democrats have been amazingly, alarmingly, disappointingly timid in not aggressively going after every corner of TrumpWorld for its corruption, and doing so again and again and again…* Brian is, in a sense, the quantum-mechanical antiparticle to some combination of Matt Yglesias and David Schor…* Brian believes he coined the term “popularism”…* Back in 2005-2008 nobody said that Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid were sabotaging their own party by encouraging Barack Obama to run in the primaries…* Judging by results, the current strategy of the Democratic Establishment is doing rather well: a plus three standard-deviation outcome in the 2022 midterms, for example…* That midterm result may be because, by our count no fewer than seven of the nine justices had assured senators that Roe v. Wade was “settled law”. And four of those seven then voted to overturn it in Dobbs…* Biden really cares about safeguarding democracy, and his actions should all be viewed with that in mind…* Hexapodia!References:* Brian Beutler: Off Message SubStack * Scattered Thoughts On Israel, Hamas, Gaza, And Related Matters: A possibly ill-advised post* VIDEO: How Trump Normalization Really Works: Why the political media slept on Trump's call for Mark Milley's death and other baffling decisions* Charts To A Gun Fight: How the Fighting Democrats of 2007 became the timid, focus-grouped party of today.* Trump Reaches A Fateful Crossroads: We should welcome it, but acknowledge the peril* Thursday Thread And AMA: Kind of a lot's happened since the last one* "The Most Important Issue In Our Politics": A Q&A with John Harwood on his interview with Joe Biden about threats to democracy* Five Thoughts On Karmic McCarthy: For now, we schadenfreude* VIDEO: How Profit Motive Distorts The News: And why liberals and Democrats should talk about it* The Era Of Hostage Taking And Small Ransoms: Republicans made Ukraine aid the price of avoiding a shutdown. Where does it end?* The Democrats' Lost September: You guys awake?* Breaking Down The GOP Debate: Reaction chats with Matthew Yglesias and Crooked Media's What A Day podcast* Wednesday Debate Thread: Let's watch Republicans be weird and scary together!* Baggage Check: Life disclosures, so readers can know me, and where I come from, a little better* VIDEO: Why The News Struggles To Say Republicans Are Responsible For The Government Shutdown: And why the public is likely to catch on anyhow* Biden Should Work The Media Refs On Impeachment: Everyone knows the impeachment is b.s., so he should say that* Welcome to Off Message: Refuge from a world gone mad* Thomas Babington Macaulay: Horatius at the Bridge * Plutarch: Life of Tiberius Gracchus +, of course:* Vernor Vinge: A Fire Upon the Deep Lost Past Golden Ages:Thomas Babington Macaulay: Horatius at the Bridge: ‘[Then] Romans in Rome's quarrel Spared neither land nor gold, Nor son nor wife, nor limb nor life, In the brave days of old.Then none was for a party; Then all were for the state;Then the great man helped the poor, And the poor man loved the great:Then lands were fairly portioned; Then spoils were fairly sold:The Romans were like brothers In the brave days of old.Now Roman is to Roman More hateful than a foe,And the Tribunes beard the high, And the Fathers grind the low.As we wax hot in faction, In battle we wax cold:Wherefore men fight not as they fought In the brave days of old…Plutarch: Life of Tiberius Gracchus: ‘Formerly the senate itself, out of goodwill, conceded many things to the people, and referred many things to them for deliberation; and the magistrates themselves, even when they had no need of the people, summoned them to assemblies, and communicated with them on public affairs, not wishing them to feel that they were excluded from anything or insulted. But after the people had made the authority of the tribunes too great, and through them had tasted arbitrary power, then indeed there was no longer any room for deference or concession on the part of the senate; but they were forced to fight for everything as for a prize... Get full access to Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality at braddelong.substack.com/subscribe
Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks about Ron DeSantis' contentious appearance on “Real Time with Bill Maher,” where he pushed back on Maher's "gotcha” questions; Donald Trump's shocking admission about his original plan to have Mexico pay for the southern border wall; Elon Musk visiting Eagle Pass, Texas, to try to better understand the border crisis; New York Governor Kathy Hochul getting red-pilled by the NYC migrant crisis and flipping on wanting illegal immigrants come to New York City; elderly war veteran Frank Tammaro's heartbreaking story about being kicked out of the Island Shores nursing home to make way for illegal migrants; Joe Biden explaining to ProPublica's John Harwood why he blames Elon Musk's Twitter policies for increasing the amount of misinformation; YouTube CEO Neal Mohan telling "CBS Mornings" why Russell Brand was demonetized for unproven allegations; Matt Gaetz escalating his war with Kevin McCarthy; and much more. WATCH the MEMBER-EXCLUSIVE segment of the show here: https://rubinreport.locals.com/ Check out the NEW RUBIN REPORT MERCH here: https://daverubin.store/
Host Brian Stelter talks to Vanity Fair's Abigail Tracy and veteran political journalist John Harwood about Kevin McCarthy's failure to control his House GOP caucus as a government shutdown looms. Bombthrowers like Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Lauren Boebert are “not serious people,” says Harwood, a Polis Distinguished Fellow at Duke University. “They're on television, they have podcasts or whatever,” he adds, “but they're not built to do what politicians have to do to make government work.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
John Harwood from CNN decided to promote a statement he made almost a year ago in defense of Joe Biden's Satanic Speech. He did this because John Harwood has determined that it is a “threat to our ‘democracy'” to NOT ALLOW insurrections against legitimate legislative business. In honor of Harwood's buffoonery, we go on a hunt today to see if we can somehow find the ACTUAL threats to our Republic, with the Text of the Declaration of Independence as our guide. Is it a threat to our Republic CBS News's senior political analyst explains Republicans MADE the people in Tennessee who work with a mob that physically battled with cops to get into the legislative chamber and then seized the floor and stopped the business of the people because Republicans were supposed to give them what they screamed to have?Is it a threat to our Republic that the Democrats found a way to do a Watergate Burglary against Trump, at the orders of the people who run Joe Biden as has now been proven beyond any doubt? Maybe it's a threat to our Republic that the charges The Party is using against Trump in NY have already gone pas the Statute of Limitations? Is a clearly senile, blatantly corrupt man being a figurehead leader while the real bosses of government get to operare in the shadows a threat? So, today we play a game: let's find the threats to our Republic. What does God say? The Bible has much to say about wicked rulers. See how many match what we see today. God is not mocked, He is in charge and has already won. John Hardwood from CNN: “the threat to democracy TN has dramatized today comes from a minority of Americans - disproportionately white, male, conservative Christians - terrified of losing power and status in a changing country, the desperation of their efforts may make them lose power and status faster.CBS Warns TN Republicans Left Dems No Choice But to Get ViolentAmerican Legal Foundation: Records obtained from our investigation into the circumstances surrounding the Mar-a-Lago raid further confirm that the FBI obtained access to these records through a “special access request” from the Biden White House on behalf of the DOJ.Yes, The Statute Of Limitations Has Passed On Bragg's ‘Get Trump' CaseFLASHBACK, AUGUST 2022: @EricTrump: “Make no mistake… this did not happen without Joe Biden's explicit approval. The White House approved of this. Mark my words… it will come out.”Roker: "Are you saying that you would be taking part in our 2024 election?"Biden: “Well I'll either, I'll either be rolling egg or uh, being the guy, you know, the guy who's pushing 'em out.”Meanwhile, Kammi Harris visited Nashville to decry the expulsion of two of three Democrats who fight for their people.“A democracy hears the demands of its people who say the children should be able to live and be safe and go to school and not be in fear.”The Separate Country of Washington has banned the sale of common rifles and pistolsJPMorgan CEO suggests government seize private property to quicken climate initiatives; In a letter to shareholders, Dimon wrote that 'permitting reforms are desperately needed to allow investment to be done in any kind of timely way. We may even need to evoke [sic] eminent domain'EXCLUSIVE - SINALOA CARTEL BASE destroyed at US BORDER by the Mexican Government. https://4patriots.comStock up on 4Patriots Survival Food Kits. Use code TODD to save 10% on your first order.BioOptimizershttps://magbreakthrough.com/toddUse promo code TODD for 10% off your order. Bonefroghttps://bonefrog.usEnter promo code TODD at checkout to receive 10% off your subscription. Bulwark Capital https://bulwarkcapitalmgmt.comAct now and get Bulwark Capital's “Common Cents Investing guide FREE. GreenHaven Interactivehttps://greenhaveninteractive.comGet seen on Google more with your worldclass website! Healthycellhttps://healthycell.com/toddJourney to better health and save 20% off your first order with promo code TODD. My Pillowhttps://mypillow.comUse code TODD for Closeout pricing on all All Season Slippers. RuffGreenshttps://ruffgreens.com/toddGet your FREE Jumpstart Trial Bag of Ruff Greens, simply cover shipping. SOTA Weight Losshttps://sotaweightloss.comSOTA Weight Loss is, say it with me now, STATE OF THE ART! Texas SuperFoodhttps://texassuperfood.comTexas SuperFood is whole food nutrition at its best.
Trump may excel at firing up resentment in the base, but the party is squandering support from an entire generation of young people. Plus, Alvin Bragg sues Jim Jordan, Tennessee's governor calls for a red flag law, and Missouri Republicans try to defund libraries. John Harwood joins Charlie Sykes today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Trump may excel at firing up resentment in the base, but the party is squandering support from an entire generation of young people. Plus, Alvin Bragg sues Jim Jordan, Tennessee's governor calls for a red flag law, and Missouri Republicans try to defund libraries. John Harwood joins Charlie Sykes today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
What is media's role in this age of Trump? That's exactly what John Harwood and I discussed this week. John has covered the White House, Congress, national politics and the economy for more than three decades and received an Emmy nomination for his hour-long live CNBC town hall with President Barack Obama. His expertise provides insight into the media that provided an entirely new outlook on the impact it has today. Tune in on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and don't forget to watch on my YouTube channel.
THIS IS VICHY CNN A-Block (1:37) SPECIAL COMMENT: Apropos of the Vichy CNN shake-up yesterday that saw Chris "Ate Paste" Licht reward Jake Tapper after he defended the "Special Master" ruling and attacked those on MSNBC who attacked CNN's biased analysis, and rewarded Alisyn Camerota for questioning whether what Ron DeSantis did to the asylum-seekers in Texas could really be kidnapping because they were treated so well by their rescuers in Martha's Vineyard, let's look again at the beginning. When Licht fired Brian Stelter and cancelled "Reliable Sources," we didn't know he had also already fired John Harwood. When I knew him at MSNBC, Licht was Joe Scarborough's hatchet-man. And now he's John Malone's. This... is Vichy CNN. B-Block (19:57) SPECIAL COMMENT: Would that it were exclusive to CNN. It's not. Every news outlet in the country has had "the" meeting: 'If this country goes fully fascist, how do we protect our profits?' The meetings began at MSNBC in 2006 - and they have never stopped. I told that story in the first episode of this series and it's worth revisiting it in the context of the collapse in the only ratings measurement that counts in television: viewers aged 25-54. These ratings at MSNBC, CNN, and Fox News are as low as they've been in 20 years, and MSNBC's newest show has settled in nicely into last place in prime time in the category. The fear of offending Right Wingers will kill the profits of cable news long before fascist oppression can. C-Block (38:38) SPECIAL COMMENT: With a little perspective, the obsession of CNN and other right wing media with the presence of two marines in the background of President Biden's Philadelphia speech about the threat posed by MAGA-Republicans, seems ridiculous and futile. EVERYTHING they've done since has served merely to prove that the president was right; contrast what Biden said in Philadelphia to the Q-Anon references and Q-Muzak and mass fascist salutes and stochastic calls to violence that Trump presented in Youngstown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The idea of America as a true “land of opportunity” is anathema to their ideal of a nation of “classes and orders” where every person knows their place and morbidly rich white men are in charge. Crazy Alert! Trump Is pushing FBI looking for Hillary's emails at Mar-a-Lago?! The Internet solves Trump's "Peekaboo" Letitia James slur. John Harwood sums It up in a tweet - the juxtaposition of two events in NYC today - Biden's speech to the UN and the NY AG's fraud suit against the Trumps - underscores the simplest contrast: a decent man who believes in the American experiment has replaced an indecent con man, who does not, as president of the US. Executive Director of YAFFED, Naftuli Moster reveals sub standard basic education for students in some Hasidic schools.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
CNN is a cable news network in flux. Earlier this month, John Harwood, its White House correspondent, announced his departure one day after he stated on air that, “The Republican Party right now is led by a dishonest demagogue. Many, many Republicans are rallying behind his lies about the 2020 election.” The network also recently fired Brian Stelter, a frequent critic of Trump and Fox News. The changes at CNN have caused speculation that these moves may be influenced by cable mogul, John Malone, one of its major investors, who has praised Fox News and openly expressed a hope that CNN would “evolve back to the kind of journalism that it started with, and actually have journalists, which would be unique and refreshing.” But where is the middle ground when some politicians routinely attack the truth as lies and push misinformation as truth? We'll talk to media critic Jay Rosen about the future of journalism in a post-Trump era. Guests: Jay Rosen, press critic and editor, PressThink.org; professor of journalism, New York University
New masters, new direction: CNN fired Brian Stelter and cancelled his show Reliable Sources (which was on the air for 30 years) and then, on September 2nd, John Harwood, was pushed out the door as well.Cable News Network was the brainchild of Ted Turner and it was based on a revolutionary concept at the time, a concept that changed the notion that news could only be reported at fixed times throughout the day. CNN was the world's first 24-hour television news network, and it made its debut on June 1st 1980 from its HQ in Atlanta Georgia. As we said in the intro, in its first years of operation, CNN lost money and was ridiculed as the Chicken Noodle Network but they started growing, covering events all over the world LIVE and their audience grew. If you like our content, please become a patron. John Malone is a right-leaning billionaire libertarian, close friend of the Murdoch family, and key Warner Bros Discovery board member. In 2021, CNN at AT&T spined off and combined Warner Media with Discovery, so now CNN is a Warner Bros Discovery WBD entity. And with this change of corporate hands, came a new board and .. new masters. Both Brian Stelter and John Harwood described Donald Trump as a “demagogue” in their last appearances on the network. 1, 2 John Malone, a Fox News fan and Trump donor, has deep and longstanding ties with David Zaslav, the CEO of WBD. In an interview with CNBC in 2021, John Malone said, “I would like to see CNN evolve back to the kind of journalism that it started with, and actually have journalists, which would be unique and refreshing.” 3 He proposed a model: “Fox News, in my opinion, has followed an interesting trajectory of trying to have ‘news' news, I mean some actual journalism, embedded in a program schedule of all opinions.” Hen also said, according to Vox, that “a time of change” is coming.. Is CNN turning into Fox News Light? Malone has denied he is “directly involved” in any decisions about CNN, but multiple current and former staffers who spoke to journalists are indicating that Malone is indirectly dictating an agenda to Chris Licht, the newly installed CNN boss. 4 1. Brian Stelter. Brian Stelter speaks about cancellation of his CNN show 'Reliable Sources'. Youtube. August 2022. ⇤2. Ramon Antonio Vargas. Correspondent abruptly leaves CNN after calling Trump a ‘demagogue'. The Guardian. September 2022. ⇤3. Amanda Northrop. Why billionaire John Malone's shadow looms over CNN. Vox. August 2022. ⇤4. Adam Parkhomenko. Tweet: The new head of CNN met with Congressional Republicans and is now checking off their to do list. Twitter. September 2022. ⇤
WHERE'S TRUMP'S DENIAL? A BLOCK (1:50) SPECIAL COMMENT: Everybody from Lindsey Graham to Marco Rubio to Kellyanne Conway attacked The Washington Post for reporting the FBI found a Top Secret document stashed at Mar-a-Lago "describing a foreign government's...nuclear capabilities." But who came out and said 'Nah, Trump DIDN'T DO IT?' Isn't ANYBODY going to deny it? (3:57) Even some nonsensical 'he did it to secure the documents' defense? No? Nothing? (4:24) Three DAYS before Nixon resigned, Congressman Chuck Wiggins was still insisting Nixon was innocent! Three days! NOBODY believes Trump DIDN'T do this! (6:00) Or is the "foreign government" really Israel and they're all too terrified to say anything? (6:25) But if it were Israel wouldn't Mitch McConnell throw Trump overboard to protect his own ass? (7:30) The other news: Steve Bannon Day. He says "they'll have to kill me first." Sounds like a plan. (7:42) Who is William S. Russell and why does the January 6 Grand Jury want to hear from him? (8:30) And yes, CNN led an hour last night pushing one of the 'The Real Crime Is The Leak' stories. The turning has begun. (11:00) When new CNN boss Chris Licht and I were together at MSNBC, I thought he ate glue (11:15) I've known Licht's first talent hire - Cop Apologist John Miller - since I worked with him in 1978! If you need a living symbol of CNN's coming conservatism, Miller is it. He's so bad that even New York Mayor Eric Adams (himself an ex-cop) apologized for him! B BLOCK (18:30) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DIE: Deserey, and a desperate need for fosters in NYC (20:55) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: The problem with Obama's portrait, comparative life expectancy, Oath Keepers in our midst. (22:55) IN SPORTS: The guy from the Minnesota Twins? His cousin wrote Hamilton; Jerry Seinfeld blames "Timmy Trumpet" for the Mets slide; MSG boss Jim Dolan steps in political crap yet again (28:00) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Fox News screwing up the bio of a founding father, Senator Ron Johnson, and Michigan's Kristina Karamo vie for honors. C BLOCK (32:10) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: The man I met on 9/11, who cheated death because the regular men's room attendant at a top New York City restaurant. It's the story of that sad anniversary, in miniature.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
ARREST TRUMP WHILE WE STILL CAN A BLOCK (1:48) SPECIAL COMMENT: After the Rubber Stamp Judge he appointed has fabricated law to protect him from justice, Trump has again demanded that "they" overthrow the duly-elected government of the United States - 20 MONTHS TO THE DAY SINCE JANUARY 6TH (3:06) Arrest him NOW while we still can and before he sells the secrets he stole (4:39) Since we know he does not care if the next coup is violent or not, we must stop him NOW (6:05) "Judge" Cannon listened to Trump's "swirling allegation of bias" and used them as an excuse to issue a lawless ruling (8:55) We must act as if we had been invaded by a foreign nation with allies inside this country (9:05) There are six steps that can be taken: including impeaching Cannon, declaring the Federalist Society factory of treason as what it is: a Terrorist organization, search for more stolen documents at Bedminster and Trump Tower, double the number of 1/6 Committee hearings, have President Biden again give his Philadelphia speech (only this time with the gloves off) and ARREST. TRUMP. NOW. WHILE. WE. STILL. CAN. B BLOCK (19:36) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Rufio (21:02) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: Trump's rally proves everything Biden said was true, and then some, plus the British have made a lookalike for Evil Tweety Bird their new Prime Minister (24:13) IN SPORTS: Nadal loses, Seal is there (under the name Seal Seal), Judge is poised to break Maris's record, the Oakland couple is sought, and Final Jeopardy is a sports question (28:45) WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: Brianna Kellar, Jonathan Truly and Kristina "F it, I'll kill us all" Karamo vie for the honors. C BLOCK (33:30) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: First the Republicans ran a 9/11 Snuff Film unannounced - on MSNBC - and I apologized to our viewers. Then the Republicans told Tom Brokaw: if you don't get Olbermann fired, McCain won't show up to the Presidential Debate YOU are moderating. It all goes down hill from there, and the end result was: I got $22,000,000. Thanks Tom! Oh and ARREST. TRUMP. NOW. WHILE. WE. STILL. CAN. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chris Licht and John Malone are attempting to take CNN in a new direction. We're not sure if Chris Licht and John Malone anticipated the level of backlash they'd receive by changing directions for CNN. The hashtag boycott CNN was trending on Twitter last Friday...when John Harwood announced he was "leaving" the network. We reveal and react to some of the woke calls to refuse to watch CNN. We discuss the recent on-air changes at CNN...from Brian Stelter to John Harwood. We explain that CNN is struggling to create an identity...and the network isn't drawing ratings because they're not appealing to either side.
This week On The Porch with Front Porch Music we have Canadian country artist Brian John Harwood. Brian John Harwood is no stranger to the world of Canadian country music. He has made a name for himself as both a solo artist and as one half of the duo Kansas Stone. We talked a lot about food. We learned that he was a chef, he has an addiction to TimBiebs, and makes one hell of a Caesar. We didn't only talk about food though. We had a great conversation that ran the gamut. How he got started in music, got past his shy nature, his artistic expression, and what an artist's life is like as both a solo artist and as part of a duo. It doesn't get much more real than Brian John Harwood. So please, enjoy our conversation with Canadian country artist Brian John Harwood. Thanks for tuning in to the latest episode of On The Porch with Front Porch Music!Thanks so much for checking out this episode of On The Porch with Front Porch Music. If you liked it, please rate, review and subscribe … It's the easiest way to support our show. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join us On The Front Porch, every other Tuesday.On The Porch with Front Porch Music is a Front Porch Production and hosted by Logan Miller and Jenna Weishar. This episode was edited and produced by Jason Saunders. The theme song for this podcast was written, produced, and performed by Owen Riegling.Support the show
In today's episode, I have to open with more revelations from the head of the Texas State Police, Steven C. McCraw. One of the teachers who died was still alive after being shot. She called her husband to tell him that very thing and when he tried to advance, he was stopped by other officers, his weapon confiscated, and escorted from the scene. She was still alive, as were many children, and they chose to stand-down. Additionally, it seems no one ever checked the door to see if it was locked and based on video, it seems it never was. There was no reason not to enter the room and neutralize the shooter and begin immediate triage to “prevent further loss of life.” We then talk more about the staffers Stephen Colbert sent into the Capitol, to basically, trespass, disrupt Congress and deface Federal property. But, in a two-tiered system, because they are Democrats and are only following the orders of a righteous and virtuous liberal, their crimes are not really anything worth pursuing. Now, those exact same charges have kept other Americans imprisoned for over a year, but we know the difference, right? They are deplorable. They are rubes. They are lower beings who have nothing but anger and viciousness in their heart. So, they must be prosecuted to the fullest extent possible. Onto the cost of gasoline at the pump. President Joe Biden has decided to ask Congress to implement a 90 day moratorium on the collection of federal gas tax, which amounts to about $.18/gallon. CNN's John Harwood had to admit it was basically a gimmick, putting a bandage over the sore, without really treating it. Even President Barack Obama, in 2008, when running for office, said a gas tax holiday was a gimmick, saying it was not really tackling the problems the need to be tackled. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made a bad slip of the tongue when trying to address the price at the pump, saying the President was doing all he could to “elevate” the price. Oops! The Chevron CEO put out a public statement, very similar to the one ExxonMobil did last weeks, saying the Administration needed to have more consistency in it's policies for drilling, leasing and the infrastructure necessary to get the oil to the refineries. What did the President say to that? He made a smarmy quip, saying he didn't know they'd get their feelings hurt that quickly. Finally, I close with an insightful poll conducted by Rassmussen. They wanted to determine what the top issues are in this country as we head to the midterms. The interesting twist to this poll was they divided it into two distinct groups: voters vs. Legacy media. They wanted to see if journalists have their fingers on the pulse of the people. Not surprising, they could not be more off base if they lived on the moon. Not a single issue voters feel are the top issues are reflected in what the Legacy media thinks is important. In order, voters list rising gasoline prices, inflation, the economy, violent crime, election integrity, school issues, election cheating and illegal immigration as the top most concerning issues we face. However, according to the press, their top issues, in order, are climate change, abortion rights, Capitol riot investigation, Covid-19, LGBTQ+ issues and Ukraine. This is why I constantly remind you not to trust the mainstream media and why I call them nothing more than the propaganda wing of the Democrat party. That one poll speaks volumes! So, turn off the news and just tune into me daily to get the news you need without any allegiance to the Leftist agenda of wanting to fundamentally transforming our nation. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page.
Top Associated Press editor Julie Pace joins Brian Stelter to discuss. Plus: Danielle Belton, John Harwood, Robby Soave, Brian Fung, and more. Amy Doyle shares memories of her father Mark Shields, the longtime PBS and CNN analyst who died at age 85. Ibram X. Kendi addresses the media's coverage of race education. And Kaya Yurieff explains why "everyone wants to be TikTok." To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Highlights: “What kind of nation sends $40 billion to supposedly protect the most corrupt country in Europe but doesn't spend a dime on protecting our own kids? What kind of nation does that?” “These horrors happen because we are sick and no one exemplifies that sickness more than Democrats.”“I think you can see the pattern here. For Democrats, everything wrong in this nation is always someone else's fault. It's always you. It's not them; it's NEVER them. It's always you. You're the problem or Republicans are the problem, or pro-lifers, or racism, but never them.”“The left has become so cognitively incoherent, that it's becoming increasingly obvious to the vast majority of the population that they are frankly, for lack of a better term, sick. It's being widely recognized that Democrats have mutually exclusive talking points for every mass shooting.”“The sickening truth is that the Democratic Party consistently exploits the horrors of events like this for their political expedience. But the good news is that more people than ever are on to them.”Timestamps: [02:10] The horrific mass shooting in Texas and what Biden had to say about it[04:50] How Tucker Carlson responded to all of this and how AOC and John Harwood reacted differently[07:30] How many are calling out the morally repulsive Democrat Party[11:22] Why the Democrat's latest exploitive desecrations are not just failing but backfiringResources: Get your own MyPillow here. Enter my code TURLEY at checkout to get a DISCOUNT: https://www.mypillow.com/turleySupport this channel. Get Your Brand-New PATRIOT T-Shirts and Merch Here: https://store.turleytalks.com/Ep. 971 Leftist HYSTERIA Over Buffalo Shooting BACKFIRES!!!It's time to CHANGE AMERICA and Here's YOUR OPPORTUNITY To Do Just That! https://change.turleytalks.com/PatriotSwitch.comBecome a Turley Talks Insiders Club Member and get your first week FREE!!: https://insidersclub.turleytalks.com/welcomeFight Back Against Big Tech Censorship! Sign-up here to discover Dr. Steve's different social media options …. but without censorship! https://www.turleytalks.com/en/alternative-media.com Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and/or leave a review.Do you want to be a part of the podcast and be our sponsor? Click here to partner with us and defy liberal culture!If you would like to get lots of articles on conservative trends make sure to sign-up for the 'New Conservative Age Rising' Email Alerts.
[00:30] A Zero-COVID Policy (13 minutes)The Communist Chinese Party is currently enforcing a zero-COVID lockdown policy in Shanghai and other Chinese cities. Citizens are not permitted to leave their homes on any grounds except to get a coronavirus test. These strict lockdown measures are destroying businesses, creating food shortages, and causing starvation and even suicide. As a result, protests are erupting across the city. [13:25] Biden Can't Help America? (5 minutes)CNN columnist John Harwood wrote that Joe Biden is confronting a host of problems “he can't do much to solve,” referring to the runaway inflation, the southern border crisis, skyrocketing crime rates and much more. This is the new talking point on the Communist left: Problems are worsening, but the president of the United States cannot be expected to solve them. [18:15] Frank James Memory-Holed (6 minutes)Less than a week after black nationalist Frank James shot 10 people on a Brooklyn subway train, a simple Google search shows that news of this particular mass shooting has all but disappeared. As PJ Media noted, “When a story doesn't fit the establishment media narrative, it tends to disappear quickly.” [24:05] No More Zuckerberg Donations? (8 minutes)When Donald Trump was running for reelection in 2020, Meta Platform CEO Mark Zuckerberg donated hundreds of millions of dollars to support Joe Biden's campaign. But for the midterm elections this November, Zuckerberg isn't donating anything. Why the abrupt change? [31:55] Bible Study: Christ Our Passover (23 minutes)In this segment, we begin our study of the meaning of Passover and the feast of Unleavened Bread.
In today's episode, we cover several subjects since we last met. The first is our continued discussion over Elon Musk trying to buy Twitter. In a move late Friday, the board of Twitter decided to enact the “poison pill” strategy to prevent the hostile takeover. Basically, they want to either flood the market with stock or offer existing shareholders, not including Elon Musk, an option to buy stocks at a deeply discounted rate. This will devalue the shares and financially hurt the company, pushing to make the stock worthless, hence the term, poison pill. This strategy is meant to drive away the person or entity vying for a takeover. The huge risk comes in two after effects. First, Elon Musk could choose to sell all of his shares, making the stock price fall even further, perhaps tanking the company. Second, existing shareholders can sue Twitter and its board for failing to follow through on their fiduciary duty to protect the shareholders and the valuation of the company. Elon Musk has put Twitter between a rock and a hard place. Why? Because the company is terrified of allowing freedom of speech on it's platform. And, quite likely, even more terrified of having their secrets found out when Musk takes them private and exposes them for what they've been doing. Following the Twitter discussion, I address a piece written by CNN's John Harwood, where he tries to explain Biden does not have the power to help with the inflation, the crisis at the border, issues with rampant crime or just about anything else challenging our nation. He's just the president of the United States of America, right? Well, I give John a lot of suggestions on how our chief executive can have an impact in each of those areas. Next, John Durham, the independent counsel investigating the Russian collusion hoax dropped another bomb in court filings. The latest showed both the FBI and the CIA looked at the supposed data showing collusion between Donald Trump and a Russian bank and determined what they has been given was “not technically plausible” and was “user created.” This is another huge blow to the credibility of both the FBI and the CIA because they knew this in 2017 and allowed the investigation and following impeachment to occur as though the documents were true. Finally, Biden's Covid adviser, Ashish Jha was on This Week on ABC and said Covid was still a problem and we are not going to be rid of it anytime soon. To me, hearing this and reading the tea leaves, Democrats are setting the stage for the 2020 Election 2.0. They will push hard for mail-in and drop off voting to keep people from gathering at the polls. They need to recreate the same scenario where ballot harvesting and bypassing voter ID is paramount for them to avoid the oncoming red wave. We all need to be aware of this plan and do all we can to get out and vote and resist their attempts to create ways to stuff the ballot boxes in their favor. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show.
Barrie, Ontario's Brian John Harwood believes the path to success in the music business is paved with hard work and songs that come from an honest place. You can get to know Brian by listening to his songs and watching his music videos "All That I Was Missing", "Dad","Good Boy", "First", etc. He believes in sharing who he is and what he values through his writing. Brian has just released his new single "Savin' Up For A Friday" featuring the legendary Jason McCoy. The song was written by Brian, Jason & Dustin Bird - Dustin prodced the track. Along with his successful singles as a solo artist, Brian is known for being 1/2 of the country duo Kansas Stone along with Matt Davey. There's lots to talk about with Brian including the latest update on his adorable 6 month old twin girls. There's no slowing Brian down from living a life full of music & constant releases that keep taking his career to a new level.
Top CNN reporter with down syndrome John Harwood highlights why Democrats are going to lose in the next several elections in what can only be described as a journalistic wet fart. In an article he published over the weekend Mr. Harwood seeks to blame Trump for the Russia/Ukraine war because…. Trump held a beauty pageant in Moscow back in 2013. As the left scrambles to blame everyone and everything (other than themselves) for their irredeemable policies and intellectual fallacies they reveal more and more that they are individuals incapable of understanding that their actions have extremely negative consequences on literally everyone other than them. Additionally George Takei has come under fire for suggesting Americans should be prepared to sacrifice a little in order to support Ukraine. But are those criticisms just? We'll be talking about that today on the Woke is Broke Podcast. Stay safe, stay informed, and God bless. Donate to the Show: paypal.me/WokeIsBroke https://venmo.com/Joshua-Stanko-1 Buy My Book: https://www.amazon.com/Rockers-Creek-Joshua-Stanko/dp/B08PXK138L/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=rockers+creek&qid=1621606729&sr=8-3 Share Us on Social Media: Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/WokeisBrokePodcast Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2OaMCvQAFSszo7uYgJy0mR Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-778115 Apple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/woke-is-broke-podcast/id1608979751
As the Omicron surge continues, the U.S. is now averaging nearly 200,000 new Covid cases per day, and the biggest concern, with New Year's Eve celebrations around the corner - will a spike in hospitalizations and death come next? Plus, President Biden closes out his first year in office where he began, with his giant rewrite of the American social safety net still unfinished. Senator Cardin says the Democrats are "open" to breaking Build Back Better into stand-alone bills, but will this be enough to stop their infighting? And with Covid clashes, shouting matches on the House floor and videos depicting the murder of a colleague, the mood at the Capitol is toxic. Is civility over in Washington? On today's show: Infectious disease expert Professor William Haseltine, Seung Min Kim of the Washington Post, CNN's Eva Mckend, CNN's John Harwood, CNN's Ryan Noble and CNN's Lucy Kafanov. Hosted by Phil Mattingly, in for John King. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Brian John Harwood is Rob's guest on Friday Live! Brian, of Kansas Stone has stepped out on his own, and is owning it! As busy as he is with a brand new family, he never stops the creative process, and looking to continue to reach for his goals...We talk kids, tunes and Christmas traditions on this edition of Friday Live!
The President announces new vaccine mandates, admitting he's frustrated by the unvaccinated, saying “your refusal has cost all of us”. The mandates, which could cover 100 million Americans, are part of the six-point plan Biden announced yesterday to fight the pandemic amid the delta surge and stalled vaccination rate. GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy has called the vaccine mandates ‘un-American'. Attorney General Merrick Garland calls Texas' new restrictive abortion law a ‘scheme to nullify the constitution' that creates ‘bounty hunters', with Justice Breyer calling the SCOTUS decision on the law, “very, very, very wrong”. The DOJ is taking action where the conservative majority Supreme Court wouldn't, and is preparing to sue Texas over the six-week abortion ban. With less than a week until the California recall election, Governor Gavin Newsom faces an up-hill battle in one of the bluest State's reddest counties. CNN's Lucy Kavanaugh speaks to voters in Bakersfield, Kern. Conservative talk radio host Larry Elder has baselessly raised the possibility of ‘shenanigans' in the election. Covid cases are surging in Kentucky. Hospitals are overwhelmed, with not enough staff to meet rising demand. Governor Andy Beshear has called in FEMA Strike Teams, The National Guard and has deployed nursing students all over the State. On tonight's panel: CNN's Dr. Jonathan Reiner, Laura Coates, John Harwood, Amanda Carpenter, Ana Navarro, Scott Jennings, Miguel Marquez and Ron Brownstein. Plus: Cedric Richmond, Matthew Dowd, Dr. William Schaffer and Arthur Caplan. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
The White House slams Texas Governor Greg Abbots' defense of his State's restrictive abortion law, claiming he'll eliminate rape. The Wall Street Journal reports the Biden administration is preparing to sue Texas over the law. Mask wars are getting vicious and vaccine conspiracy theories continue to perpetuate, with some believing the Covid-19 vaccine was held back until the Biden Administration came into leadership. The truth being, however, that the former president did in fact get vaccinated. President Biden will outline his six-pronged strategy to curb the delta variant tomorrow, which will include vaccine mandates and testing. The White House moves to a sharper, populist message to keep Democrats together in order to advance Biden's agenda, with its message to Democrats: ‘you're either with Biden or against him'. Senator Manchin lays out a long list of demands as key Senate Chairs try to win his vote on The President's $3.5 trillion budget plan. Children now account for 1 in 4 weekly Covid-19 cases, a 250% jump from five weeks ago, with child hospitalizations hitting an all-time high as schools open. That, as Covid cases surge in a vaccine resistant Missouri community; only 27% of eligible Van Buren residents are vaccinated, as skepticism continues to remain high in the Ozarks. The largest Confederate statue remaining in the United States - one representing General Robert E. Lee, in Richmond, Virginia, has been removed. That statue will be placed in storage at a state-owned facility until a decision is made on its permanent home. On tonight's panel: CNN's David Axelrod, Bakari Sellers, John Harwood, John Avlon and Dr. Jonathan Reiner. Plus: Rep. Jim Clyburn, Matthew Dowd, Dr. Dimitri Christakis, Jon Meacham and Jennifer Granholm. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Covid-19 cases, hospitalisations and deaths are on the rise with more than 163,000 new cases per day in the U.S, four times higher than Labor Day 2020. Dr Fauci says the Pfizer vaccine booster shot is likely to be ready by the September 20 rollout but the Moderna booster may be delayed. President Biden is to visit flood ravaged communities in New York and New Jersey tomorrow as the regions reel from deadly storms with hundreds of thousands still without power. 52 deaths in the Northeast are blamed on the storm. Around 500,000 customers are still without power in Louisiana. Biden's approval rating falls to the lowest of his presidency to date, as The White House faces the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, surging pandemic numbers and storm disasters. Attorney General Merrick Garland Pledges to protect abortion clinics in Texas that may come ‘under attack', with federal law enforcement support, following Texas' restrictive abortion law. With campaign support from Vice President Harris, Governor Gavin Newsom rallies voters in Los Angeles ahead of the critical final stretch of the California recall. On tonight's panel: CNN's John Harwood, Martin Savidge, Charlie Dent and Joe Lockhart. Plus: Francisco Moya, Dr Megan Ranney and Kim Wehle. Hosted by Laura Coates, in for Don Lemon. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
President Biden fires back at critics, vehemently defending the U.S withdrawal from Afghanistan, ‘respectfully disagreeing' evacuations should have started sooner, adding there is no deadline for evacuating remaining Americans ‘if they want to come out'. Sources tell CNN that the U.S. negotiated a secret deal with the Taliban to escort groups of Americans to the Kabul airport gates. Republican hypocrisy is on full display over Afghanistan as GOP lawmakers fearmonger over the presence of Afghan refugees in the U.S. Hurricane Ida has left more than 1 million people without power along the Gulf Coast, amid scorching heat. Food, water and gasoline are also in short supply. In order to best manage the crisis, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has advised evacuees ‘do not return until we are ready to receive you'. A Texas abortion law is set to take effect tonight, and if it not blocked, could effectively end Roe v. Wade. Texas' 6-week abortion ban lets private citizens sue in an unprecedented legal approach. Lawmakers are waiting to see if the Supreme Court intervenes in the controversial ban. Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy warns telecommunications companies not to comply with the January 6th White House Select Committee request to preserve records of lawmakers and private citizens, stating such an act would be in violation of federal law and would be subject to companies losing their ability to operate in the U.S. On tonight's panel: CNN's David Axelrod, John Harwood, Charlie Dent, Brian Todd, Jeffrey Toobin, Laura Coates, Amanda Carpenter, and Scott Jennings. Plus: Matthew Dowd, Cynthia Lee Sheng, Debbie Jordan and Elliot Ackerman. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
BREAKING NEWS: the last troops withdraw from Afghanistan, ending America's longest War. President Biden will address the nation tomorrow on the largest non-combatant evacuation in history. U.S. and coalition aircraft evacuated more than 123,000 civilians. The Secretary of state Antony Blinken reports there are 100-200 Americans still in Afghanistan who want to leave. As the Pandemic rages and mask wars break out across the country, three conservative radio hosts have died of Covid-19, including ‘Mr Anti-Vax' Mark Bernier. The U.S. is averaging 155,277 new Coronavirus cases a day, up 5% in a week. 1.1 million customers are without power and a fourth Louisiana hospital is being evacuated amid power outages in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. Over 5000 National Guard members are undertaking search and rescue operations. With two reported fatalities so far, the Ida death toll is expected to rise. New Orleans is left in the dark after category 4 Hurricane Ida takes down power in the City. Chef Jose Handres joins to discuss the World Central Kitchen's efforts to feed storm victims there. On tonight's panel: CNN's John Harwood, Alexander Marquardt and Pedram Javaheri. Plus: General Kenneth McKenzie, William Cohen, Cedric Richmond, Major General Keith Waddell, Lt. General Mark Hertling, Dr Mark Laperouse, William Haseltine and Jose Handres. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
BREAKING NEWS: The U.S. has conducted an air strike against an ISIS-K 'planner'. U.S. Central Command spokesman, Navy Captain Bill Urban, has said the unmanned air strike occurred in Afghanistan and initial indications are that the target was killed. No civilian casualties are known of at this time. The U.S. embassy in Kabul advises U.S. citizens to leave the gates of Hamid Karzai Airport immediately to avoid traveling to the airport following a warning from the President's National Security Team that another terror attack is likely. The Pentagon has confirmed there was one explosion in the ISIS-K terror attack outside the airport yesterday not two, as they originally reported. The bomber wore a suicide vest. Louisiana and Mississippi face both hurricane and storm surge warnings as Hurricane Ida bears down on the Gulf Coast with the concern it will make land-fall as a category 4 tomorrow. A Judge has ruled against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' ban on mask mandates in schools. Despite his continual threats of removing funding, the majority of school districts in large populated areas rebelled against the Governor. Florida reported more Covid cases in the last week than any other since the beginning of the pandemic with 17,000 cases in schools. The assault on voting rights is spreading across the country. 18 states have enacted 30 new laws just this year. House Democrats passed the John Lewis Voting Rights Act this week, but the bill faces an uphill climb in the Senate. On tonight's panel: CNN's Kaitlan Collins, Alex Marquardt, Lieutenant General Mark Hertling, Karen McGinnis, John Harwood, James Clapper, Dr. Larry Brilliant and Suzanne Malveaux. Plus: William Cohen, Matthew Dowd, Colonel Scott Mann, Afghanistan Veteran Lieutenant Jason Redman and political commentator Amanda Carpenter. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
BREAKING NEWS: Twin suicide bomb blasts in Kabul take the lives of 13 U.S. service members and leave 18 wounded. Officials in Kabul say more than 60 Afghans were killed. President Biden is directing military leaders to draw up plans to strike militant group ISIS-K, as he vows to hunt down the terrorists and continue with the mission to get Americans and Afghan allies out of Afghanistan. But what does this mean for The President's exit strategy? The White House says that President Biden never considered changing the August 31 deadline for withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Afghanistan. Approximately 1,000 Americans are still in the country. Afghan refugees are beginning to arrive in the U.S. for resettlement but will undergo the lengthy multi-step application process for Special Immigrant Visas to the U.S. On tonight's panel: CNN's Kaitlan Collins, Oren Lieberman, Sam Kiley, General Wesley Clark, David Axelrod, John Harwood, Jim Sciutto, Fareed Zakaria, Evan Perez and Douglas Brinkley. Plus Philip Mudd, Eliot Ackerman, Colonel Cedric Leighton and General Kenneth F. McKenzie. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
President Biden announces he will stick to his August 31 deadline for U.S. Troops to leave Afghanistan, as the pace of Afghan evacuations hits an all-time high at 12,700 people in 24 hours. However, senior administration officials have admitted that many deserving Afghans who the U.S. wanted to help will be left behind. The Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, will have a detailed report on the number of Americans still left in the country, tomorrow. Former Defense Secretary William Cohen joins to give his perspective. In pandemic news, the White House is making progress in getting more Americans vaccinated with 6 million shots being the highest seven-day total in a month and a half. The delta variant is spreading and is averaging more than 1,000 Covid deaths daily. Hospitalizations tripled over the past month and the number of children testing positive for Covid is now at levels not seen since last winter. 5 to 11-year-olds are the next group for FDA vaccination approval. The House has approved the budget frame work that will pave the way for Democrats to spend $3.5 trillion on a sweeping economic package, and has also passed the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, 219-212. CNN's John Harwood and Ron Brownstein join to discuss. The President has been given a classified briefing on the findings of his 90-day review on the origins of Covid-19. There had been a split in the intelligence community over whether or not it could have been a possible lab leak, or if it jumped from animals to humans. CNN's Kaitlin Collins reports from The White House. Finally, the sad news that Charlie Watts, legendary drummer of The Rolling Stones has passed away aged 80. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
The FDA has given full approval to the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for people who are aged 16 and older. Over 80 million eligible people are still unvaccinated with many citing lack of official approval as a reason. Dr Peter Hotez joins to discuss the impact this development could have in the face of continuing misinformation from anti-vaccine groups and right-wing political extremists. President Biden is considering extending his deadline for removing all U.S. troops from Afghanistan, which is now just eight days away. Some are advising the President against staying longer, citing potential terror threats with the Taliban threatening consequences if the U.S delays withdrawal beyond August 31. The pace of evacuations, however, is ramping up with 10,900 people evacuated over a 12-hour stretch today. CNN's Charlie Dent and CEO of the Messina Group, Jim Messina join to give their perspectives. Sources tell CNN the White House Select Committee investigating the January 6th insurrection plans to ask telecommunications companies to preserve the phone records of multiple people, including some members of Congress. Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff, Deputy Chair of the Committee, joins to give his insight on the questions the investigation seeks answers to. Moderate Democrats are threatening to withhold support for the larger budget bill unless they are given a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. CNN's John Harwood and John Avlon join to discuss the internal threat to derail President Biden's economic agenda. ‘The Quiet Rage of the Responsible' - vaccinated Americans are losing patience with those refusing vaccines and masks as Covid-19 cases surge. New York Times Columnist Paul Krugman joins to discuss his recent article on the issue. Finally, following record-breaking rain, flash flooding in Tennessee has killed at least 21 people with hundreds of home now uninhabitable. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
There are nearly five times as many Americans in hospital with Covid-19 as there were two months ago. With the delta variant surging, the President announces the rollout of booster shots for fully vaccinated adults in the U.S. to start September 20th, pending sign-off from the FDA. Experts are split on the third dose. Dr. David Rubin, Director of PolicyLab at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, joins to give his perspective. Americans and the world watch as disaster unfolds in Afghanistan. The U.S. Embassy in Kabul warns it cannot ensure safe passage to Hamid Karzai Airport despite the Pentagon saying the Taliban guarantee safe passage. President Biden now says troops may stay past his August 31st deadline if all Americans are not evacuated. President Biden has slammed Governors who have banned mask mandates in schools for their own political gain, including Texas Governor Greg Abbott who issued an executive order banning school districts from requiring masks and Florida Governor Ron Desantis, who reacted negatively to the Miami-Dade School Board's vote today in favor of a mask mandate. CNN Political Commentators Ana Navarro and Scott Jennings join to discuss the mask mandate controversy in these high coronavirus transmission states. President Biden is on the defensive insisting the chaos in Afghanistan amid the U.S. troops withdrawal is not a failure of intelligence planning or execution and says there is no way the U.S. could have withdrawn without Afghanistan falling into chaos. CNN's John Harwood and USA Today's Kirsten Powers join to give their perspectives. Finally, right-wing commentators continue to use the crisis in Afghanistan to push an anti-refugee sentiment, stoking fears in the immigration debate. CNN's Juliette Kayyem and The Washington Post's Craig Whitlock join to discuss the myths and misinformation around this issue. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
During the first season of ~ing Podcast, we've heard many stories from people who are leading, growing, and being as people of God. We've also navigated a global pandemic together. In the midst of this tension, we pause today to sit down with five different pastors who have been ministering during the pandemic. Rev. Greg Milinovich is Senior Pastor at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in State College, PA; Justin Fung is Pastor of Leadership and Spiritual Formation at Christ City Church in Washington, DC; Jen Gruendler is Youth and Young Adult Minister at Zumbro Lutheran in Rochester, MN; Rev. John Harwood is Priest in Charge at St. Mark's Episcopal in Lewistown, PA; and Rev. Matthew Yoder is Pastor of Grace Mennonite Church in Pandora, OH. We are grateful for the continued support of Everence, a faith-based financial services organization who believe it's possible to incorporate your faith and values with your decisions about money. To take a closer look at the difference it makes when your financial services company is rooted in something more than making a profit visit Everence.com. Securities offered through ProEquities Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. ~ing Podcast is a production of MennoMedia, a nonprofit Publisher that creates thoughtful, Anabaptist resources to enrich faith in a complex world. To find out more, visit us online at MennoMedia.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ing-pod/message
On his first foreign trip as President, Joe Biden is delighting the country's closest allies as he says on the world stage America is back. Meanwhile, he prepares to take a hard line against Russian President Vladimir Putin at their Wednesday summit. And, following revelations that Trump's Justice Department secretly seized the phone records belonging to two Democratic congressmen, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are demanding answers. Plus, a bipartisan group of lawmakers have proposed a new infrastructure plan, but can it earn enough votes to clear the Senate? On today's panel: CNN's John Harwood, Olivier Knox of the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal's Vivian Salama, Laura Barron Lopez of Politico, Politico's Melanie Zanona; CNN Legal Analyst Carrie Cordero.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Don starts the show talking about Republican ignorance and distorting of facts, highlighting Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's comparison of the House mask mandate to the holocaust and GOP leadership's lack of reprimanding their members lying and pushing conspiracy theories. One year after the killing of George Floyd, we hear about an Axios-Ipsos poll where a majority of Republican's think race relations have improved and more on the GOP leadership attempting to stop the Jan. 6 Commission from taking place. Matthew Dowd, former Chief Strategist for former President George W. Bush weighs in with Don. Axios National Political Reporter Johnathan Swan and Don discuss why the GOP can't quit the big lie regarding the 2020 election. Then, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith talks with Don about LeBron James' refusal to clarify his vaccination status. Former Rep. Charlie Dent and CNN's John Harwood go deeper on the state of the GOP, followed by more on Rep. Taylor Greene's anti-Semitic comments with CNN's Donnie O'Sullivan. Then, Michael G. Masters, National Director and CEO of the Secure Community Network, and Don discuss the raised threat level facing the Jewish community. CNN's David Culver speaks with Don about new information on Wuhan researchers falling severely sick in November 2019, which raises questions about the origin of COVID-19. CNN's Richard Quest and The Washington Post's Max Boot, talk with Don about the forced landing of a Ryanair passenger plane, by Belarus and subsequent arrest of a dissident journalist. NBA legend and VP of the Atlanta Hawks, Dominique Wilkins says he was turned away from an Atlanta restaurant because of the color his skin and relates his experience with Don. Finally, Don and CNN's W. Kamau Bell talk more about what has changed in the year since George Floyd's death. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Brian John Harwood joins Country with Celine for lucky number 13! Brian is the other half of Kanas Stone who decided to taste the solo artists route last year. But don't get it twisted, he is still very much apart of Kansas Stone. Brian shares how Kansas Stone is looking forward to releasing new music this year! As for his solo career, he recently released his new single, “Getaway” which has been a huge hit. In this interview you will get to know Brian and you will feel how genuine of a person he is. He talks about his life growing up and the inspiration behind some of his songs. Brian shares his goals for 2021 which might include a new release in April.. As well as a drive in concert in May.. Take a listen and hear the details. SOCIALS: IG: @brianjohnharwood https://www.brianjohnharwood.com IG: @countrywithceline SONGS: “Getaway” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCm5vRZ6lUM&t=75s “Dad” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTDACJir1Aw “Growing Old” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6-HdPSar_Y “All that I was Missing” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlubL4aK2eQ&t=40s “Together We're Strong - Kansas Stone” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaoDpQh2__o “Hotter Than Summer” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21vwmCq2d9s — Intro Music by Jack Vandervelde - Georgia - https://thmatc.co/?l=82F1F26E Intro Created by https://www.instagram.com/bookitediting/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/countrywithceline/message
First, John Harwood and Michael Smerconish join Chris to discuss the half a million Americans that have lost their lives to coronavirus. Then, Matt Schlapp joins Chris to discuss Trump's plan to make a post-presidency return to CPAC. Chris wraps up the show with Trump's niece Mary Trump on SCOTUS decision allowing the release of Trump's tax returns to NY prosecutor. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
First, John Harwood and Michael Smerconish join Chris to discuss the half a million Americans that have lost their lives to coronavirus. Then, Matt Schlapp joins Chris to discuss Trump's plan to make a post-presidency return to CPAC. Chris wraps up the show with Trump's niece Mary Trump on SCOTUS decision allowing the release of Trump's tax returns to NY prosecutor. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
President Biden's push for his covid relief package is inching closer towards some critical congressional deadlines. Plus, some of the Republican senators who voted to convict former President Trump in his second impeachment trial are facing backlash from party leaders in their own states, while Trump's legal issues are far from over. And just how do schools reopen safely, and do teachers need to be vaccinated before they return to the classroom? On today's program: CNN's Lauren Fox, MJ Lee, and John Harwood. Plus Julie Hirschfeld Davis of the New York Times, Julie Pace of the Associated Press, Annette Anderson from Johns Hopkins University, and former Alabama Democratic Senator Doug Jones. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
First, John Harwood and Michael Smerconish join Chris to discuss Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene mocking Congress after being stripped of her committee positions. Then, Chris goes one on one with Yale University Professor John Stanley on the Trump propaganda video that may have helped incite the Capitol rioters. Chris wraps up the show with Dr. Sanjay Gupta on Biden using the Defense Production Act for Pfizer supplies. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
First, John Harwood and Michael Smerconish join Chris to discuss Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene mocking Congress after being stripped of her committee positions. Then, Chris goes one on one with Yale University Professor John Stanley on the Trump propaganda video that may have helped incite the Capitol rioters. Chris wraps up the show with Dr. Sanjay Gupta on Biden using the Defense Production Act for Pfizer supplies. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
PBL Podcast Jan 21, 2021, Show Notes The PBL Podcast had Merchandise!! Please visit our store and support the show by buying a t-shirt or two, or 30. ;) https://teespring.com/stores/politics-and-brown-liquor (https://teespring.com/stores/politics-and-brown-liquor) ***************************************** Biden's first 17 EO's signed on day one https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/bidens-list-of-executive-orders-calendar-leaked/ (https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/bidens-list-of-executive-orders-calendar-leaked/) Great information from independent journalist Mosako Ganaha on the Jan 6th riots https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/journalist-i-was-watching-john-sullivan-during-the-siege-very-suspicious-behavior/ (https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/journalist-i-was-watching-john-sullivan-during-the-siege-very-suspicious-behavior/) CNN's John Harwood's tweet that should have gotten him fired or reprimanded https://twitter.com/JohnJHarwood/status/1351917313205932032 (https://twitter.com/JohnJHarwood/status/1351917313205932032) ************************************** Subscribe to our show notes @ https://thepblpodcast.com/ (https://thepblpodcast.com/) Help Support the show by buying a membership @ https://www.patreon.com/creator-home (https://www.patreon.com/creator-home) Subscribe to our YouTube channel @ https://www.youtube.com/politicsandbrownliquor (https://www.youtube.com/politicsandbrownliquor) Support this podcast
First, Chris goes one on one with Rep Tim Ryan on the growing threat of armed protests across the country. Then, Dana Bash and John Harwood join Chris to discuss Senate democrats weighing impeachment options. Chris wraps up the show with the attorney for "Qanon Shaman."To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
First, Chris goes one on one with Rep Tim Ryan on the growing threat of armed protests across the country. Then, Dana Bash and John Harwood join Chris to discuss Senate democrats weighing impeachment options. Chris wraps up the show with the attorney for "Qanon Shaman."To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Brian John Harwood visits the podcast to chat about his new single & music video "All That I Was Missing" written as a proposal to his girlfriend. Brian is releasing singles as a solo artist while continuing to release new Kansas Stone material with Matt Davey. Also on the show we'll hear Brian's summer anthem/love song "Hotter Than Summer."
On a special DNC Convention episode of the Bulwark Podcast, Michael Steele and John Harwood join Charlie Sykes to break down the Senate report on Russian interference, the 2020 election, and the first night of the virtual DNC Convention. Special Guests: John Harwood and Michael Steele.
Hey, Counties!How's that isolation going? We hope you're healthy and safe. Reach out and tell us what's up!As always, each episode of Counter Programming will focus on a "counter" of some sort. Today, we learn about step counters, also known as pedometers.Thank you to Jerome Silberman (David) for lending your voice for the intro section of the episode! You can do the same. Record a voice note saying, "Hi, i'm (your name), and you're listening to Counter Programming with Shira & Arielle." Then send it to us!You can reach us by email to tell us how YOU feel about granite - counterprogrammingshiraarielle@gmail.com. You can also reach us on Instagram @counterprogrammingpod.In this episode, we share what we're up to during isolation. Arielle started listening to the Harry Potter series via Audible and is confused by the line between the Muggle and the Wizarding world. Yes, she's 20 years late. Shira got an air fryer for her birthday and has been experimenting with frying all sorts of things, including bagels!Last week, Shira and Arielle decided they'd compete: who could get more steps via their step counters in one week. The results: Shira - 56,626 steps and Arielle - 97,431. And we had a Countie submit her steps: Zari - 96,723. WOW. Close game!There's some debate over who created the first pedometer:First, Leonardo da Vinci, who envisioned a mechanical pedometer as a device with military applications.Jean Fernel, a French craftsman, may have invented the first pedometer in 1525. His invention was in the shape of a watch and had 4 dials. A mechanical pedometer obtained from France was introduced in the US by Thomas Jefferson.Robert Hooke, an English scientist, is also given credit for inventing the pedometer in 1674. His was used by map makers.In 1777 Abraham-Louis Perrelet of Switzerland created the first pedometer/wind-watch, measuring the steps and distance while walking; it was based on a 1770 mechanism of his to power a self-winding watch. However, the first person to officially receive a patent was English watchman, John Harwood, in 1924 by the Swiss and he exhibited the world's first self-winding watch at the 1926 Basle Trade Fair. Our history with pedometers: - Arielle got one at a bar mitzvah in 2002. Loved. - Shira's summer camp (2013) gave out pedometers inspired by Michelle Obama. - We became obsessed with Fitbits/Jawbones when we moved to Jackson because we felt lazy being stuck inside all day.SourceCome back next week as we explore another "counter"-related entity.Thanks for tuning in! Leave us a review on Apple or a comment on Castbox.Tweet at us. Here's Shira. Here's Arielle.Buzzsprout, y'all, the best podcast host in the game. Thank you to Daniel Tureck, our engineer.Thank you to Caio Slikta, our logo designer.Our music is called Tennessee Hayride and it's by Jason Shaw.
President Trump has just declared Coronavirus a NationalEmergency, and people are adjusting to this new shift in American society. Join CNN senior writer Zach Wolf, CNN White House correspondent John Harwood and CNN political reporter Dan Merica as we discuss the political implications of this pandemic.
As Americans prepare to gather and vote in South Carolina and Super Tuesday states, CNN Senior Medical Correspondent Elizabeth Cohen explains how Coronavirus could affect daily lives while CNN White House reporter John Harwood shares what President Trump is going to do about it.
President Trump tweets about an interview in which his attorney general complained... about his tweets. How is the President handling the public rebuke. The 2020 Democrats are getting more comfortable name checking each other in attacks in the countdown to the Nevada caucuses. And President Trump weighs in on which Democrat he'd most like to run against. Today's panel: Julie Hirschfeld Davis with The New York Times, Tarini Parti with The Wall Street Journal, Ginger Gibson with Reuters, and CNN's Jeff Zeleny Also on the program: CNN's Phil Mattingly, John Harwood and Shimon Prokupecz
Today's program was cut short by the president's remarks on his impeachment acquittal. You'll hear our panel talking about the president's attacks on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this morning at the National Prayer Breakfast, and Speaker Pelosi's critical response in her press conference. Today's panel: CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson, John Harwood, Phil Mattingly, and POLITICO's Laura Barron Lopez. Kaitlan Collins also joins us from the White House.
It's all about national security. That's the message House managers hammered home on their final day of opening arguments. Their performance has been praised - even by some Republican colleagues - but have they changed any minds? And who are they trying to convince - GOP senators or American voters? Plus, as President Trump's defense team prepares to take center stage, CNN political director David Chalian previews their strategy with CNN legal analyst Jack Quinn and CNN White House correspondent John Harwood.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is one of the top-tier Democratic candidates for president, near the head of the pack, along with former Vice President Joe Biden, fellow progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders and upstart Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Warren saw some of her momentum stall in national and state polls after she rolled out her proposal to pay for “Medicare for All” in early November and a subsequent plan detailing how she would transition the American health care system to a single-payer model. She also got into high-profile, public battles with billionaires such as Leon Cooperman and Lloyd Blankfein. With the Iowa caucuses coming in early February, the Democratic presidential candidates, particularly those at the top of the field, are scrambling for support among the party’s rank and file. Over the weekend, Warren sat down with CNBC’s John Harwood at the Erickson Community Center in Clinton, Iowa, to discuss the state of her campaign, her vision for remaking American capitalism and what she thinks of impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Former Vice President Joe Biden, who was on the campaign trail in Iowa last week, sat down with CNBC’s John Harwood to discuss a range of topics, including trade, health care, taxes and President Donald Trump’s standing among world leaders. Biden has lagged behind Democratic presidential rivals Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders in recent polls of voters in Iowa, which will hold the first-in-the-nation nominating contest in February. He has consistently led the field in national polling averages. What follows is a lightly edited interview from a pub in rural New Hampton, Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On today's Bulwark Podcast, CNBC's John Harwood joins host Charlie Sykes to discuss the imaginary war on Thanksgiving, President Trump and the comic book presidency, the impeachment hearings, and the moderate surge in the 2020 Democratic primaries. Special Guest: John Harwood.
Countries Skylar - United States - The United States was making very dramatic changes in the 1920’s. For the first time in forever people were actually living in bigger Cities rather than living on farms in the middle of nowhere. The united states worth doubled. A lot of people were kind of confused at first on what was happening, but it ended up being a pretty cool time for the united states. Gabe - Russia - in the early 1920s russia had a civil war which put the bolshevik party into leadership and they made the chaka which then changed names a couple times and turned into the KGB and then soon the bolshevik was renamed to the russian communist party and right after the USSR was created Ella - In the soviet union in 1920 The Soviet Union was formed and Joseph Stalin became the commander in 1922. Also in the 20s, 15 republics in Asia were united. That’s about all. Hunter- Europe- during this time in Europe it was known as the “Golden Twenties” reason being was because of the rapid growth of the European economy due to WW1 and the fact that the Germans had lot of money so repay the rest of the world. Ben - The League of Legends was a group of countries formed after WW1 in order to keep the peace between nations for as long as possible. The League tried to upkeep peace but despite the sheer amount of countries dedicated to the cause, they couldn’t get the bigger countries like the U.S. and Russia to recognize their authority. America and Russia then continued doing what they wanted cause the League of Nations thought if they tried to stop something that was happening, they would get ignored because they weren’t well known, or even worse, get attacked by the nations they were trying to stop. Ultimately though, WW2 complicated things and thats why they ended up disbanding. They might’ve been able to accomplish more if the war didn’t happen. Audrey - In the 1920s Germany was dealing with the consequences of ww1. The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to pay 132 gold marks (US $33 billion) in reparations to cover the damage caused in the war. Even though the war had been over since 1918 there was still a threat of war so another thing in the Treaty of Versailles was the disarmament of the German army. Germany also lost many important portions of its territory to Belgium, France, Poland and Czechoslovakia. 7.. Politics Skylar - Women’s Suffrage - the women’s suffrage was basically women fighting for the right to vote. This wasn’t all they wanted though. Women literally just wanted to be treated the same as men, and have the same rights that they have, which I think is completely fair. These women worked so very hard to get the rights that we, women have today. Gabe - in the 20s there were 3 republican presidents elected consecutively Starting with Harding who died after 3 years of presidency in 1923 he was one of the most popular presidents all the way up until after his death where the teapot dome scandal was revealed where the interior secretary albert fall leased naval oil reserves. Ella - In 1920 on Wall Street, one of the busiest streets, there was a huge explosive, being carried in a horse drawn carriage. 38 people lost their lives and hundreds were injured. At the time it was called the worst terror attack to ever occur in America History. Hunter- during this time sadly there was a lot of political issues…. Causing the rise of major political movements like communism and fascism, and which now adays we are trying to fight both of those movement Ben - “Silent Cal” Coolidge was elected on August 3rd, 1923, sworn into office by his own father following the sudden death of the former president in the middle of the night, forcing them to use a lamp to conduct the oath. Coolidge’s presidency was somewhat dedicated to correcting the former president, Warden Harding’s corruption which rooted itself into the government through companies like the Harding administration. Music/The arts Skylar - Jazz music was known as the first contribution to music. Jazz music was known as “a combination of nervousness, lawlessness, primitive and savage animalism and lasciviousness.” It was a pretty chill type of music, in my opinion. Jazz music was kind of controversial topic, sometimes it was known as a “race record”. Gabe - Along with the jazz broadways (woo woo!) prime years were in 1920s they actually had 50 musicals opening in one season people were paying $3.50 a seat crazy and the art people started digging that surrealist look i find them kinda creepy but hey its that was it back then Ella - Surrealism and Art Deco were two art movements in the 1920s. Surrealism was an art style with a more deep, weird, bizarre and “dreamlike” vibe. A lot of it was based on being unconscious. Art Deco was a style or architecture made with modern and geometric design. Hunter- another type of art during this time was the creation of short films!!! Like Mickey Mouse in……. Steamboat Willie by Walt Disney in 1928 which lead to what we know now as Disney Movies, Disney Pixar, and Walt Disney Pictures. Ben - Photography started being accepted as a valid form of art in the 20’s and new photographers paved the way for many styles that we might see modern photography. As well as more photojournalism in the culture, it also strengthened the power of some movements now that they could be documented more accurately and empathetically. Audrey - The prohibition of alcohol in 1920 led to an underground market of alcohol and the creation of places like speakeasies. They started small but as the Roaring Twenties came to its prime Speakeasies expanded to clubs that featured musicians and dancers. Even though they were illegal speakeasies were very popular. There were other places to go like private clubs, dance clubs, and jazz clubs. People would go to clubs to listen to new music and, since dancing was a huge part of the culture, they would dance the latest dances like the Charlston. 7. Culture Skylar - I’m going to talk about flappers. Flappers were women who were basically outlaws, they didn’t go by the rules for society. They did what they wanted. Usually these women would cut their hair short, either wore dresses or skirts, wore lots of makeup, and really flaunted what they had. They actually drove cars, which a lot of women didn’t do, especially in the 20’s. Gabe - like skylar said this was about the time we went from you cant even see girls ankles you creep to little bit less dressy clothing all this fashion actually came from france they were the first to start dressing differently and then that just carried over to europe and america Ella - cars, radios and other products were being produced faster and at a better price so there were available to almost everyone. This was becoming known as the “machine era”. Also even more Americans were moving from the country to the city. Hunter- another part of this time that i personally like…. Was the first Sports car race on May 26th, 1923. Aka the 24 hours of Le Mans. originally it was supposed to be a three year race in order to declare someone the champion. Little more context was that it was an annual race and every three races one winner would be declared. Ben - As a culture of change arises in America’s roaring twenties, it made a lot more items commonplace, such as the car, or even things like the refrigerator. Much of this culture influenced how America now works today, and the baseline car only cost $260 ($3,300 today) causing more auto-mobile business to flourish. Things like gas stations and motels made travel easier, providing a fun economy as a sort of calm before the storm situation preceding the market crash. Audrey - After the prohibition there was the rise of a culture of criminal celebrities. Bootleggers and gangster bosses would dominate entire cities with their illegal booze, gambling and other things. 7. Technology Skylar - cinema - the 1920’s were the big BOOM for hollywood films. Tons of new movies were being put out. In the early 20’s they were just silent films, but by 1927 they were finally putting sound in most every movie. Southern California was the most popular place for film production. Gabe - electric was getting big the assembly line was one of the big push forwards in technology it allowed us to increase the time stuff was finished and I believe it was used to make the first cars Ella - Radios!!!!!! Radios made stuff cool. They were said to have “knitted the nation together,” They broadcast everything, news, music, politics and even comedy. Radios also helped people advertise. Hunter- The Automatic Watch was an amazing invention that was created by John Harwood, it was the first self-winding watch mechanism. Which lead to what we now know as the wrist watch something that surprisingly is going away due to smart watches. -_- NO Ben - The telephone is getting normalized and the inventors are trying to figure out how to design it. The “candlestick telephone” was the first with a bell shaped speaker to hold up to the ear and a microphone attached to a pole to speak into. By 1927, the Model 102 had reached America after already being popular in Europe. It has a more recognisable curved two-in-one phone that would stay the same over the next few decades, although the base of the machine was constantly changing. 7. Inventions/new things/etc. Skylar - Medicine - Alexander Flemming was a scottish physician who was the creator of penicillin, which was a substance that could kill different types of bacteria. A lot of people ignored him at first, but people finally opened their eyes and seen what a wonderful thing it was. Gabe - let me just name a few of the inventions that came out in 20s like Washing Machine, Radio, Vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, electric Dishwasher, Sunglasses i use all of these things Ella - In 1924, Gustaf Sahlin a sweedish inventor introduced america to a vacuum cleaner, specifically the Electrolux tank vacuum cleaner. The dirt removing efficiency was improved and brooms were forgotten. jK they still had brooms. Hunter- One invention that made a major contribution was the Ford Model T. One reason is because of the fact that the Ford Model T was made specifically for the middle class to allow transportation for a more affordable price Ben - The traffic light was invented after a police officer coming from detroit witnessed multiple car crashes on a day to day basis, his name was William Potts and he created it based off of railroad signals. He then sold it for a whopping $40,000 dollars, which might not sound like much for such an invention but inflation calculates that it would be over $500,000 dollars today. Audrey - The first drive-in restaurant was opened in 1921. It started with a chain of restaurants in texas called the Pig Stand. The first one was on a highway between Dallas and Fort Worth. People would drive up to the restaurant, stay in their car and be greeted by a carhop and they would serve the people burger and fries on a tray that clipped onto the cars window. Later this turned into the drive thru.
Countries Skylar - United States - The United States was making very dramatic changes in the 1920’s. For the first time in forever people were actually living in bigger Cities rather than living on farms in the middle of nowhere. The united states worth doubled. A lot of people were kind of confused at first on what was happening, but it ended up being a pretty cool time for the united states. Gabe - Russia - in the early 1920s russia had a civil war which put the bolshevik party into leadership and they made the chaka which then changed names a couple times and turned into the KGB and then soon the bolshevik was renamed to the russian communist party and right after the USSR was created Ella - In the soviet union in 1920 The Soviet Union was formed and Joseph Stalin became the commander in 1922. Also in the 20s, 15 republics in Asia were united. That’s about all. Hunter- Europe- during this time in Europe it was known as the “Golden Twenties” reason being was because of the rapid growth of the European economy due to WW1 and the fact that the Germans had lot of money so repay the rest of the world. Ben - The League of Legends was a group of countries formed after WW1 in order to keep the peace between nations for as long as possible. The League tried to upkeep peace but despite the sheer amount of countries dedicated to the cause, they couldn’t get the bigger countries like the U.S. and Russia to recognize their authority. America and Russia then continued doing what they wanted cause the League of Nations thought if they tried to stop something that was happening, they would get ignored because they weren’t well known, or even worse, get attacked by the nations they were trying to stop. Ultimately though, WW2 complicated things and thats why they ended up disbanding. They might’ve been able to accomplish more if the war didn’t happen. Audrey - In the 1920s Germany was dealing with the consequences of ww1. The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to pay 132 gold marks (US $33 billion) in reparations to cover the damage caused in the war. Even though the war had been over since 1918 there was still a threat of war so another thing in the Treaty of Versailles was the disarmament of the German army. Germany also lost many important portions of its territory to Belgium, France, Poland and Czechoslovakia. 7.. Politics Skylar - Women’s Suffrage - the women’s suffrage was basically women fighting for the right to vote. This wasn’t all they wanted though. Women literally just wanted to be treated the same as men, and have the same rights that they have, which I think is completely fair. These women worked so very hard to get the rights that we, women have today. Gabe - in the 20s there were 3 republican presidents elected consecutively Starting with Harding who died after 3 years of presidency in 1923 he was one of the most popular presidents all the way up until after his death where the teapot dome scandal was revealed where the interior secretary albert fall leased naval oil reserves. Ella - In 1920 on Wall Street, one of the busiest streets, there was a huge explosive, being carried in a horse drawn carriage. 38 people lost their lives and hundreds were injured. At the time it was called the worst terror attack to ever occur in America History. Hunter- during this time sadly there was a lot of political issues…. Causing the rise of major political movements like communism and fascism, and which now adays we are trying to fight both of those movement Ben - “Silent Cal” Coolidge was elected on August 3rd, 1923, sworn into office by his own father following the sudden death of the former president in the middle of the night, forcing them to use a lamp to conduct the oath. Coolidge’s presidency was somewhat dedicated to correcting the former president, Warden Harding’s corruption which rooted itself into the government through companies like the Harding administration. Music/The arts Skylar - Jazz music was known as the first contribution to music. Jazz music was known as “a combination of nervousness, lawlessness, primitive and savage animalism and lasciviousness.” It was a pretty chill type of music, in my opinion. Jazz music was kind of controversial topic, sometimes it was known as a “race record”. Gabe - Along with the jazz broadways (woo woo!) prime years were in 1920s they actually had 50 musicals opening in one season people were paying $3.50 a seat crazy and the art people started digging that surrealist look i find them kinda creepy but hey its that was it back then Ella - Surrealism and Art Deco were two art movements in the 1920s. Surrealism was an art style with a more deep, weird, bizarre and “dreamlike” vibe. A lot of it was based on being unconscious. Art Deco was a style or architecture made with modern and geometric design. Hunter- another type of art during this time was the creation of short films!!! Like Mickey Mouse in……. Steamboat Willie by Walt Disney in 1928 which lead to what we know now as Disney Movies, Disney Pixar, and Walt Disney Pictures. Ben - Photography started being accepted as a valid form of art in the 20’s and new photographers paved the way for many styles that we might see modern photography. As well as more photojournalism in the culture, it also strengthened the power of some movements now that they could be documented more accurately and empathetically. Audrey - The prohibition of alcohol in 1920 led to an underground market of alcohol and the creation of places like speakeasies. They started small but as the Roaring Twenties came to its prime Speakeasies expanded to clubs that featured musicians and dancers. Even though they were illegal speakeasies were very popular. There were other places to go like private clubs, dance clubs, and jazz clubs. People would go to clubs to listen to new music and, since dancing was a huge part of the culture, they would dance the latest dances like the Charlston. 7. Culture Skylar - I’m going to talk about flappers. Flappers were women who were basically outlaws, they didn’t go by the rules for society. They did what they wanted. Usually these women would cut their hair short, either wore dresses or skirts, wore lots of makeup, and really flaunted what they had. They actually drove cars, which a lot of women didn’t do, especially in the 20’s. Gabe - like skylar said this was about the time we went from you cant even see girls ankles you creep to little bit less dressy clothing all this fashion actually came from france they were the first to start dressing differently and then that just carried over to europe and america Ella - cars, radios and other products were being produced faster and at a better price so there were available to almost everyone. This was becoming known as the “machine era”. Also even more Americans were moving from the country to the city. Hunter- another part of this time that i personally like…. Was the first Sports car race on May 26th, 1923. Aka the 24 hours of Le Mans. originally it was supposed to be a three year race in order to declare someone the champion. Little more context was that it was an annual race and every three races one winner would be declared. Ben - As a culture of change arises in America’s roaring twenties, it made a lot more items commonplace, such as the car, or even things like the refrigerator. Much of this culture influenced how America now works today, and the baseline car only cost $260 ($3,300 today) causing more auto-mobile business to flourish. Things like gas stations and motels made travel easier, providing a fun economy as a sort of calm before the storm situation preceding the market crash. Audrey - After the prohibition there was the rise of a culture of criminal celebrities. Bootleggers and gangster bosses would dominate entire cities with their illegal booze, gambling and other things. 7. Technology Skylar - cinema - the 1920’s were the big BOOM for hollywood films. Tons of new movies were being put out. In the early 20’s they were just silent films, but by 1927 they were finally putting sound in most every movie. Southern California was the most popular place for film production. Gabe - electric was getting big the assembly line was one of the big push forwards in technology it allowed us to increase the time stuff was finished and I believe it was used to make the first cars Ella - Radios!!!!!! Radios made stuff cool. They were said to have “knitted the nation together,” They broadcast everything, news, music, politics and even comedy. Radios also helped people advertise. Hunter- The Automatic Watch was an amazing invention that was created by John Harwood, it was the first self-winding watch mechanism. Which lead to what we now know as the wrist watch something that surprisingly is going away due to smart watches. -_- NO Ben - The telephone is getting normalized and the inventors are trying to figure out how to design it. The “candlestick telephone” was the first with a bell shaped speaker to hold up to the ear and a microphone attached to a pole to speak into. By 1927, the Model 102 had reached America after already being popular in Europe. It has a more recognisable curved two-in-one phone that would stay the same over the next few decades, although the base of the machine was constantly changing. 7. Inventions/new things/etc. Skylar - Medicine - Alexander Flemming was a scottish physician who was the creator of penicillin, which was a substance that could kill different types of bacteria. A lot of people ignored him at first, but people finally opened their eyes and seen what a wonderful thing it was. Gabe - let me just name a few of the inventions that came out in 20s like Washing Machine, Radio, Vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, electric Dishwasher, Sunglasses i use all of these things Ella - In 1924, Gustaf Sahlin a sweedish inventor introduced america to a vacuum cleaner, specifically the Electrolux tank vacuum cleaner. The dirt removing efficiency was improved and brooms were forgotten. jK they still had brooms. Hunter- One invention that made a major contribution was the Ford Model T. One reason is because of the fact that the Ford Model T was made specifically for the middle class to allow transportation for a more affordable price Ben - The traffic light was invented after a police officer coming from detroit witnessed multiple car crashes on a day to day basis, his name was William Potts and he created it based off of railroad signals. He then sold it for a whopping $40,000 dollars, which might not sound like much for such an invention but inflation calculates that it would be over $500,000 dollars today. Audrey - The first drive-in restaurant was opened in 1921. It started with a chain of restaurants in texas called the Pig Stand. The first one was on a highway between Dallas and Fort Worth. People would drive up to the restaurant, stay in their car and be greeted by a carhop and they would serve the people burger and fries on a tray that clipped onto the cars window. Later this turned into the drive thru.
This week the gang talks about President Trump’s trade policies and why trade wars can be bad and hard to win. Do we have a strategy for success, or is the president simply venting frustration through erratic policies? What is the endgame? How do America's economic policies, especially with regard to China, affect U.S. national security? Other highlights: Chris condemns Trump’s attempt to buy Greenland, Melanie finds a CEO worthy of immense respect, and Bryan explains why real British royalty isn’t as appealing as the Netflix version. Links Chad P. Bown and Douglas A. Irwin, "Trump's Assault on the Global Trading System: And Why Decoupling from China Will Change Everything," Foreign Affairs, September 2019 Chad P. Bown and Melina Kolb, "Trump's Trade War Timeline: An Up-to-Date Guide," Peterson Institute for International Economics, August 13, 2019 Madeleine Kearns, "Royals, Climate Change, and Private Jets," National Review, August 19, 2019 Scott Lincicome, CATO Institute Simon Lester and Huan Zhu, "Closing Pandora's Box: The Growing Abuse of the National Security Rationale for Restricting Trade," CATO Institute, June 25, 2019 "Clashing over Commerce: A History of U.S. Trade Policy," Cato Institute, January 24, 2018 Pierre Lemieux, “Peter Navarro’s Conversion,” Regulation, Fall 2018 John Harwood, “Americans Overwhelmingly Support Free Trade as Concern Grows About Trump’s Economy: NBC/WSJ Poll,” CNBC, August 19, 2019 Scott Lincicome, "The ‘Protectionist Moment’ That Wasn’t: American Views on Trade and Globalization," Cato Institute, November 2, 2018 "Former Danish PM Lied About Iraq War Plans," Local, July 3, 2015 Tim Marcin, “Denmark to Trump: Seriously, Greenland Isn't for Sale,” Vice News, August 19, 2019 Maggie Fitzgerald, “Here’s What New Tariffs Will Cost the Average American Household,” CNBC, August 19, 2019 “Exploring the Militarization of US Foreign Policy,” American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, August 31, 2019 “The Human Costs of War: Assessing Civilian Casualties since 9/11,” Cato Institute, September 11, 2019
At age 39, John Legend has carved a major role in American culture. He has found success as a singer, songwriter and actor with hits like “Ordinary People” and “All of Me” and in movies such as Selma and LaLa land. He is one of just 15 entertainers to win individual Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards. Born John Stephens into a blue-collar family in Springfield, Ohio, Legend studied English at the University of Pennsylvania and worked for a global business consulting firm. While building his music career since then, Legend has become unusually informed about, and active in, American politics. He sat down with editor-at-large John Harwood during a political swing to promote Stacey Abrams, the African-American woman running for governor of Georgia, and the Florida ballot initiative Amendment Four to restore voting rights for felons who’ve completed their sentences. Over drinks at The Abbey, an Orlando entertainment venue, they discussed criminal justice reform, Democratic presidential politics and the Twitter fights he and his wife Chrissy Teigen have waged with President Trump. Visit https://cnbc.com/speakeasy to see more from John Harwood’s interview with John Legend. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Produced by: Mary Catherine Wellons & Pat Anastasi Edited by: Shari Rosen & Geoff Dills Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Darrell Castle talks about the possibility that the forces that divide America have reached the point of irreconcilable differences and we are slipping into moral darkness. Transcript / Notes SLIPPING INTO MORAL DARKNESS Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. Today is Friday, May 25, 2018, and on today's Report I will be talking about a gang, or army if you prefer, of about 50,000 members now thought to be operating out of 42 U.S. states. ,The army is known as MS-13 and its chief and most profitable “commodity” is teenage girls. ,Trafficking teenage girls is apparently overhead free except for the drugs and alcohol, which are also trafficked but used primarily to keep the girls under control. The motto of MS-13 is “Kill. Rape. Control.” They specialize in bloody machete attacks and hacking their victims into pieces. They also engage in kidnappings and home invasions but murder by ripping apart bodies is their stock and trade. With such a motto as “Kill, Rape, Control”, why would they be given any consideration or respect, or even membership in the human race? Unfortunately there are those here in the US who do speak well of them, or at least refuse criticism. That seems to be not because this gang is worthy but because the President of the U.S. is very critical of them. This army has finally been recognized by U.S. media and brought to the front pages, not because media types are outraged because MS-13 has been running amok in the U.S. kidnapping and chopping up kids, but because President Trump, in a meeting with California immigration people, referred to them as “animals.” We wouldn't want to hurt the feelings of any members of the most vicious gangs on earth would we? “However repugnant their actions, MS-13 gang members are human beings,” said the tweet of John Harwood of the New York Times. What President Trump actually said was “You wouldn't believe how bad these people are. These aren't people, these are animals, and we're taking them out of the country at a level and at a rate that's never happened before.” It's hard to see how any sane, rational person could have a problem with taking them out of the country so the “animals” remark must be the controversial part. House minority leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), called his comments a new low claiming that he was referring to immigrants in general. President Trump basically made fun of her in a later speech saying that she “came out in favor of MS-13 after the media claimed his description of the gang as animals was racist”. So that's the point of our discussion today; when is it okay to call a group of violent, murderous thugs animals? Is it more important to protect the sensibilities of MS-13 members than it is to warn the nation of their growing numbers and willingness to commit vicious murders to protect their business of kidnapping and enslaving young girls? This is a fascinating controversy because it is so vitally important, and because it calls into question whether or not the two sides of America can ever be reconciled. The chasm that separates us is indeed deep and growing. Perhaps we have reached the point of irreconcilable differences as the divorce lawyers call it. Let's look at a few more comments from the two sides: from President Trump, “She wants them to be treated with respect, as do other Democrats. That's not going to be happening. We're not going to release violent criminals into our country.” Nancy Pelosi: “These aren't people, these are animals,” she said, quoting the president, and then continuing, “You have to wonder, does he not believe in the spark of divinity-the dignity and worth of every person? These are not people; these are animals, the president of the United States.” She continues, “Every day that you think that you've seen it all, along comes another manifestation of why their policies are so inhumane and why we have to continue the debate,” finally adding,
our especially special Daily Specials; Blue Moon Spirits Fridays!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, MSNBC Editor-at-Large, John Harwood, rips Trump for “BSing” Trudeau based on simplistic, out-of-touch Economic Voodoo, and for lying about the whole thing.Then, on the rest of the menu, an Arkansas student describes being hit on the thighs by school officials as punishment for participating in National Walkout Day; a Montana Green Party senate candidate was only recently on the GOP payroll, and currently runs a nativist, anti-college group; and, the Oregon judge who refused to marry same-sex couples is found guilty of “exceptionally serious misconduct,” and for making “willful misstatements” to investigators to cover up the truth.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table to investigate secret emails that reveal the Trump administration plotted the removal of a career civil servant with expertise on Iranian nuclear issues, because of her Iranian heritage; and, the prime minister of Slovakia resigned following mass demonstrations over the murder of a journalist who was uncovering government corruption.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine, Justice Putnam.Bon Appetit!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~“Structural linguistics is a bitterly divided and unhappy profession, and a large number of its practitioners spend many nights drowning their sorrows in Ouisghian Zodahs.” ― Douglas Adams "The Restaurant at the End of the Universe"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Show Notes & Links: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/3/16/1749429/-West-Coast-Cookbook-Speakeasy-Daily-Special-Blue-Moon-Spirits-Fridays
Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, we have a clip of John Harwood and David Cay Johnston on Trump's “delusional” New York Times interview; then, on the rest of the menu, we'll analyze how Bitcoin is financing America's extremist right wing and Neo-Nazi groups; Trump fired the remaining members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS with a letter delivered by FedEx; and, mirroring national trends, New York City crime rates plunge to record lows, in spite of the Trump Administration's claims of a deadly national crime wave.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table for an analysis of a former prosecutor's belief that the new direction of the Mueller probe could spell big trouble for Mark Zuckerberg; and, Donald Trump is forging an America that is as greedy, deceitful and cruel as he is.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine, Justice Putnam.Bon Appetit!
John Harwood talks with Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia, a Democrat suddenly back in the national spotlight as he helps lead the Senate’s Trump-Russia investigation. Once considered a presidential contender, Warner could be back in the mix for his party’s 2020 nomination. They discuss his belief that the notorious “dossier” hasn’t yet been disproven, that Trump campaign contacts with Russia turned out to be far more numerous than expected, and that firing Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller would provoke a constitutional crisis and political disaster for the president. He condemned GOP tax proposals as the worst legislation he’s ever seen, and talks of new proposals for a 21st century economy that could represent a White House platform. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Produced by: Mary Catherine Wellons & Pat Anastasi Edited by: Shari Rosen & Geoff Dills Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
John Harwood interviews Gary Cohn, top White House economic adviser. Cohn discusses a range of topics including the Republican push for tax cuts - and complaints that the benefits will go to the rich. The interview was recorded on November 7, 2017 at American University, where Cohn went to college. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Produced by: Mary Catherine Wellons & Pat Anastasi Edited by: Shari Rosen & Geoff Dills Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
CNBC’s John Harwood has been covering Washington politics for more than 30 years, reporting on the people in the White House and Congress who make decisions affecting our lives. In his “Speakeasy” podcast, Harwood brings those conversations to life in diners and bars, Capitol offices, and even hits the road to meet with political players in their home towns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
From 2011: CNBC's John Harwood is the kind of guy you want to turn to in a developing crisis,. He gives you straight talk and can do so on whatever subject is put in front of him. I knew John mostly in passing – you know, I’d walk by his desk and say, “Hi, John” and he’d say, “I’m sorry, who are you?” – back when he was a highly respected reporter at the St. Petersburg Times and I was the kid they’d call to fill in when the grizzled veteran covering Indian Shores was hospitalized for ter
In today's episode, we take a look at a recent claim being made by Sen. Al Franken and others that Attorney General Jeff Sessions perjured himself during his confirmation hearings. First, we begin with an examination of some legal issues in the news related to the Trump administration. What does it mean that the ABA rated Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch "well qualified," and does that mean Andrew is rethinking his opinions to the contrary in Episode 40 and Episode 49? (No.) We also delve into a discussion of the recent (non-)story regarding the release of Donald Trump's 2005 form 1040, as well as the recent decisions by U.S. District Courts in Hawaii and Maryland to issue temporary restraining orders blocking Trump's Revised Executive Order ("Muslim Ban"). In the main segment, we break down exactly what Sessions said and whether it meets the technical requirements for perjury. Next, we answer a question from patron Anthoni Fortier, who asks us what "cert" is and why Andrew keeps saying it. Finally, we end with the answer to Thomas Takes the Bar Exam question #15 about eyewitness identification. Remember that TTTBE issues a new question every Friday, followed by the answer on next Tuesday's show. Don't forget to play along by following our Twitter feed (@Openargs) and/or our Facebook Page and quoting the Tweet or Facebook Post that announces this episode along with your guess and reason(s)! Recent Appearances: None. Have us on your podcast, radio or TV show, or interview us! Show Notes & Links This is the full text of the Hawaii decision enjoining the Revised Executive Order. If you missed it, you'll want to check out OA Episode #43, in which we first discussed the 9th Circuit's Opinion that we revisit in this episode. This is the full text of President Trump's revised Executive Order ("Muslim Ban"). And this is the decision in Church of Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah, 508 U.S. 520 (1993), which Andrew continues to think is the touchstone for whether Trump's Revised EO violates the First Amendment. Here is the full text of 18 U.S.C. § 1001, the federal perjury statute. This is a timeline maintained by the Washington Post of Sessions's relevant conduct. This is the tweet from John Harwood confirming that Russian officials did discuss the election with Jeff Sessions. And here is an article in the National Review arguing to the contrary (largely on the grounds of 'intent'). Support us on Patreon at: patreon.com/law Follow us on Twitter: @Openargs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/openargs/ And email us at openarguments@gmail.com Direct Download
The leaks keep coming. Assange says he is going to release every day! Clinton foundation! Doug Band, Cheryl Mills and Chelsea Clinton feud. Chelsea Clinton using Clinton Foundation office space to run her own private business. The MSM is popping up everywhere. John Harwood, Katie Couric, Chuck Todd! These people were debate moderators! Trump going to have field day with this. Assange promises 20 more days of these leaks! Talk about �?�¢??death by a 1000 cuts�?�¢??, this is more like waterboarding! Seems everyone was complicit. Hillary had an apology letter and video, that she was going to disclose to the American People, but she held true to form. Pathological liar will never apologize! Lying is too much fun. One Hillary staffer says Clinton �?�¢??doesn�?�¢??t seem to know what planet we live on at the moment�?�¢??. This is going to be a fun Debate!! Ed Henry �?�¢??How is she winning by so much�?�¢?? (look at the list of things she�?�¢??s done): Under Secy Kennedy accused of Quid Pro Quo with FBI Clinton aides call Sanders �?�¢??a doofus�?�¢?? Hillary can�?�¢??t recall emails 20 times in depositions Platte River Networks 6 people get immunity Cheryl Mills laptop destroyed
This election has been about everything but the economy, stupid (according to John Harwood of The New York Times). Americans are split right down the middle—48 to 48—on which candidate will handle money matters better; ...
What will the Trump candidacy mean for the Black Lives Matter movement? The New Yorker’s Jelani Cobb examines the “reptilian reflex level of contempt" that we’re seeing from Trump supporters. Then, John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times discusses his interview with House Speaker Paul Ryan, who’s trying to move his party away from its pattern of apocalyptic rhetoric.
Those who tuned into the GOP debate this week hoping for a substantive discussion of the issues instead got a sickening display of media corruption and liberal hackery. The CNBC moderators took every opportunity to create arguments, portray candidates as unqualified, and pretend that Democrats have not been driving the country off a cliff for the last eight years. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio stood out when they challenged the moderators and exposed their shameless partisanship. Why is the GOP still allowing their enemies to moderate their debates? We discuss why this may be the end of GOP debates as they have previously been conducted.
Those who tuned into the GOP debate this week hoping for a substantive discussion of the issues instead got a sickening display of media corruption and liberal hackery. The CNBC moderators took every opportunity to create arguments, portray candidates as unqualified, and pretend that Democrats have not been driving the country off a cliff for the last eight years. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio stood out when they challenged the moderators and exposed their shameless partisanship. Why is the GOP still allowing their enemies to moderate their debates? We discuss why this may be the end of GOP debates as they have previously been conducted.
@PaulDeach talks to Philip Saunders at John Harwood Opticians as part of the #LoveCamberley #IndiBiz Podcast series #IndieMonth #IndieRetail
Philip Kretsedemas is the author of Migrants and Race in the US: Territorial Racism and the Alien/Outside (Routledge, 2014). Kretsedemas is associate professor of sociology at University of Massachusetts-Boston. This is the second time he has been featured on New Books in Political Science podcast. In Migrants and Race in the US, Kretsedemas explains how migrants can be viewed as racial others, not just because they are viewed as nonwhite, but because they are racially “alien.” This way of seeing makes it possible to distinguish migrants from a set of racial categories that are presumed to be indigenous to the nation. In the US, these indigenous racial categories are usually defined in terms of white and black. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Philip Kretsedemas is the author of Migrants and Race in the US: Territorial Racism and the Alien/Outside (Routledge, 2014). Kretsedemas is associate professor of sociology at University of Massachusetts-Boston. This is the second time he has been featured on New Books in Political Science podcast. In Migrants and Race in the US, Kretsedemas explains how migrants can be viewed as racial others, not just because they are viewed as nonwhite, but because they are racially “alien.” This way of seeing makes it possible to distinguish migrants from a set of racial categories that are presumed to be indigenous to the nation. In the US, these indigenous racial categories are usually defined in terms of white and black. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Philip Kretsedemas is the author of Migrants and Race in the US: Territorial Racism and the Alien/Outside (Routledge, 2014). Kretsedemas is associate professor of sociology at University of Massachusetts-Boston. This is the second time he has been featured on New Books in Political Science podcast. In Migrants and Race in the US, Kretsedemas explains how migrants can be viewed as racial others, not just because they are viewed as nonwhite, but because they are racially “alien.” This way of seeing makes it possible to distinguish migrants from a set of racial categories that are presumed to be indigenous to the nation. In the US, these indigenous racial categories are usually defined in terms of white and black. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Philip Kretsedemas is the author of Migrants and Race in the US: Territorial Racism and the Alien/Outside (Routledge, 2014). Kretsedemas is associate professor of sociology at University of Massachusetts-Boston. This is the second time he has been featured on New Books in Political Science podcast. In Migrants and Race in the US, Kretsedemas explains how migrants can be viewed as racial others, not just because they are viewed as nonwhite, but because they are racially “alien.” This way of seeing makes it possible to distinguish migrants from a set of racial categories that are presumed to be indigenous to the nation. In the US, these indigenous racial categories are usually defined in terms of white and black. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Harwood Lecture Series in American Journalism presented a talk on "Pennsylvania Avenue: Where Will the Power Be in 2009?" by co-authors John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times, and Gerald F. Seib, of The Wall Street Journal.
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