Washington Post opinion columnist Catherine Rampell joined me to help us better understand Trumponomics, the recent GDP numbers — and whether bad economics might just be good
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Amb. Nicholas Burns: What Happened This Week
Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO and current professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government Nicholas Burns helps explain what happened in Helsinki (and since), the damage
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Brian Abrams: Inside the Obama White House
Brian Abrams, author of Obama: An Oral History, joined me for a discussion on the Obama years. It’s a rare opportunity to relive and understand
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Dan Pfeiffer: What Comes Next for Democrats
Dan Pfeiffer, former Obama White House communications director, co-host of Pod Save America and author of Yes We (Still) Can, joined me for a discussion
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Steven Brill: Tailspin — America’s Fifty-Year Fall
Steven Brill, author of Tailspin: The People and Forces Behind America’s Fifty-Year Fall — and Those Fighting to Reverse It, joined me to discuss what’s wrong with
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Scott Jennings: What’s Happening to the Republican Party?
GOP strategist Scott Jennings joins me for a discussion on the current state of the Republican party. Subscribe via iTunes or Google Play to get new
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Harry Litman: ‘President Trump Thinks He’s a King’
Former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman joined me for a discussion about the confidential 20-page memo by President Trump’s lawyers which argued that he can stop
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Bill Browder: Putin’s Public Enemy No. 1?
If you know his story already, you surely won’t mind hearing it again. It’s extraordinary. If you haven’t heard it before, get ready. Bill Browder
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Gen. Michael V. Hayden: The Assault on Intelligence
General Michael Hayden, former Director of CIA and National Security Agency — and author of “The Assault on Intelligence” — joined me for a conversation
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Dr. Pamela Cantor: Education, Poverty & ‘The Science of Adversity’
Our national education challenge is particularly great for children who experience various forms of trauma, including poverty. What’s required – from new insights to teacher
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Amy Walter: Six Months Till Midterms… What Do We Know?
Where’s the 2018 Midterm vote headed? Amy Walter, National Editor of The Cook Political Report, is the person to talk to. We discussed the Blue Wave,
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Mitch Landrieu: A White Southerner Confronts History
It’s New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu’s last day in office. I spoke with him while he was still packing up his office. We talked about
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