Episode 14: Max Ehrenfreund on Declining Wages and the Shrinking Middle Class
This week’s guest is Washington Post reporter Max Ehrenfreund. We spoke with him about a new report examining declining American
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Episode 13: Robert Danin on the Middle East Peace Process
This week’s guest is Robert Danin, a senior fellow for Middle East Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Episode 12: Tim Wiener on the FBI and James Comey
With President Trump’s dismissal of now-former FBI Director James Comey dominating the news we spoke to Pulitzer Prize winner Tim
Episode 11: LuAnn Bennett on Running for Congress
With both parties recruiting candidates to run for office during the 2018 midterm elections, our guest this week is LuAnn
Episode 10: Richard Norton Smith on President Trump’s first 100 Days
Our guest this week is presidential historian and author Richard Norton Smith. We talked with him about using a president’s
Episode 9: Nile Gardiner on Brexit and the UK Election
Our guest this week is Nile Gardiner, a former aid to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and the Director of
Episode 8: Maya MacGuineas on the Debt and the Deficit
Our guest this week is the Maya MacGuineas, She is the president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
Episode 7: Bill Richardson on North Korea
Our guest this week is the former Governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson. As a diplomat and Special Envoy, Gov.
Episode 6: Don Ritchie on the Senate and the Nuclear Option
With the Senate set to vote on the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to serve on the Supreme Court, our
Episode 5: Steve Bell on the Federal Budgeting Process
Our guest this week is Steve Bell, a senior advisor at the Bipartisan Policy Center. He’s a veteran of the