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Mentioned in 80 episodes

Regime Change

Book • 2026

Maggie Haberman

Regime Change meticulously chronicles the first year of Donald Trump's precedent-shattering second term, drawing on over 1,000 interviews to expose the administration's decision-making process, financial corruption, and reckless dismantling of agencies like USAID.

The authors reveal shocking conversations from the Oval Office and Situation Room regarding potential war with Iran and the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, portraying a president who has become more powerful, vengeful, and willing to gamble than any modern leader.

Mentioned by

Maggie Haberman

Heather Cox Richardson

Mentioned in 80 episodes

Mentioned by

Maggie Haberman

to identify reporting drawn from the coauthored book about Trump's inner circle and behavior.

Natalie Harp’s Devotion to Trump

Mentioned by

Maggie Haberman

referencing a book she co-wrote with Jonathan Swan about the president's first year back.

All the President’s Planes

Mentioned by

Jon Stewart

and

Jonathan Swan

as the book Swan co-authored with Maggie Haberman about Trump’s administrations.

Jonathan Swan’s Dive into Trump’s Reality

Mentioned by

Dan Pfeiffer

as a reported account used to illustrate Trump's fixation on Iran and how others fed him intelligence about threats.

Trump's Mile-Hide Club

Mentioned by

Lewis Goodall

when referencing a recent book by Maggie Haberman that discusses the intensity of Trump's relationship with aides.

Has Trump fallen in love with his 'human printer'?

Mentioned by

Bryan Curtis

as his 2026 book of the year, praising it as a page-turning work by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan.

NBA Lie Detectors, Duren’s Future, Tomlin’s TV Splash, and a 2026 Sports Media Check With Kirk Goldsberry and Bryan Curtis

Mentioned by

Bill Maher

while introducing

Jonathan Swan

’s account of Donald Trump’s presidency and its concentration of executive power.

Ep. #743: Andrew Huberman, Jonathan Swan, James Kirchick

Mentioned by

Mick (Co-Host)

as a detailed New York Times–style account of one year of Donald Trump based on extensive reporting.

Sehgewohnheit Ostdeutschland

Recommended by

Jamelle Bouie

as a revealing, inside-reporting book that fills him with dread about the current White House.

The Right Is Rethinking MAGA. The Left Is Rethinking ‘Woke.’

Mentioned by

Heather Cox Richardson

as reporting by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan about Trump's second administration.

Trying to Change the Narrative

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