

This Morning with Gordon Deal October 25, 2024
Oct 25, 2024
Burgess Everett, Congressional Bureau Chief at Semaphore, offers insight into the fissures within Senate Republican leadership following Mitch McConnell. Tobias Burns, an Economics reporter at The Hill, discusses how cities are reshaping amid changing economic landscapes, especially post-pandemic. Elizabeth Bernstein, a columnist at The Wall Street Journal, delves into the rise of emotional affairs in the digital age, spotlighting how social media complicates intimacy and boundaries in relationships. Each perspective presents a captivating angle on current societal dynamics.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Resentencing and Election Strategies
01:36 • 3min
Debate Over Leadership Power in the Senate
04:49 • 2min
Shifts in Republican Leadership
06:41 • 6min
Navigating Relationship Boundaries and Workplace Safety
12:34 • 2min
The Vulnerability to Emotional Affairs in a Digital Age
14:19 • 2min
Navigating Uncertainty in Business and Real Estate
16:37 • 2min
Urban Shifts: Pandemic Impacts on Real Estate
18:58 • 5min
Generational Language Barriers and Classroom Humor
23:32 • 2min
The Evolution of Slang and Air Travel Revenge Tales
25:44 • 2min
Navigating Air Travel Comfort and Personal Space
27:30 • 3min
Current Events Update: Negotiations, Crime, and Weather
30:16 • 2min
Quirky Names, Entrepreneurial Growth, and Generosity in the Community
32:07 • 3min