

"Get Out of My F-- Shot!" Democrat Front-Runner for CA Gov Katie Porter Caught on Tape Scolding Aide
9 snips Oct 8, 2025
Hans Nichols, a Congress reporter with Axios, delves into the latest on Capitol Hill and the Middle East. He discusses the intriguing possibility of a Middle East deal and the optimism surrounding it, including insights from Marco Rubio's briefing. The conversation also touches on speculation about a government shutdown, health-care negotiations, and the political implications of a fiery exchange between Mike Lawler and Hakeem Jeffries. The highlight features a controversial clip of Katie Porter scolding a staffer, raising eyebrows about her campaign.
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Gendered Standards In Political Coverage
- Mark Halperin notes female politicians face different scrutiny and higher standards in temperament stories.
- He argues coverage often carries a sexist flavor, affecting judgment about leaders' suitability.
Stay Open To Opposing Views
- Mark urges viewers to engage across viewpoints and learn from opponents instead of dropping the show over disagreement.
- He asks the audience to treat disagreements as learning opportunities, not reasons to walk away.
Historic Mideast Deal Depends On Local Buy-In
- Hans Nichols reports senior officials signaled a possible Middle East deal and Trump might travel to receive hostages.
- He emphasizes that local and regional reactions will determine whether this moment becomes durable.