The NPR Politics Podcast Weekly Roundup: June 10
Jun 10, 2022
Joining the discussion is Marisa Lagos, a KQED reporter who dives into the intricacies of California's elections. She shares insights on the unexpected setbacks faced by progressives in the LA mayoral primary and the recall of San Francisco's District Attorney. The conversation also illuminates the shifting voter concerns around crime and governance in California. Additionally, the podcast touches on the dramatic events surrounding the January 6th hearing, highlighting Liz Cheney's bold break from GOP norms and its implications for party dynamics.
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January 6th Hearing Reveals New Footage and Testimony
- The January 6th committee hearing used unseen footage, including police body cam and hallway videos.
- Testimony from Trump officials revealed his awareness of losing and lack of fraud evidence.
Effective Storytelling in the January 6th Hearing
- The January 6th committee hearing employed production techniques to clarify its case.
- Clips of interviews, unseen footage, and a clear narrative were used.
Liz Cheney's Actions on January 6th
- Liz Cheney, despite ideological differences, showed Jamie Raskin a text about the Confederate flag in the Capitol on January 6th.
- Later, she advocated for resuming vote counting with Democrat Hakeem Jeffries.