Aaron Rupar

Aaron Rupar, an independent journalist and media critic known for his incisive commentary and the Public Notice newsletter, joins the discussion about the rise of independent media. They dive into how independent outlets are reshaping political narratives and appealing to a broader audience, particularly Democrats. Rupar highlights the challenges of rapid news cycles and the need for engaging storytelling amidst misinformation. The duo also explores the evolving dynamics within left-wing media and the complexities of journalism in a politically scrutinized landscape.

Aaron Rupar, a political commentator and creator of Public Notice, dives into the final weeks of the US election. He discusses Donald Trump's unconventional rally tactics, including a peculiar tribute to golfer Arnold Palmer. Rupar also examines Kamala Harris's strategy of highlighting Trump's controversies in her speeches. The pitfalls of polling data are explored, stressing the importance of grassroots campaigning. Finally, he highlights the impact of innovative campaigning through podcasts, especially in reaching non-traditional voter demographics.

Join Aaron Rupar, a political commentator, Michael Ian Black, a satirical comedian, and Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, as they tackle the intricacies of modern politics. They dissect media biases, examine the fallout from the 'White Dudes for Kamala' event, and draw parallels between U.S. and Venezuelan electoral legitimacy. The discussion also ventures into Costa Rica's smart economic strategies and unpacks a chaotic assassination attempt, revealing conspiracy theories and law enforcement's missteps.

In this discussion, journalist Aaron Rupar shares insights about Marjorie Taylor Greene's polarizing statements and her confrontations with political figures. He highlights Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's cancer analogy, revealing deep divisions within the GOP. The conversation also touches on the rise of fellow Republicans who embrace equally controversial narratives and the strains these views place on party unity. Additionally, the emotional toll on victims' families dealing with Greene's rhetoric is poignantly examined.

In this discussion, Sigal Samuel, host of Vox’s Future Perfect podcast, and Vox journalist Aaron Rupar delve into the unexpected White House COVID-19 outbreak. They unpack the moral complexities of public reactions, from support to schadenfreude, revealing the stark divide in opinions. Rupar updates listeners on President Trump's return and social media activity amidst the crisis. The conversation also highlights ethical considerations regarding public scrutiny of leaders' health and the implications of their past attitudes toward the pandemic.