Abdallah Fayyad

Moustafa Bayoumi, a journalist and author, teams up with Abdallah Fayyad, a Vox reporter of Palestinian heritage, to discuss the often-overlooked issue of anti-Palestinian racism. They explore a shocking incident involving Palestinian-American children to highlight the broader context of rising Islamophobia in the U.S. The conversation dives into historical roots of discrimination, the impact of U.S. surveillance on Arab Americans, and the complexities surrounding Palestinian activism on campuses. It's a deep and insightful look at intertwined forms of racism.

Andrea Bernstein, a seasoned reporter and host of "We Don't Talk About Leonard," sheds light on Donald Trump's recent legal setbacks. Joined by Abdallah Fayyad, a policy correspondent at Vox, they discuss the staggering implications of Trump's half a billion dollars in debt. They explore how these financial troubles impact not just Trump, but the broader political landscape. The conversation dives into the complexities of his legal challenges and how they might influence his presidential campaign, revealing the intricate dance of money, power, and public opinion.

Andrew Prokop, a Vox journalist, breaks down the legal stakes in Donald Trump's trial, highlighting the implications of hush money payments and falsified records. Abdallah Fayyad, a Vox policy editor, discusses Trump’s substantial financial woes, including mounting legal debts and the nosedive of Truth Social’s stock. The conversation dives into how these financial challenges could impact Trump’s political future and campaign strategies, all while revealing the complex interplay between law, finance, and politics in today's world.

Abdallah Fayyad, a policy correspondent for Vox, discusses the ethical implications of President Trump's acceptance of a luxury jet from Qatar, raising concerns about corruption and foreign influence. David Yaffe-Bellany, a tech reporter for The New York Times, dives into the controversial $Trump memecoin and its potential for personal gain intertwined with politics. Together, they explore the ramifications of these actions on public trust and democratic integrity, highlighting the urgent need for transparency and accountability in government dealings.

Policy correspondent Abdallah Fayyad discusses the resignation of the Secret Service Director after security failures at a Trump rally. They explore the lack of accountability in the agency's history, controversies, transparency issues, and concerns about protecting high-profile figures. The podcast raises questions about the Secret Service's effectiveness and management.