Andrew Egger

Join Brian Dijkema, a public policy analyst and president of Cardus Canada, and Andrew Egger, White House correspondent for The Bulwark, as they dissect pivotal political events. They delve into Canada’s recent election and the surprising shifts it reveals about governance and identity. The dialogue also tackles America’s falling birth rates, critiquing the current responses to family dynamics and societal pressures. Finally, they analyze Trump's first 100 days in office, offering insights into media strategies and public perception during his presidency.

Leah Litman, a law professor at the University of Michigan and author of *Lawless*, joins Andrew Egger, White House correspondent at The Bulwark, to discuss the Supreme Court's emotionally driven decisions. They delve into how the justices interpret key issues like birthright citizenship and LGBTQ rights while revealing a newfound boredom from the White House with MAGA media's soft questions. The conversation thrives on contemporary grievances, media interactions, and the oddities of Trump's crypto ventures, weaving an insightful narrative through today's political landscape.

Jonathan Cohn, an expert in healthcare policy, and Andrew Egger, a legislative analyst, delve into the ramifications of Trump’s controversial legislation. They discuss the political maneuvers behind the House vote, dissecting the tensions within the Republican Party. The duo critiques misleading economic claims related to Medicaid cuts, emphasizing the potential impact on vulnerable populations. They also examine shifting Republican voter demographics and highlight concerns over healthcare accessibility, pointing out the alarming indifference from political leaders towards public health.

Andrew Egger, author of the Morning Shots newsletter at The Bulwark, dives into the controversial notion of Trump potentially pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell. He and Will Sommer discuss MAGA media’s peculiar attempts to restore her reputation amidst unfolding scandals. They examine the chaotic political dance surrounding Maxwell's connections to Trump, dissect bizarre conspiracy theories, and highlight the absurdity of Trump’s defenses, including claims about forgery linked to Epstein. The conversation reveals a tangled web of misinformation and political maneuvering.

Andrew Egger, author at The Bulwark, dives into a shocking scam where a pro-Trump PAC dupes supporters with fake $5,000 'DOGE checks.' He reveals how this scheme targets vulnerable individuals, primarily the elderly, exploiting their trust for personal gain. The conversation sheds light on the deceitful tactics that erode public trust and the troubling connections between this PAC and controversial political figures. Egger emphasizes the need for accountability in campaign finance to protect genuine political initiatives and donor interests.