
Antonia Ferrier
Veteran communications strategist who has worked for a number of GOP lawmakers, including former Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell.
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Aug 1, 2025 • 51min
Will MAGA fractures push Trump to pressure Israel?
Antonia Ferrier, a veteran communications strategist with experience working for notable GOP lawmakers including Mitch McConnell, discusses the shifting dynamics of U.S.-Israel relations amid rising humanitarian concerns in Gaza. She highlights Trump's unusual pressure on Netanyahu regarding starvation in the region and the emerging calls for Palestinian statehood by global leaders. The conversation also delves into Texas's contentious congressional redistricting efforts and the implications of cultural controversies, including a new Superman film that ignites debates on representation.

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May 16, 2025 • 51min
GOP infighting creates a big, beautiful nightmare
Antonia Ferrier, a seasoned communications strategist for Republican leaders, joins Mo Elleithee, a former DNC communications director, and host Molly Ball to tackle the GOP's internal struggles over a major tax bill. They dive into the battles between fiscal conservatives and moderates, shedding light on the complexities of Medicaid reform. The group also discusses Trump's recent Middle East state visit, balancing business interests against diplomatic ties while raising ethical concerns over foreign policy.

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Jul 4, 2025 • 51min
Did the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ kill compromise in Washington?
Antonia Ferrier, a veteran communication strategist who has advised Republican leaders, joins Elizabeth Brunig, a staff writer for The Atlantic, to dissect the implications of the recent ‘Big Beautiful Bill.’ They discuss the decline of compromise in Washington, exacerbated by the MAGA movement and Trump's influence. The conversation also touches on a pivotal Supreme Court ruling that empowers parents to opt out of certain school lessons, raising questions about education rights and the balance between majority and minority viewpoints in a polarized political landscape.