Kara and Scott discuss Tucker Carlson's new streaming service, Elon letting Alex Jones back on X, and the criticism of Google's Gemini demo video. UPenn's president resigns after Congressional testimony. EU's landmark AI Act. Dan Pfeiffer shares election poll numbers and advice for Biden and the Democrats.

Dan Pfeiffer, co-host of Pod Save America and former Obama adviser, shares his sharp insights on the political landscape. He discusses Trump’s flood-the-zone strategy and how the Biden administration's inaction on issues like mystery drones presents an opportunity for Democrats to reclaim populism. Pfeiffer argues that outright focusing on Trump can hinder real resistance efforts, and reflects on the need for self-assessment in the Democratic Party following election setbacks. His strategies aim to bridge the gap between elites and working-class voters.

Dan Pfeiffer, a skilled political strategist and commentator, joins the discussion on the turbulent state of Trump's campaign. They explore Trump's growing anxiety as he grapples with Kamala Harris's rising influence and his own legal issues. The conversation also delves into shifting voter sentiments, particularly among educated suburban demographics reacting to Trump's tactics. Pfeiffer highlights the importance of strategic media engagements for Harris and the intricate landscape of the upcoming midterms, emphasizing the challenges incumbents face.

Sean Illing talks with Dan Pfeiffer, former senior advisor to President Obama and co-host of the Pod Save America podcast, about what is wrong with the Democratic Party's brand right now. They discuss what Dan calls the "Democratic messaging deficit," as well as whether the Democrats' stated values are in line with their efforts while in control of the Congress and White House, and what the Dems are really in store for in the midterm elections later this year — and beyond.Host: Sean Illing (@seanilling), Interviews Writer, VoxGuest: Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer), co-host, Pod Save America from Crooked Media; former senior advisor to President ObamaReferences:  "U.S. Political Party Preferences Shifted Greatly During 2021" by Jeffrey M. Jones (Gallup; Jan. 17) "Qualitative Research Findings - Virginia Post-Election Research" by Brian Striker and Oren Savir (ARG Research; Nov. 15, 2021) "Sununu says he skipped Senate bid to avoid being 'roadblock' to Biden for two years" by Lexi Lonas (The Hill; Jan. 18) "How the Media's Addiction to Bad News Hurts Dems" by Dan Pfeiffer (The Message Box; Jan. 3) "The most common words in Hillary Clinton's speeches, in one chart" by David Roberts (Vox; Dec. 16, 2016) Enjoyed this episode? Rate Vox Conversations ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts.Subscribe for free. Be the first to hear the next episode of Vox Conversations by subscribing in your favorite podcast app.Support Vox Conversations by making a financial contribution to Vox! bit.ly/givepodcastsThis episode was made by:  Producer: Erikk Geannikis Editor: Amy Drozdowska Engineer: Paul Robert Mounsey Deputy Editorial Director, Vox Talk: Amber Hall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Pfeiffer, a political commentator and former White House Communications Director, shares captivating insights on the current state of polling and election dynamics. He discusses the impacts of Kamala Harris's public perception and tactical outreach to young and diverse voters. Pfeiffer breaks down shifting support among demographics, emphasizing the importance of engaging suburban women and understanding the influence of Trump's base. His analysis offers a glimpse into the strategies and challenges Democrats face as they prepare for the upcoming elections.

In this discussion, Dan Pfeiffer, a Crooked Media contributor and expert on election polling, breaks down the current state of polls ahead of the elections. He highlights the conflicting results, noting how Trump and Harris each have their moments of leading. Pfeiffer reflects on the pitfalls of past polling, especially from 2016, and explains how demographic shifts and communication changes complicate accuracy. He emphasizes the need for personal voter outreach and the unpredictable nature of upcoming elections, urging listeners to engage actively.

Dan Pfeiffer, co-host of Pod Save America and former Obama communications strategist, dives into the shifting dynamics of the presidential race. He discusses Kamala Harris's debut interview and Donald Trump's contradictory abortion stance. Pfeiffer reflects on Barack Obama's insights at the DNC and Joe Biden's historical context. He emphasizes that no lead for Harris would ease his election night anxiety, revealing the complexities of polling and voter sentiments as the election approaches.

Dan Pfeiffer, progressive messaging expert, discusses the importance of trusted messengers and involving everyone in the election process. Emphasizes the need to narrow the news chasm between what is happening and the voters. Touches on strategies for empowering local advocates, Democratic brand and media strategy, campaign infrastructure transitions, and launching of Anxiety Relief Fund and Volunteer Recruitment Campaign.

Dan Pfeiffer from Pod Save America discusses new polls showing Trump ahead in battleground states and Biden's struggle with young voters. They caution on narrow poll snapshots and its limitations. The episode covers Michael Cohen's trial, state primaries, and Louisiana's abortion pill classification.

Former Senior Advisor to President Obama and Pod Save America co-host, Dan Pfeiffer, and Tim Miller of The Bulwark join Jen Psaki to discuss key takeaways from the final Des Moines Register poll and the potential outcomes of the Iowa caucuses. Jen also explores Trump's baseless claim of "presidential immunity" with Congressman Adam Schiff and delves into swatting attacks on officials involved in Trump's legal cases with legal analysts Neal Katyal and Andrew Weissmann. Additionally, she visits Biden campaign headquarters to uncover their reelection strategy through interviews with campaign members.