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David Corn

Veteran reporter and Mother Jones D.C. Bureau chief, with extensive coverage of the presidential election.

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Nov 7, 2024 • 33min

How Donald Trump Won the Presidency, Again

Jamilah King, Editorial Director at Mother Jones, David Corn, D.C. Bureau Chief at Mother Jones, and Ari Berman, National Voting Rights Correspondent, dive into Donald Trump's historic return to the presidency. They explore the challenges Kamala Harris faced as a Black woman candidate and the racial dynamics at play in Trump’s voter support. The trio discusses the implications of disillusionment among voters, changing political identities, and the critical state of democracy in America today.
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Oct 31, 2024 • 53min

Color Us Nauseously Optimistic

In this insightful discussion, Norm Ornstein, a Capitol Hill expert, and David Corn, a renowned journalist from Mother Jones, join David Rothkopf to share their final predictions ahead of Election Day. They navigate the complexities of voter dynamics and the pitfalls of polling, emphasizing grassroots engagement over statistical analysis. The duo also highlights critical issues of electoral integrity, dissecting recent Supreme Court cases and their potential impact on voting rights. Their blend of analysis, humor, and urgency captures the current political zeitgeist.
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Aug 16, 2024 • 34min

Special Edition: Democratic National Convention Preview

E.J. Dionne, a veteran political journalist, and David Corn, known for his investigative prowess, join David Rothkopf to analyze the upcoming Democratic National Convention. They reflect on nostalgic moments from past conventions, sharing humorous anecdotes that showcase the evolution of political journalism. The conversation shifts to Kamala Harris and the unity needed for a successful event while navigating the dynamics of recent Gaza ceasefire talks. They highlight the Democrats' emotional campaign strategies, contrasting them with Trump's approach in the run-up to the election.