Doug Schoen

Hogan Gidley, former Trump national press secretary, Doug Schoen, Democratic strategist, and Xi Van Fleet, author of 'Mao's America,' delve into the implications of Kamala Harris's alleged plagiarism and her waning political appeal. They discuss the media's biased coverage compared to previous scandals and scrutinize her rhetoric's divisive nature. Xi shares her experiences growing up in Communist China, drawing alarming parallels to current American political discourse and emphasizing the urgency of recognizing historical lessons in today’s society.

Doug Schoen, a seasoned Democratic political strategist and author, dives into the recent election outcomes, particularly focusing on Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York City. He discusses the voting demographics that helped propel Mamdani to victory, revealing intriguing trends across different communities. The conversation also unpacks the implications for the 2026 midterms and addresses the complexities of Texas Governor Abbott's proposed tariffs on New Yorkers. Schoen emphasizes the need for clearer messaging to effectively connect with voters and improve political strategy.

Doug Schoen, a veteran pollster with nearly 50 years of experience, shares his insights on the razor-thin margins in the presidential race and Congress. He discusses the implications of Trump’s and Harris's closing statements on undecided voters. The dialogue reveals Trump's potential edge in key battleground states and the unpredictability surrounding voter turnout. Schoen also touches on the competitive dynamics of congressional races, highlighting demographic patterns and the possibility of unexpected election outcomes.

Join Glenn Beck, founder of The Blaze, as he discusses the shifting political landscape, with working-class voters leaning right while elites move left. Salena Zito shares insights on the critical Oz vs. Fetterman race and Biden's struggles with coal communities. Matt Continetti and Doug Schoen analyze midterm predictions, questioning if the anticipated red wave will materialize as a tsunami or a ripple, and tackle the candidate quality debate for both parties. They also delve into the media's role in shaping narratives around crime and safety.

James Rosen, an investigative journalist and bestselling author, joins Kim Klacik, a viral congressional candidate, and Doug Schoen, a Democratic pollster. They dive into the current presidential race dynamics, exploring how recent controversies, including the Hunter Biden allegations and urban unrest, could influence voter behavior. Klacik highlights the unique challenges faced by candidates in Democratic strongholds like Baltimore. The conversation also touches on media integrity, the importance of swing states, and the broader implications for American democracy.