Evan Osnos

Evan Osnos, a Longtime staff writer for The New Yorker with in-depth insights on Kamala Harris's campaign, discusses the complexities of her rise in politics. He shares how Biden’s endorsement has shifted her trajectory yet underscores her razor-thin lead in polls. Osnos highlights the skepticism Harris faces and her determination not to wait for traditional processes. The emotional impact on young voters and the looming fear of another Electoral College loss for Democrats are also explored, emphasizing the unprecedented stakes of her candidacy.

Political journalists Susan B. Glasser, Jane Mayer, and Evan Osnos discuss Biden's debate flubs, Trump's lies, and the future of the Democratic Party. They examine Biden's debate performance, potential campaign repercussions, and calls for him to withdraw. The conversation delves into Democratic Party blame, decision-making, and the impact on future elections.

Evan Osnos, expert on Joe Biden, discusses Biden's 2024 campaign, engaging young voters, and marketing economic wins. Will Fulton County DA play a major role in the Trump case? Exploring legal concept of standing in court cases and analyzing Biden's presidency impact. Reflecting on economic performance, political messaging, and challenges in communication. Analyzing influence of Trump voters on Biden's strategy and navigating divergent narratives in politics.

Evan Osnos discusses Biden campaign's response to debate fallout. Jada Yuan on American release of Trump movie. Simone Biles qualifies for third Olympics. Podcast covers DNC candidates, Supreme Court rulings, and more.

Political analysts Susan B. Glasser and Jane Mayer, along with journalist Evan Osnos, discuss the struggles President Biden faces in retaining voter confidence amidst Democratic turmoil. They delve into Trump's campaign strategy and the narrative shift from Biden to Trump's threat to democracy.

Susan B. Glasser, Jane Mayer, and Evan Osnos discuss Trump's unorthodox tactics in the 2024 campaign, his family's increasing power, historical parallels in extreme political actions, and the threat Trump poses to the justice system. They contrast Republican loyalty between Trump and Nixon, explore his controversial merchandise, and highlight the erosion of shame in media and institutions.

Evan Osnos, a seasoned staff writer for The New Yorker, joins to discuss the shifting landscape of political priorities among young voters. He delves into their key concerns, such as affordability and gun violence, that are shaping their voting behavior. Osnos highlights the need for candidates to connect authentically with this demographic, moving beyond traditional platforms. He also reflects on Kamala Harris’s campaign strategies and the urgency of addressing complex social issues as Election Day approaches.

Join Susan B. Glasser, expert political analyst; Jane Mayer, renowned investigative journalist; Evan Osnos, skilled political writer; and Jennifer Lawless, UVA's politics chair, as they dissect the fierce 2024 advertising wars. They explore the contrasting strategies of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, highlighting how negativity is expected to dominate. Lawless discusses the evolving role of memes and social media in energizing campaigns, especially for female candidates, while emphasizing the importance of positivity in a landscape filled with attack ads.

Susan B. Glasser, Jane Mayer, and Evan Osnos analyze the R.N.C., emphasizing Trump's speech and J.D. Vance as running mate. Discussions include pressure on Biden to step down, Trump's dominance, and the lack of unity within the Republican Party.

Journalists Susan B. Glasser, Jane Mayer, and Evan Osnos discuss the revival of Arizona's 1864 abortion law, its impact on the upcoming election, and the evolution of reproductive health in politics. They explore the intersection of religious groups, reproductive rights, and the strategic efforts behind the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022.