Jake Tapper

Jake Tapper, CNN's lead Washington anchor and author, shares his unique insights on a variety of topics. He humorously explores the impact of Trump’s tariffs on designer dog sales, the culinary delights of DC, and the quirky world of collectables, including political memorabilia. The conversation touches on his war reporting experiences, the challenges of covering conflict zones, and predictions about popular shows like White Lotus. Plus, he shares his preferred martini style while discussing the evolution of media and the importance of diverse news sources.

In a riveting discussion with Ameer Ghalib, Chicago's proactive mayor, Vice President Kamala Harris, and journalist Jake Tapper, they explore the current political climate. Ghalib addresses gang violence and local issues in Chicago. Harris shares insights on voter economic concerns and her administration's policies. Tapper prompts a lively debate on polling accuracy, especially regarding Trump versus Swift. The trio also brainstorm innovative solutions to tackle national debt using cryptocurrency, challenging conventional wisdom with creative ideas.

CNN journalist Jake Tapper joins the podcast to discuss Trump's legal troubles and voters' indifference towards his indictments. They also explore media coverage of a presidential nominee on trial and talk about Tapper's new book, All the Demons Are Here.

Jake Tapper and Preet discuss political scandals, Supreme Court case selection, Trump's trial date impact, survival tactics in scandals, international conflicts, and a tribute to Alexei Novalini in an engaging episode.

Discussion on American scandals, unfair treatment in political scandals, rising antisemitism, a documentary about injustice, finding joy amidst adversity, the significance of a bean bag in a Zoom background, and navigating career choices between ambition and fulfillment.

Join Jonah Goldberg as he dives into the world of political scandals and conspiracies with guest Jake Tapper. From Jake's new show 'United States of Scandal' to the details of Washington's messy controversies, this episode explores it all. Delve into the darkly comedic side of American politics and the age of Trump's scandals.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper joins Liza in another special bonus episode to discuss how a 2-party system can look a little bit like a long-term marriage… that neither partner actually signed up for. How has this relationship evolved over the years and in what ways do the parties rely on each other? Liza and Jake discuss all this and more. We’re working hard on Season 2! Until then, we will be releasing special bonus episodes from time to time. Want to support the show? Rate and review wherever you listen to your podcasts and keep sending suggestions of Significant Others you’d like to hear about our way at significantpod@gmail.com!

Jake Tapper, CNN host and author of "Original Sin," discusses Joe Biden's cognitive decline and the media's shifting narratives around it. He reveals the deceptive strategies behind Biden's re-election campaign, contrasting them with earlier claims of conspiracy. The conversation dives into Jeff Bezos's influence on the Washington Post, Elon Musk's take on the woke mind virus, and political figures’ contradictions. Tapper also reflects on accountability in journalism and the complexities of identity politics, highlighting critical themes in today's media landscape.

Stephen Miller, a key figure in the Trump administration known for his tough immigration policies, faces off against CNN's Jake Tapper in a heated discussion about mass deportations and government efficiency reforms. Miller effectively counters mainstream media narratives, highlighting the complexities of immigration and its impact on communities. The conversation dives into questionable statistics on crime rates among undocumented immigrants and critiques the federal workforce's size. The episode ultimately reflects on the urgent need for a unified approach to political challenges.

Jake Tapper, CNN journalist and host of United States of Scandal, dives into the world of political scandals. He discusses the changing language and media representation surrounding these events, highlighting accountability and hypocrisy in journalism since the Kennedy era. Tapper examines landmark cases like McDonnell's and Blagojevich's, revealing how personal narratives shape public perception. He also emphasizes the necessity of authenticity in journalism while humorously exploring historical scandals, showcasing the intricate relationship between politics, legality, and morality.