Jane Coaston

Jane Coaston, a journalist and new host of "What A Day," joins Congressman Ruben Gallego, a veteran and Senate candidate from Arizona. They discuss Kamala Harris's upcoming debate preparations amid Donald Trump's unconventional tactics and legal woes. Gallego elaborates on his Senate race against Kari Lake, highlighting the shifting dynamics in Arizona politics, particularly around abortion rights and immigration issues. The conversation is sprinkled with humor, unexpected endorsements, and the importance of grassroots mobilization for the upcoming elections.

Jane Coaston, a contributor for The New York Times and CNN, guest hosts a lively discussion. She and Jon Favreau dive into Robert Hur's testimony that ruffled both Republicans and Democrats. The conversation shifts to the surprising reversal of Donald Trump's stance on a TikTok ban and the potential of RFK Jr. considering Aaron Rodgers as a running mate. They also explore how the online presence of Republican politicians might impact their chances in the upcoming election, highlighting the quirky intersection of politics and pop culture.

Political commentator Jane Coaston joins Tim Miller to discuss Trump's lack of support from black voters due to MAGA's bigotry, promise of green cards for foreign Harvard grads, creating a race war over Caitlin Clark, and the impact of annoying liberals on creating MAGA reactionaries.

Jane Coaston, an expert in culture and politics, discusses the absurdity of the culture war, the Alabama ruling on frozen embryos, and the shift towards divisive ideologies. They also touch on Charlie Kirk's extreme content, the evolution of Republican politics, and the influence of libertarianism on policy and ideology.

Jane Coaston, host of Crooked's What A Day, and David Kirkpatrick, a New Yorker correspondent, dive into the latest tech mishaps. They discuss Silicon Valley's struggles with smart glasses and the alarming implications of genetic data sharing through services like 23andMe. The conversation takes a thrilling turn as Kirkpatrick reveals how left-wing vigilantes are infiltrating far-right groups, confronting the complexities of tackling extremism while navigating the chaotic world of online scams and misinformation.