Jeet Heer

David Moscrop, a freelance journalist and political scientist, joins Jeet Heer, an author and national affairs correspondent, to explore the surprising resurgence of Canadian patriotism. They discuss how sports victories have ignited a wave of national pride, prompting debates about identity and inclusivity. The conversation touches on Canadian nationalism's evolution, especially in relation to American influence and historical injustices. They also unpack how growing sentiments are reshaping political dynamics, highlighting the complexities of fostering a diverse and unified Canadian identity.

Jeet Heer, contributor at The Nation, joins the hosts to discuss Gary Wills's book 'The Kennedy Imprisonment' which debunks the myths surrounding the Kennedys. They explore the Kennedys' pursuit of power, Joseph Kennedy's creation of myths around his sons, and the family's treatment of women. The chapter also touches on the similarities between the Kennedys and Trump and their use of charisma in governance.

Jeet Heer, a national affairs correspondent for The Nation and host of The Time of Monsters podcast, joins the conversation to dissect Trump's turbulent tariff policies and their role in global de-dollarization. He explores the weaponization of immigration issues and the bipartisan manipulation of antisemitism. Jeet also shares insights on the emerging Abundance Agenda, discussing broader implications for U.S. policy and foreign relations, particularly concerning Israel. A mix of serious analysis and engaging banter makes for a stimulating dialogue.

Jeet Heer, a contributing writer for The Nation known for his sharp political analysis, discusses the repercussions of Signalgate and highlights the Republican struggle to move past it. Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow shares insights from her empowering book 'Hate Won't Win,' emphasizing the crucial role of civic engagement. They delve into the importance of grassroots activism, the impact of personal stories in countering division, and the need for a positive narrative to connect with younger voters disillusioned by current politics.

Jeet Heer, a National correspondent at The Nation and expert in political and cultural history, dives into the intricate lineage of Trump's foreign policy. He unpacks the concept of 'autarkic imperialism' and examines the impact of Trump's tariffs. The discussion reveals the historical roots of Trumpism, tracing back through GOP ideologies and debates over isolationism versus interventionism. Heer also humorously speculates on how Canada might prepare for an American invasion, adding a light twist to a serious analysis.

Jeet Heer, a contributor to The Nation and host of The Time of Monsters podcast, shares his insights into the Democratic Party's rebuilding efforts. Congresswoman Becca Balint, Vermont's sole representative, discusses strategies for pushing back against Trump's agenda. They navigate the complexities of political intimidation and media portrayals of Trump while highlighting trade war myths and the implications of tariffs. The duo also reflects on the evolving political landscape, focusing on party dynamics and the essential need for integrity in today's political climate.

Jeet Heer, a staff writer for The Nation, and Jonathan Alter, author of American Reckoning, dive into Donald Trump's increasingly erratic behavior and his legal troubles. They draw parallels between Trump and Richard Nixon while examining his economic views and unusual public appearances. The discussion also touches on the pervasive themes of division and unity in today's political climate, the dangers of hidden authoritarianism, and the critical importance of active civic engagement in preserving democracy.

Political commentator Jeet Heer shares insights on Kamala Harris's strategic debate performance against Donald Trump, highlighting pivotal moments that could sway public opinion. Investigative journalist Dave Troy reveals a concerning plot by cryptocurrency enthusiasts to exploit the debt ceiling crisis, threatening economic stability. Meanwhile, Janelle Bynum discusses her congressional campaign in Oregon's 5th district, emphasizing grassroots engagement and the importance of addressing local issues like housing and healthcare.

Jeet Heer, a contributor at The Nation, discusses Trump’s descent into incoherence. Brian Tyler Cohen, an MSNBC contributor and author, delves into his new book, analyzing Republican dysfunction and its effects on democracy. Whitney Fox shares her experience running against Florida's MAGA congresswoman, highlighting issues like reproductive rights and healthcare. Together, they explore the shifting political landscape, the urgency of voter mobilization, and the implications of Project 2025 on America's future.

Jeet Heer discusses Biden's strategy to regain left support, Dan Nathan analyzes economic forecasts, and Jacob Rubashkin highlights key races shaping 2025 government appearance. Show covers masks bans, Israeli-Gaza conflict, and GOP loyalty to Trump. Explore Eric Adams' controversies as NY mayor, economic challenges like CPI data and interest rates, tariffs impact on supply chains, and 2024 Senate and House election overviews. Delve into Trump's legal troubles and manipulative behavior.