

Jeff Merkley
U.S. Senator from Oregon; appeared to discuss the Democratic posture on the government shutdown and report on his recent trip to Gaza and related humanitarian concerns.
Top 3 podcasts with Jeff Merkley
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Oct 1, 2025 • 2h 8min
10/1/25: Gov Shuts Down, Portland Invasion, Hegseth Slams Fat Generals. Venezuela Coup & MORE!
U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley discusses the budget standoff and shares insights from his recent humanitarian trip to Gaza. Representative Ben Cline offers a right-wing take on shutdown negotiations, emphasizing GOP priorities like ACA cuts. Joe Vaclavik breaks down the latest trends in global grain markets, linking Argentina's economic struggles to U.S. farmers. Join these guests as they navigate the complex interplay of politics, humanitarian issues, and agricultural economics.

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Oct 29, 2025 • 40min
Psaki delves into the heart of the scandal that rocked the Maine Senate race
Graham Platner, Maine Democratic Senate candidate and former Marine, addresses controversies surrounding his past online comments and a contentious tattoo. He discusses navigating these challenges in his campaign against incumbent Susan Collins. U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley shares insights on the implications of the government shutdown, SNAP benefits, and rising authoritarianism, emphasizing the Senate's responsibility. Their conversation unveils the complexities of political survival while staying true to one's values amid scrutiny.

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May 12, 2025 • 41min
'If You Can Keep It': The Crypto President?
Jeff Merkley, a Democratic Senator from Oregon, is joined by Noah Bookbinder, President of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, and Brady Dale, crypto reporter for Axios. They dive into President Trump's significant crypto investments, raising alarms about potential conflicts of interest. The discussions tackle stalled legislation aimed at regulating cryptocurrency, concerns about corruption, and ethical implications of a president's financial dealings. Insights into the political relationship with digital currencies reveal troubling questions about transparency and accountability.


