Jim Messina

Jim Messina, a seasoned political strategist and campaign manager for Obama's 2012 re-election, teams up with Michael Weiss, an expert on Russia’s intelligence as the editor of The Insider. They dive into the strategies of current political races, analyzing debate performances and the importance of voter engagement among key demographics. The conversation also touches on immigration communication tactics and the geopolitical implications of military actions abroad. Expect insights that blend sharp political analysis with a touch of humor!

Jim Messina, CEO of the Messina Group and former Deputy Chief of Staff to President Obama, shares his insights on current political landscapes and economic policy. He discusses the uncertainty stemming from Trump's tariffs and their effects on the stock market, while addressing bipartisan efforts to limit presidential powers. Messina also emphasizes the complexities surrounding immigration law with implications for due process. The conversation wraps up with an analysis of political changes in South Korea, highlighting the impact of leadership transitions on international relations.

Kamala Harris, the U.S. Vice President and 2024 re-election candidate, faces off with Donald Trump, the former president also aiming for the presidency. They discuss their contrasting strategies and how polling reveals a slight edge for Harris among key demographics, especially women. The guests dive into the implications of recent derogatory remarks at a Trump rally, emphasizing the rising normalization of hate speech. Revered figures like Reverend Al Sharpton and Jim Messina further dissect the need for grassroots mobilization in today's charged political landscape.

Jim Messina, former presidential campaign manager for Barack Obama and founder of the Democracy Defenders PAC, discusses VP Harris's strategies for the upcoming election and the implications of Donald Trump's controversies on his candidacy. Peter S. Goodman, global economics correspondent for The New York Times, highlights the critical vulnerabilities in global supply chains and the potential impacts of labor conditions, specifically concerning longshoreman contracts and a looming dockworkers' strike that could disrupt the economy.

In this discussion, Stephen Moore, a former economic advisor to Trump, and Jim Messina, a campaign manager for Obama, engage in a lively debate over contrasting economic plans as the 2024 election looms. They tackle high healthcare costs and the implications of a $40,000 concierge medicine option, emphasizing the shift toward personalized healthcare. The conversation also touches on technology innovations in health diagnostics, like the new sleep apnea feature in Apple Watches, showcasing how these trends influence both health and economic policies.