Joe Manchin

Tim Walz, the rising Governor of Minnesota, has recently captured attention with his progressive accomplishments, including expanded healthcare access and education benefits. Joining him are Kamala Harris, the Vice President, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a bold advocate for change. They discuss the political climate in Minnesota, the implications of Walz's candidacy, and the troubling influence of dark money in politics. Joe Manchin adds insights on centrist challenges, making for a lively dialogue about the future of the Democratic Party.

Senator Joe Manchin, known for his pivotal role in the Inflation Reduction Act, teams up with Republican Senator John Barrasso to push for significant permitting reforms in energy infrastructure. They discuss the challenges of balancing rapid project approvals with environmental justice concerns. The conversation also delves into necessary strategies for LNG exports and a coherent national energy strategy, all while navigating the complexities of decarbonization and public engagement in policy development.

Joe Manchin, a prominent Senate moderate, discusses his decision not to endorse Kamala Harris due to her stance on the filibuster for abortion rights. Meanwhile, football Hall of Famer Brett Favre opens up about his recent Parkinson’s diagnosis and its impact on his life. The podcast also covers urgent evacuations in Florida as Tropical Storm Helene approaches, along with a significant antitrust lawsuit against Visa. The conversation intertwines personal struggles with broader political and economic issues.

Guest Joe Manchin, a departing U.S. Senator, discusses implications for the Democratic majority and the 2024 presidential race. The podcast also covers the Supreme Court's new code of conduct, the Israel-Hamas war, and the divide within the American left over the conflict.

Joe Manchin's departure from the Senate and its implications for the Democratic majority and the 2024 presidential race. The Supreme Court's new code of conduct and its worthlessness. The Israel-Hamas war and its impact on Democratic politics