

John Avlon
Political analyst and commentator. He has run for elected office in the state of New York.
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Sep 4, 2025 • 43min
TITLE: The nightcap: Epstein survivors slam Trump claims that calls for transparency are a 'hoax'
Join Philip Bump, a former Washington Post columnist, Joel Payne, a Democratic strategist, and John Avlon, a journalist who hosts The Bulwark podcast, as they tackle pressing issues. Epstein survivors demand DOJ transparency, shedding light on crucial calls for justice. They also dissect alarming economic stagnation and the ramifications of tariffs on American consumers. Plus, public health experts raise concerns about Florida's shift on vaccine mandates, highlighting the intersection of politics and health.

Jun 25, 2025 • 19min
Mamdani's Victory In NYC Sparks IDENTITY CRISIS for Dems
John Avlon, a political analyst and former New York office seeker, joins the discussion on Zohran Mamdani's surprising victory in the NYC mayoral primary. They analyze how this win signifies a shift away from Andrew Cuomo and the growing concerns among moderate Democrats. The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity in political communication and the need for strategies that resonate with younger and independent voters. They also advocate for open primaries to enhance voter engagement and tackle pressing urban issues.

Oct 8, 2024 • 52min
Democratic Candidate John Avlon on Depolarizing Crypto Regulation and Building Bipartisan Support
John Avlon, a Congressional candidate from New York, discusses the critical need for bipartisan support in cryptocurrency regulation. He emphasizes the importance of clear, reasonable rules that encourage innovation while preventing partisan divides in technology. Avlon critiques the current regulatory environment, calling for collaboration between lawmakers and experts. He argues that the U.S. must remain competitive globally and warns against pushing innovation overseas, highlighting the impact upcoming elections will have on democratic processes.