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John Thune

Republican Senator from South Dakota and Senate Majority Leader. His responses cover topics such as national security, immigration, and tax cuts.

Top 3 podcasts with John Thune

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Nov 7, 2024 • 54min

After the Red Tsunami: Hugh Hewitt on the Wreckage of Legacy Media and Polling after Trump’s Triumph

John Thune, the GOP whip and Republican Senator from South Dakota, joins Selena Zito, a keen political commentator, and others to dissect the aftermath of recent elections. They critique legacy media for spreading misinformation and discuss how this distrust shapes politics. The conversation includes insights on the Republican Party's electoral strategies and demographic changes, alongside Michael Oren’s take on geopolitical shifts in Israel. Humor blends with serious analysis, especially regarding the fallout from Trump's influence and internal party dynamics.
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Jan 5, 2025 • 49min

January 5 – Sen. John Thune, Sen. Chuck Schumer and Sen. Adam Schiff

This discussion features John Thune, Senate Majority Leader and Republican from South Dakota, who shares insights on immigration and tax cuts. Chuck Schumer, Senate Minority Leader and Democrat from New York, speaks about the need for bipartisan efforts to enhance security and support Dreamers. Adam Schiff, Democratic Senator from California, reflects on the January 6th attack and critiques the Democratic Party's focus on economic issues, stressing the importance of political accountability and preparation for future challenges.
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Nov 12, 2024 • 35min

A New Era In Washington

John Thune, a seasoned South Dakota Senator and candidate for Senate Majority Leader, discusses his vision for a collaborative approach to advance President-elect Trump's agenda. Morgan Ortagus, former State Department spokesperson and founder of Polaris National Security, sheds light on Iran's longstanding hostilities towards Trump and the urgent need for a strong U.S. response. They analyze the implications of recent threats from Iran and highlight the Republican Party's potential for significant legislative changes under new leadership.