Jonathan Cohn

Jonathan Cohn, a national correspondent at HuffPost specializing in health policy, joins Sarah Longwell and Jonathan V. Last to dissect the recent Senate bill's passage. They discuss the tight voting margins and what it means for moderate Republicans. Cohn highlights concerns about transparency in legislation and how this bill could reshape healthcare and economic policy. They also touch on the importance of personal stories in advocacy and the political ramifications of the GOP's shifting dynamics amid increasing instability.

Join Jonathan Cohn, a savvy author of the Breakdown newsletter, and Dan Diamond, a health policy reporter for The Washington Post, as they dive into the chaos at the CDC. They discuss shocking mass resignations that pose risks to America’s health security. Cohn and Diamond analyze RFK Jr.'s influence on public health policies and the fallout from conflicts over vaccine initiatives. With a letter pointing to data manipulation and escalating concerns about public trust, the conversation unpacks the uncertainty in national health leadership.

Jonathan Cohn, author of *Breakdown*, joins Sam Stein to discuss Florida's shocking decision to remove vaccine mandates for children. They delve into the dire public health implications of rising vaccine hesitancy, especially how it threatens communal safety. Cohn highlights the troubling political climate fueling skepticism among Republicans toward childhood vaccinations. Historical lessons from past outbreaks, like the infamous Disney measles incident, underscore the urgent need for trust in vaccines, as the potential fallout looms large.

Jonathan Cohn, a keen political commentator, sheds light on the enduring impact of "All the President's Men" on journalism. He discusses how the film serves as a foundational myth, illustrating the power of institutions in a polarized era. Cohn contrasts the Watergate scandal with today's constant political chaos, arguing that modern scandals fail to sway public opinion. The conversation explores the evolution of reporting techniques, the rise of whataboutism, and the urgent need for principled journalism in today’s landscape.

Jonathan Cohn, a health policy reporter, joins to discuss the impending passage of the controversial 'Big Beautiful Bill.' They delve into the alarming cuts to Medicaid and the ACA, predicting millions could lose health coverage. Cohn highlights the discord within the Republican Party as they grapple with the consequences of their decisions, especially regarding healthcare and clean energy. Political pressures, especially from Trump, create a disconnect between their rhetoric and reality, leaving vulnerable populations at risk.