Josie Duffy Rice

Join Jay Willis, a legal expert from Balls and Strikes, and journalist Josie Duffy Rice as they delve into the controversial Supreme Court decisions surrounding the Department of Government Efficiency's access to Social Security data. They humorously navigate the absurdities of the situation while highlighting serious privacy concerns. The duo critiques the prioritization of government efficiency over democratic values and discusses the urgent need for long-term thinking in data governance. Expect insights and laughs as they unpack the perilous implications of these legal decisions.

Nate Silver, a renowned polling expert and author of the 'Silver Bulletin,' joins to dissect recent polling trends ahead of Election Day. He highlights how polls serve as a tool, not a prediction. Abbas Alawieh, co-founder of the 'Uncommitted' movement, shares insights on the activist sentiment influencing voter turnout, particularly regarding Palestinian rights. Josie Duffy Rice discusses pressing election lawsuits and what they mean for voting access in Georgia, underscoring the challenges in getting voters to the polls amidst misinformation.

Josie Duffy Rice, a political commentator, shares insights on how the election results may reshape the political landscape. Greg Walters, newsletter editor, discusses the emotional reactions to Kamala Harris's concession speech. Yasmeen Abutaleb, from The Washington Post, analyzes the Biden administration's future strategies post-election. Todd Zwillich provides updates on tight congressional races, highlighting the potential implications of a Republican majority. The conversation emphasizes resilience and the importance of maintaining hope in challenging political times.