Julie Hirschfeld Davis

In this fascinating discussion, guests include Julie Hirschfeld Davis, Congressional editor at The New York Times with deep Capitol Hill insights; Lisa Lerer, a national political correspondent analyzing electoral shifts; and Tyler Pager, White House correspondent focused on Trump’s policies. They delve into the fallout from recent elections and how shifts among Hispanic and Black voters signal trouble for Trump. They also explore the Supreme Court's skepticism on tariffs, the impact of tariffs on voter sentiment, and the potential chaos from the government shutdown.

Julie Hirschfeld Davis, Congressional editor for The New York Times, offers an insightful look into the filibuster's contentious role in the Senate. She discusses its complex history, from major legislative moments like the 1964 Civil Rights Act to the strategic decisions made by Senate Democrats in 2013. The conversation navigates the current power struggles between Democrats and Republicans, particularly Mitch McConnell's resistance to changes. Hirschfeld also examines the ramifications of the filibuster on key issues like climate change and Biden's policy goals.

Julie Hirschfeld Davis, Congressional editor for The New York Times, dives into the high-stakes Senate races, particularly in Georgia. She discusses the crucial runoff elections that will determine control of the Senate, dissecting the unique dynamics at play. With unfounded claims of foul play surfacing, the conversation highlights the candidates’ strategies to energize conservative voters. From turbulent debates to personal scandals, the atmosphere surrounding these pivotal races is charged and filled with intrigue.