In this captivating discussion, Marc Fisher, Associate Editor at The Washington Post and co-author of ‘Trump Revealed,’ dives into the shifting dynamics of Donald Trump's inner circle. He reveals how Trump's family continues to play a pivotal role while new media influencers are stepping in. The conversation navigates the evolution of Trump's advisory network and the implications of controversial cabinet nominations. Fisher also touches on the tensions within American media and how they influence public perception of politics.

Marc Fisher, a senior editor at the Washington Post and co-author of ‘Trump Revealed,’ along with Bill Pruitt, a former producer of ‘The Apprentice,’ delve into Donald Trump’s rise to fame. They discuss how Trump crafted his brand as a successful businessman, highlighting the show's impact on his public image. Behind-the-scenes insights reveal how Trump transformed from a struggling entrepreneur to a media mogul, shaping a larger-than-life persona despite financial controversies. The episode offers a fascinating look at the intersection of celebrity and business strategy.

Join Marc Fisher, a senior editor at the Washington Post and co-author of 'Trump Revealed,' along with former 'Apprentice' producer Bill Pruitt, as they analyze Donald Trump's rise as a brand. They discuss his early business struggles and the pivotal role of his father’s influence. The duo dives into how 'The Apprentice' transitioned him from local businessman to national icon, blending entertainment with entrepreneurial strategy. They also explore how clever marketing turned Trump into a unique celebrity brand, shaping public perception and paving the way for his political career.

Kshama Sawant, a socialist activist and former Seattle City Council member, shares her insights on recent labor movements and the successes of her organization, Workers Strike Back. She emphasizes the need for grassroots activism and a democratic socialist economy to uplift the working class. Joining her is Marc Fisher, a Washington Post reporter, who discusses the evolving dynamics of remote work post-COVID-19, weighing productivity against the importance of in-person connection and the implications for urban economies. Their conversation sparks a powerful dialogue on social change.

In this discussion, Charles Lane, an expert in aviation economics, Catherine Rampell, a keen commentator on customer behavior, and journalist Marc Fisher delve into the frustrating dynamics of airline travel. They explore how customer decisions fuel a race to the bottom for service quality. The conversation highlights recent shifts like Southwest's new boarding policies and the challenges of market consolidation. The trio humorously reflects on the chaos of traveling with toddlers, capturing the charm and trials faced by families in airports.