Mark Mitchell

In this engaging discussion, Mark Mitchell, head pollster at Rasmussen Reports, breaks down Trump's recent global tariffs and their contentious effects on the economy. He explores fears of a looming economic depression and critiques bipartisan support for remote voting. The conversation also dives into the growing class divide exacerbated by the trade war, touching on concerns of historical parallels to pre-Civil War tensions in America. Mark emphasizes the challenges facing both everyday Americans and the political landscape, calling for systemic reform.

Julie Kelly, a journalist focused on legal issues related to the Trump administration, joins pollster Mark Mitchell and lawyer Mike Davis to discuss the current political landscape. They analyze Trump's rising approval ratings and the public's shifting sentiments as the 2024 elections approach. The conversation dives into the controversial use of state secrets privilege by the Trump administration in legal battles and critiques judicial overreach while emphasizing the importance of maintaining national security. They also touch on financial strategies amid political upheaval.

Mark Mitchell, head pollster for Rasmussen Reports, known for his accurate election predictions, joins to discuss the shifting dynamics in U.S. politics. They delve into Ukraine's striking military capabilities and how Russia is responding with an updated nuclear doctrine. The looming specter of electoral strategies targets Gen Z's surprising leanings toward Republican candidates. Lastly, the conversation critiques polling accuracy and media biases, all while maintaining a sharp humor that cuts through the seriousness of geopolitical tensions.

Mark Mitchell, a pollster adept at analyzing the MAGA movement, joins economist Dave Brat and political commentator Viva Frye. They delve into the current landscape of economic approval ratings for Trump, noting struggles with key voter demographics. The conversation shifts to the implications of upcoming Canadian elections, trade relations, and how Trump's policies resonate across borders. They also address media discrepancies in economic narratives and the complexities faced by Canada’s conservative party amidst these shifting dynamics.

In this discussion, guests Josh Hammer, a political commentator, Mark Mitchell, a pollster, and Dave Walsh, an energy executive, unpack pressing issues facing the U.S. economy. They critique media narratives surrounding tariffs and trade relations, emphasizing their impact on American workers. The conversation delves into the complexities of coal's role in energy security and the need for a diverse energy portfolio. Insights into public sentiment regarding tariffs and their implications on manufacturing put a spotlight on globalization and nationalism in economic policies.