Megan Scully

Megan Scully, Congress Editor at Bloomberg News, Jeff Mason, White House correspondent for Reuters, and Anita Kumar, Head of standards and practices at Politico, dive into the tumultuous first 100 days of President Trump's administration. They discuss the impact of declining GDP and tariffs on U.S. businesses, revealing fears of a recession and consumer uncertainty. Legal controversies surrounding immigration cases grab attention, while the humanitarian crisis in Gaza sheds light on global challenges. The conversation also touches on evolving trade dynamics and leadership shifts in American politics.

Arthur Delaney, a senior reporter for HuffPost, discusses the implications of Trump's renewed travel ban, affecting individuals from several countries. Megan Scully, editor for Bloomberg News, shares insights on the bipartisan challenges facing a significant GOP budget bill in the Senate. Zoe Clark analyzes the humanitarian crisis in Gaza amidst escalating violence, while Layla Milana Allen highlights the dire situation for aid organizations. The conversation also delves into Ukraine's conflict, emphasizing ongoing U.S. support and key military strategies.

Megan Scully, Congress Editor at Bloomberg News, joins Arthur Delaney from HuffPost, Alana Shore of Semaphore, and Jack Datch from Politico for a lively discussion. They tackle the Supreme Court’s ruling on wrongful deportation and President Trump’s tariff strategy affecting global markets. Health issues arise with a measles outbreak linked to Texas, while alarming claims surface about Chinese soldiers fighting alongside Russia in Ukraine. They also explore the cultural dynamics of education in today’s political climate, showcasing a range of perspectives.

In this engaging discussion, Megan Scully from Bloomberg News and Amanda Becker from the 19th share insights on the ramifications of President Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Taylor Popplars, reporting from the White House, highlights the tension between U.S. and Ukraine relations amid ongoing conflict, while Felicia Schwartz and Jack Detch delve into the complexities of international aid and military support. Nancy Youssef discusses the political dynamics impacting U.S. foreign affairs, making for a captivating analysis of current events.

Arthur Delaney, a Senior reporter at HuffPost, and Megan Scully, Congress editor for Bloomberg News, join Margaret Tollib, a Senior contributor to Axios and director of Syracuse University's Institute for Democracy, Journalism, and Citizenship. They dive into the contentious House spending bill and President Trump's meeting with President Ramaphosa, unpacking diplomatic tensions. The discussion highlights the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, legal reforms affecting online privacy, and the complexities of Medicaid cuts, reflecting on how these issues shape political discourse.

Anita Kumar, Senior Managing Editor at Politico, and Megan Scully, Congress Editor at Bloomberg News, join Taylor Poplar, a Washington correspondent for Spectrum News, to dissect the current political landscape as the election nears. They explore the chaos of a recent Trump rally overshadowed by controversy and analyze the implications of House Speaker Mike Johnson's comments on healthcare reform. The guests also dive into global tensions, including North Korea's military maneuvers and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting their interconnectedness with U.S. election dynamics.

In this discussion, guests include Alexis Simendinger from The Hill, Megan Scully of Bloomberg News, and David Rennie of The Economist, among others. They tackle the Senate's approval of controversial budget cuts to foreign aid, particularly affecting public media. A devastating incident in Gaza raises concerns over humanitarian efforts. The panel also delves into the political fallout from Donald Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, and the rising inflation rates, scrutinizing their impacts on the economy and upcoming elections.

Megan Scully, Congress editor at Bloomberg News, joins a panel of experts to dissect recent political turmoil. Steve Clemens provides insights into Trump's shifting focus on education and foreign aid. Taylor Poplar discusses the implications of federal employment changes, while Felicia Schwartz and Jack Detch delve into national security concerns amidst increasing U.S.-China tensions. Alex Ward highlights the ethical dilemmas of military AI, juxtaposed with Trump's controversial Gaza policies. Buckle up for a rollercoaster of political intrigue and international challenges!

Bloomberg legal reporter Patricia Hurtado and Congress editor Megan Scully discuss the scandalous trial of Senator Bob Menendez, including bribery allegations, hidden gold bars, and a secret FBI recording. They explore how the case could impact the Democratic Party's image and Senate control amidst an uphill battle.

Bloomberg reporters Roxana Tiron and Megan Scully discuss the recent congressional hearing on UAPs, exploring the interest in UFOs, claims of a government cover-up, and the potential threat UAPs pose to national security. Astronomer Seth Shostak shares his perspective on the possibility of alien spacecraft. The discussion delves into the difficulties in explaining UAPs and the skepticism surrounding UFO sightings as evidence of extraterrestrial life. The chapter also touches on the likelihood of the existence of extraterrestrial life and the need for stronger evidence. Overall, the podcast sheds light on Washington's sudden fascination with UAPs and the ongoing debate over their origins.