Stephanie Ruhle, Eliana Johnson, and Mike Madrid discuss the top issues for voters in the 2024 race between Trump and Biden, focusing on independent voters, key demographics, and the potential impact of the upcoming debate. The discussion delves into Biden's policies, Trump's appeal to different voter groups, and the significance of economic challenges and immigration rhetoric in voter engagement.

Myles McCormick, a Houston correspondent for the Financial Times, and Mike Madrid, a savvy Republican political strategist, delve into the shifting loyalties of Latino voters. They analyze the decline in Democratic support and the rising discontent among younger U.S.-born Latinos who prioritize economic issues over ethnic identities. The discussion also touches on the implications of this trend for the upcoming elections and the challenges both parties face in engaging this diverse electorate.

Abby Phillip, CNN anchor, and Isaac Arnsdorf, political reporter, join Kristen Soltis Anderson, a Republican pollster, and Mike Madrid, co-founder of the Lincoln Project, to discuss Trump's potential second term. They analyze the factors behind his electoral success, especially among Latino voters and the youth. The panel debates the role of social media in political engagement, the disconnect between Democrats and key voter demographics, and the implications of a shifting political landscape for the future of American democracy.

Mike Madrid, a seasoned political strategist, sheds light on the tumultuous current political climate. He discusses warning signs for Kamala Harris in Nevada and the potential collapse of the Blue Wall. Mike highlights the critical role of Latino voters and how immigration is reshaping election dynamics. He also reflects on the global trend of anti-incumbent sentiment and critiques the disconnect between political narratives and the economic realities for working-class Americans. A fascinating look into the evolving power struggle!

Mike Madrid, author of 'The Latino Century', discusses the rising influence of young Latino voters who lean conservative and support tougher border security. The podcast explores strategies for Democrats to engage this demographic and the impact on Trump's reelection. Tim Miller also shares personal adoption story in mega-mailbag segment.

Mike Madrid, Lincoln Project cofounder, and Ron Steslow discuss the dynamics of the current political cycle, the rise of populism, the impact of the Fairness Doctrine, the debate over Biden debating Trump, Trump's influence on the RNC, the Republican Party brand, authoritarian reactionary Christians, the loss of focus on community, and the threat of religious nationalism.

Political consultant Mike Madrid joins the podcast to discuss combating disinformation in campaigns. Topics include learnings from foreign campaigns, turning lies into branding opportunities, Supreme Court actions in Brazil, AI usage in campaigns, and the challenges of determining online lies.

Mike Madrid, a nationally recognized political consultant, delves into the transformative role of Latino voters in American democracy. He reflects on the struggle of both major parties to connect with this diverse group, highlighting how they challenge stereotypes and redefine political dynamics. Madrid shares insights from his journey as a Latino consultant, discussing the historical impact of Reagan and the cultural vs. economic issues facing the community today. He also emphasizes the potential for younger Latino voters to reshape political landscapes amid rising polarization.

Mike Madrid, a seasoned political consultant and co-founder of the Lincoln Project, dives into the Latino community's vital role in reshaping American democracy. He discusses the emerging Latino electorate, challenging both major parties' engagement strategies. Madrid reflects on his dual identity and how socio-economic shifts influenced Latino political dynamics. The podcast also highlights the cultural integration of Latino identity, the significant impact of Latina women in politics, and the need for parties to address working-class concerns for future relevance.

Mike Madrid, a senior advisor at the California Latino Economic Institute and co-founder of the Lincoln Project, joins veteran strategist Lucy Caldwell and political expert Liam Donovan. They dive into whether Trump and the Republicans hold a true mandate and discuss the complexities of America’s working class. The trio analyzes shifting voter dynamics and the growing divide influenced by education versus economic status. They also address the national security risks associated with data harvesting, emphasizing the need for improved privacy protections.