Molly Jong Fast

Mark Leibovich, a staff writer at The Atlantic, and Molly Jong-Fast, host of the Fast Politics Podcast, dive into Trump's chaotic first 100 days back in office. They discuss underreported stories like cuts to FEMA and the implications of controversial proposals, including the abolition of birthright citizenship. The duo explores how Trump's policies affect mental health services and medical research funding, while also pondering how Democrats can improve messaging. It's a whirlwind of political drama and insights that captures the current landscape.

Molly Jong-Fast, a political analyst and Vanity Fair correspondent, joins the conversation to dissect Donald Trump's tumultuous second term. She critiques the media's careless portrayal of his mental health and addresses the alarming suppression of free speech on college campuses. The dialogue also touches on the contrast in media narratives between Trump and Biden, and highlights the incompetence within the Republican Congress. With wit and sharp observations, they navigate the complexities of political identity and accountability.

Special correspondent for Vanity Fair and host of the Fast Politics podcast, Molly Jong Fast, discusses Congress, abortion, protests, Trump hush money scandal, and the Presidential election in a wide-ranging conversation on the podcast.

In this discussion, Molly Jong-Fast, a noted host from Vanity Fair and Fast Politics, dives into Elon Musk's potential exit from the political scene. She unpacks whether he's truly stepping back or still whispering in Trump's ear. They also tackle unexpected stories, like Trump's jabs at Harvard and the CIA's quirky approach to covert communications through Star Wars sites. Plus, catch Molly promoting her new book, 'How to Lose Your Mother,' which humorously explores midlife crises and personal survival.

Molly Jong-Fast, a writer and political commentator, shares her humorous insights on everything from her botox routine to the chaos of parenting a politically-minded teenager. She riffs on the absurdities of public figures, reveals her Diet Coke obsession, and reflects on her journey to sobriety. Molly offers a witty take on mid-90s New York nightlife and contrasts that with today’s scenes, all while imparting charming tales of urban quirks and the chaotic world of politics. Plus, there's a hilarious discussion on the quirks of beauty standards and cosmetic procedures.