Patti Solis Doyle

Patti Solis Doyle, a seasoned Democratic strategist and Hillary Clinton's former campaign manager, shares insights on Trump’s declining support among independents and the dynamics of the 2028 Democratic race, including Gavin Newsom's strong position and AOC's challenges. Education leader Erika Donalds discusses the transformative role of AI in schools, the decline of teachers' unions, and how school choice can enhance competition and innovation in education. Both guests tackle critical issues shaping American politics and education.

Dan Senor, host of the Call Me Back podcast and U.S.-Israel relations expert, discusses the intricate dynamics between Trump, Netanyahu, and Iran, highlighting the potential impacts of their policies on global relations. Patti Solis Doyle, a seasoned Democratic strategist, shares insights on the Democratic Party's leadership struggles and post-election challenges. Their conversation navigates the complexities of ongoing geopolitical tensions, the importance of strong leadership, and the future of the Democratic Party as they face a leadership crisis heading into upcoming elections.

Larry O'Connor, a conservative radio host, and Patti Solis Doyle, a veteran Democratic strategist, join to tackle the deepening divide in American politics. They analyze the split between 'Uniters' and 'Dividers' within the Democratic Party and discuss Kamala Harris's book, critiquing its focus and relevance. O'Connor highlights cultural polarization, urging compassion in political discourse. The discussion also dives into media biases and the rise of independent media as alternatives to mainstream narratives, revealing the urgent need for dialogue across political lines.

Marc Short, former Chief of Staff to Mike Pence, discusses Trump's unique strategies for dealing with Ukraine, emphasizing peace talks and shared European responsibilities. He addresses the tension between loyalty to Trump and upholding conservative values. Meanwhile, Patti Solis Doyle, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, highlights the grueling nature of running for president and assesses the Democratic field for 2028, noting Gavin Newsom's frontrunner status among a diverse group of potential candidates.

Mike Rogers, a former U.S. Representative and Republican Senate candidate from Michigan, discusses his motivations for re-entering politics, focusing on national security and manufacturing. Democratic strategists Karen Skelton and Patti Solis Doyle analyze the shifting dynamics of the 2028 presidential race, debating the viability of candidates like J.B. Pritzker and Pete Buttigieg. They explore AOC's potential impact if she runs and discuss Ro Khanna’s rising profile, all while reflecting on fundraising challenges and candidate strengths.