Robin Pogrebin

In this discussion, culture reporter Robin Pogrebin explores the Trump administration's push to reshape the Smithsonian's exhibits, stirring the waters of American history and cultural representation. She highlights the intense clash over narrative control, revealing how political pressures led to self-censorship within the institution. Pogrebin also examines critical historical themes, such as slavery and immigration, and the ongoing struggle museums face in balancing educational integrity with external influences. It's a riveting look at the battle for America's cultural storytelling.

Kate Kelly and Robin Pogrebin, both reporters for The New York Times and co-authors of "The Education of Brett Kavanaugh," join Republican strategist Mike Davis to dissect the tactics of impeachment strategies. They reveal how the White House mirrors past methods used during Kavanaugh's confirmation, including the intriguing 'dead chicken strategy'—a defensive maneuver against slander. The conversation dives deep into the significance of judicial appointments and the cultural battles ignited by these political moves.