Sen. Bill Cassidy

Cabot Phillips, a senior editor and reporter at Daily Wire, shares on-the-ground insights about the escalating unrest in Minneapolis, including details of an ICE-related shooting. He discusses Trump's warning to potentially deploy the Insurrection Act amid this chaos. On the political front, Senator Bill Cassidy provides a detailed account of the Senate hearing on mail-order abortion pills, emphasizing the need for in-person consultations to improve safety and reduce coercion. Their discussions shed light on pressing issues from immigration to public health.

Guests include Alastair Pinder, Global Equity Strategist at HSBC, discussing how AI adoption may shape equities and credit in 2026. Ian Harnett, Chief Investment Strategist at Absolute Strategy Research, warns of potential AI bubbles and macro risks. Amanda Lynam, from BlackRock, provides insights on the credit market, predicting peak defaults but urging selectivity. U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy analyzes consumer spending trends from Black Friday and discusses health care affordability proposals. Tune in for a mix of market insights and fiscal policy!

Sen. Bill Cassidy discusses concerns about Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's health. Gov. Gavin Newsom puts speculation about a 2024 presidential bid to rest. The podcast explores the reluctance of aging leaders to step down. Debates about Biden and Trump running again and the desire for change by the American people. Discussion on the future of the Democratic Party and the possibility of Vice President Harris becoming President. Reflections on years of community and conversation at NBC News and the moderator's future commitments.

Senator Bill Cassidy, a physician and chair of the Senate HELP Committee, pushes for the FDA to immediately reinstate in-person dispensing of the abortion pill. He raises critical safety concerns, emphasizing risks, such as ectopic pregnancies and coercion of women. Cassidy criticizes the slow FDA review process and advocates for swift completion, questioning the motivations behind delays. He aims to 'rehumanize' the debate, highlighting the impact on both women and unborn children while insisting on protecting autonomy in healthcare decisions.

Julianne Smith, former U.S. Ambassador to NATO, shares insights on the stalled Russia-U.S. negotiations and critiques Putin's tactics as NATO remains vigilant. Ehud Olmert, former Israeli Prime Minister, voices concerns over government complicity in settler violence and calls for accountability in Gaza. Senator Bill Cassidy discusses health policy, proposing converting subsidies to health savings accounts to help families manage costs and emphasizing the need for bipartisan solutions in healthcare.

Senator Bill Cassidy, a physician and Republican from Louisiana, advocates for empowering patients in health insurance choices. He examines the contrast between strong Black Friday spending and the financial struggles many face due to rising costs. Discussing the Affordable Care Act, he proposes redirecting subsidies to health savings accounts, enhancing affordability. Cassidy also emphasizes how policies on taxes and infrastructure can stimulate job creation while balancing government shutdown risks with effective healthcare solutions.

This week features Kevin Hassett, a former White House economist, discussing the impact of inflation and collaboration between Trump and New York's mayor-elect on affordability. U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett speaks candidly about Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation, linking it to the Epstein files investigation and her own Senate ambitions. Sen. Bill Cassidy provides insight into vaccine safety debates and proposes converting ACA premium tax credits into health savings accounts to empower patients while addressing skyrocketing healthcare costs.

Sen. Bill Cassidy, a cardiologist and chair of the Senate Health Committee, dives into his plan to revamp healthcare by shifting enhanced subsidies to patient-directed funds via HSAs. He discusses the political landscape, emphasizing the need for bipartisan efforts and the potential impact of Trump's endorsement on House dynamics. Cassidy also expresses concerns about RFK Jr.'s pandemic narratives undermining vaccine trust. Andrew Desiderio lends insights on the political implications of Cassidy's proposals and the challenges ahead.

Senator Bill Cassidy, a Republican from Louisiana and a key player on the Finance Committee, discusses the urgent need to curb rising national debt to protect the American Dream. He highlights the alarming reality that 70% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. John Hope Bryant, CEO of Operation Hope, champions the integration of financial literacy into education at all levels, advocating it as essential for economic empowerment. They explore the intersection of fiscal responsibility and financial education as vital to achieving personal and national prosperity.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a prominent figure at the center of heated debates on vaccines and public health, while Bill Cassidy, a pro-vaccine Republican Senator and doctor, shares his critical vote on RFK Jr.'s confirmation. They dive into the complexities of vaccine policy in today's polarized environment, tackle Lyme disease claims, and discuss misinformation surrounding vaccinations and autism. Cassidy’s journey highlights a struggle for rational discourse and public trust in health amidst rising conspiracy theories.