Tara Palmeri

In this lively discussion, guests Tara Palmeri, a senior political correspondent at Puck News, and Batya Ungar-Sargon, Newsweek's opinion editor, share their insights on Biden's media tensions and the chaotic election landscape. Anna Khachiyan adds her sharp commentary on political narratives, while legendary pollster Frank Luntz offers valuable voter sentiment data. Reihan Salam analyzes the evolving GOP, focusing on J.D. Vance's ideological shifts, and journalist James Pogue discusses foreign policy impacts. The group tackles the contrasting enthusiasm levels of Trump vs. Biden supporters.

Joining the discussion are Bryan Curtis, a media and politics expert from The Ringer, Tara Palmeri, a political journalist with Puck News, and Chris Ryan, a writer focused on sports and culture. They dive deep into President Biden's abrupt exit from the 2024 race and debate the future of the Democratic Party, including Kamala Harris's potential candidacy. In a lighter tone, they chat about Team USA basketball and analyze the upcoming NBA season. Plus, they brainstorm creative ideas for a sequel to the classic film 'Heat,' balancing thematic depth with commercial appeal.

Logan Murdock, a writer for The Ringer known for his in-depth coverage of the NBA, discusses the Golden State Warriors’ resurgence, focusing on Klay Thompson’s evolution and Draymond Green’s mentorship impact on younger players. Tara Palmeri, host of Somebody's Gotta Win, shifts the conversation to the chaotic start of the 2024 election cycle, examining voter discontent and the dynamics between major candidates like Biden and Trump. The podcast also touches on rising NBA stars like Victor Wembanyama and the implications of sports on political views.

Joining the discussion are Ben Shapiro, a conservative commentator renowned for his incisive views, Tara Palmeri, a seasoned political correspondent, and Shelby Talcott, a campaign expert. They navigate Kamala Harris's rise in the political landscape, dissecting her controversial appearance on RuPaul’s Drag Race and its implications. The group explores potential VP picks for Harris, analyzes polling dynamics, and considers the pressure surrounding Biden's leadership, raising questions about his future and the shifting tides within the Democratic Party.

Robert De Niro, an iconic actor renowned for classics like "Taxi Driver," joins author Max Brooks, known for "World War Z," and political correspondent Tara Palmeri. They share sharp insights on aging leaders like Biden and the political landscape shaped by Trump's surprising popularity. Discussions veer into the humor of the 'Masturbation Economy' and its ties to celebrity culture, as well as the need for balanced conversations around immigration and crime. Expect wit and candor as they tackle current events with a unique flair!