Tia Mitchell

Yvonne Wingett Sanchez, a Democracy reporter for The Washington Post focusing on Arizona, joins Tia Mitchell from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, covering Georgia, and Chris Potter of WESA FM, discussing Pennsylvania. They analyze the surprising midterm election outcomes, exploring how key issues like abortion and election denial shaped voter turnout. The trio delves into the internal struggles of state GOPs, the impact of Donald Trump, and the rising importance of local journalism in navigating political misinformation. Tune in for insights from these seasoned political reporters!

Tia Mitchell, Washington Bureau Chief for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, shares insights on Marjorie Taylor Greene, a prominent and polarizing figure in American politics. They discuss Greene's controversial remarks and her rise within the MAGA movement. Tia reveals what she's like in person and delves into her confrontational style with journalists. The conversation highlights Greene's political partnerships with Donald Trump, her fundraising prowess, and her future aspirations, painting a complex portrait of a woman at the heart of divisive politics.

Tia Mitchell, the Washington Bureau Chief at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, shares insights on Jimmy Carter's impactful legacy. They discuss the upcoming memorial service and the rare bipartisan respect for the former president. The conversation highlights Carter’s pivotal achievements, including the Camp David Accords and his lifelong humanitarian efforts. Mitchell also explores the deep admiration Carolinians hold for him, reflecting on his humble choices and lasting commitment to community service in Georgia.

Michael Cohen, Joe Crowley, and Sarah Chamberlain talk about Trump's hush-money trial. Bill Taylor sheds light on the shake-up in Putin's cabinet. Ken Dilanian discusses Sen. Menendez's corruption trial

Previewing Super Tuesday with debates on its significance, Mitch McConnell's potential exit, and Congress's response to the Alabama Supreme Court ruling on IVF. Exploring primary outcomes, media narratives, and the influence of political figures like Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama on party dynamics.