Tommy Vietor

Kim Wehle, a law professor and author of 'Pardon Power,' shares her insights on the complexities of presidential pardons, especially in light of Trump’s comments on the January 6 incidents. Meanwhile, Tommy Vietor, co-host of Pod Save the World, delves into the Syrian conflict, discussing how rebel groups gained control and the shifting dynamics of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Their conversation uncovers the implications of U.S. actions and international relations in the ongoing struggle for power in Syria.

Daniel Goldman, a Congressman known for his role in Trump's first impeachment, discusses the dangerous implications of pardoning January 6 insurrectionists. Tommy Vietor shares insights from his surprising Fox News appearance, emphasizing the need for strategic political messaging. Norm Eisen, former Obama ethics czar, highlights his historic lawsuit against Trump, urging the importance of government accountability. Together, they explore how Democrats can effectively counter Trump's 'flooding the zone' strategy while maintaining their core message.

Tommy Vietor, co-host of Pod Save America, and Max Stier, CEO of the Partnership for Public Service, dive into the alarming nomination of Kash Patel to lead the FBI. They discuss the potential ramifications of replacing career civil servants with loyalists and the importance of the Democratic Party revamping its strategies to better engage voters. The conversation also touches on the need for accountability in government and the vital role of civil service in maintaining a stable democracy amid rising political tensions.

Jamie Raskin, a Congressman, shares insights on the conservative holdouts and the nuances behind the passage of the Republican bill. Tommy Vietor, a former National Security Council spokesman and co-host of Pod Save America, discusses the political fallout for Republicans stemming from recent legislation. Election analyst Kyle Kondik provides a forward-looking view of the political landscape leading into 2026, analyzing voter dynamics and competitive races. Together, they highlight the urgent need for Democratic unity and strategic communication as midterms approach.

Brian Tyler Cohen chats with Tommy Vietor, former National Security Council spokesman, about the fallout from Trump’s tariffs and their economic repercussions. Data journalist Elliot Morris dives into the implications of recent electoral successes, particularly in Wisconsin. Michigan state senator Mallory McMorrow, who’s running for U.S. Senate, shares her vision for progress amidst political challenges. Dan Osborn discusses his exploratory committee for the 2026 race, emphasizing grassroots engagement and tackling wealthy donor influence in politics.