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Zaid Jilani

Journalist and writer for The American Saga, offering insights into the US political landscape.

Top 3 podcasts with Zaid Jilani

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Nov 5, 2024 • 1h 52min

Election Eve Special With Michael Tracey, Briahna Joy Gray & Zaid Jilani

Join Michael Tracey, a journalist known for his incisive commentary, Brianna Joy Gray, a political analyst with a progressive focus, and Zaid Jilani, a seasoned journalist, as they navigate the chaotic landscape of the 2024 election. They discuss the saturation of political ads and the complexities of voter disillusionment, particularly among youth. The group dives into the evolving dynamics of political loyalty, potential shifts in party affiliations, and the emerging political sentiments among everyday voters, highlighting key issues like abortion rights and animal welfare.
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Nov 7, 2024 • 22min

Zaid Jilani: Why the Left failed to stop Trump

Zaid Jilani, a journalist at The American Saga, dives into the left's failures in addressing Trump's rise. He explores Trump's unexpected resurgence and the intricate voter dynamics in battleground states like Georgia. The podcast challenges assumptions about abortion voters, revealing diverse opinions that transcend traditional divides. Jilani also discusses the lack of enthusiasm among minority voters for Kamala Harris, stressing the need for the Democratic Party to engage younger voters and foster bipartisan dialogue for political unity.
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Nov 6, 2024 • 34min

315: Why Trump won

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a columnist and author known for her insights on social class, joins independent journalist Zaid Jilani and Nick Gillespie, editor at Reason magazine, to dissect Trump's surprising political comeback. They delve into Trump’s appeal among working-class voters, challenging the media's misconceptions about their priorities. The trio confronts narratives of racism in his support base, highlighting a multiracial coalition. They also discuss shifting political dynamics and the urgent need for more relevant discourse in today's politics.