RealClearPolitics Podcast

In today's podcast - Andy Carl and Tom discuss Biden's latest polling numbers after his State of the Union speech, how abortion bans are effecting voter turnout, and the House passing a bill that could lead to the ban of the Chinese social media platform Tik Tok. Next, Andrew interviews columnist John Feehery and then Carl speaks with his old friend Patricia Murphy who is a journalist for the Atlanta Journal Constitution. They discuss Biden's Atlanta rally and his popularity.

Today - Andy, Carl, and Tom discuss Special Counsel Robert Hur's testimony in front of the House Judiciary Committee about the Biden classified documents investigation and GOP Rep. Ken Buck resigning from Congress thereby narrowing the House majority. They also talk about the Slate article on third parties and the Financial Times article on Biden moving to the middle in general. Then, Tom Bevan speaks with Sean Trende on 10 interesting Senate races to watch. And lastly, Carl Cannon talks with Phil Wegmann discussing the White House's reaction to today’s Robert Hur hearing on Capitol Hill.

In today's podcast - Andy Carl and Tom discuss Biden's State of the Union address and his comments on Hamas and the choice of using the word “illegals” vs. “undocumented". They also talk about the Deseret Values Poll and the Katie Britt back-peddling. Next. Carl speaks with Emily Jashinsky about the Oscar winners and losers. And finally, Andy interviews journalist Matt Taibbi on winning the RCP Samizdat award for his revealing work with other authors last year on the Twitter files.

Today's podcast features Andrew Walworth, and Real Clear Politics correspondents Susan Crabtree and Phil Wegmann discussing Biden's State of the Union address and the GOP's response. They also talk about the "No Labels" party and the big changes coming at the RNC. Then, Andy interviews Jay Bhattacharya, M.D., Ph.D., who is a professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine in the Department of Health Policy. They chat about the Samizdat award. And finally, Carl Cannon interviews Eric Spitz who is a former president of the Orange County Register and CFO of Narragansett Brewing Co.

In today's podcast, Andrew, Carl and Tom discuss Biden's big State of the Union Address. They predict what Biden might say and wonder if any lawmakers will heckle him. Then they chat about Alabama Republican Senator Katie Britt and the GOP's response to the SOTU. And finally, Andy interviews Mohamed Younis from Galup on his State of the Union predictions and Carl interviews Miranda Devine of the New York Post on the Samizdat award.

Andrew, Carl and Tom discuss the aftermath of Super Tuesday, Adam Schiff advancing in the California Senate election, and Nikki Haley finally ending her presidential campaign. Then Tom interviews political reporter Josh Kraushauer on Super Tuesday election results and Carl speaks with political correspondent Susan Crabtreee on the California senate race.

Andrew, Carl and Tom discuss Super Tuesday, crime in different cities, the latest polls, and give predictions for the State of the Union address. Then, Tom speaks with Sean Trende on Super Tuesday and Trump’s appeal. And finally Carl interviews Salena Zito asking the question - Can Trump get moderates on board?

Listen to our new radio show on SiriusXM - POTUS POLITICS Channel 124, hosted by Andrew Walworth with co-hosts Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon. Today's guests: Andy interviews WH correspondent Phil Wegmann on Biden's new polling numbers and his New Yorker interview. And, Carl interviews Greg Orman on the Supreme Court's decision to keep Trump on the ballot and Colorado's decision to take Trump off the ballot.

Listen to our new radio show on SiriusXM - POTUS POLITICS Channel 124, hosted by Andrew Walworth with co-hosts Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon. Guests include Nick Tolano - Executive Director of political reform group Unite America and Democratic Strategist Maria Cardona on Joe Biden's polling numbers.

Guests include columnist for the New York Post Karol Markowicz and Washington Political Journalist Howard Fineman.