

2WAY Morning Meeting
2WAY
Every weekday morning, the executives who run America’s television news networks chair a key gathering of their anchors, correspondents and producers to look ahead at the day’s forthcoming events. The meeting offers – for those lucky enough to attend – a fascinating, forward-looking snapshot of the news cycle ahead. Each weekday morning on 2WAY, the home of conversations like no other, “The Morning Meeting” offers the chance to attend – and participate in – one such meeting, hosted by 2WAY’s Mark Halperin, the former political director of ABC News and New York Times #1 bestselling author; former Trump White House press secretary Sean Spicer, host of “The Sean Spicer Show”; and Democratic strategist Dan Turrentine.
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Oct 3, 2025 • 1h 2min
Schumer and Democrats Under Pressure Over Shutdown as Trump Warns of Steep Cuts, Mass Firings
Mike Lawler, a U.S. Representative from New York, dives into the pressure surrounding the government shutdown. He holds Senate Democrats and Schumer accountable while discussing constituent outrage over ongoing closures. Lawler addresses negative ads targeting his healthcare votes and defends against allegations of Medicaid cuts. The conversation also touches on the Republican Party's unity on infrastructure and the need for a clear healthcare strategy. Overall, a captivating examination of local political sentiments amid a national crisis!

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Oct 2, 2025 • 1h 4min
Shutdown Showdown: Trump Prepares Budget Cuts He Says "Will Hurt Democrats"; AOC, Sanders Fire Back
The discussion heats up around the looming government shutdown, with polling suggesting Republicans might bear the brunt of the blame. AOC and Bernie Sanders voice their concerns about healthcare costs deteriorating under such pressure. Amidst this, humor in political discourse sparks debate—can memes soften the blows of negotiations? Plus, insights into U.S. intelligence support for Ukraine and Howard Lutnick's controversial remarks about Epstein fuel further intrigue. The podcast also touches on 2028 political landscapes and community engagement through local office.

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Oct 1, 2025 • 1h 4min
Trump Trolls Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries With Vids, Pics as Democrats, GOP Duel Over Shutdown
The hosts delve into the political fiasco surrounding the impending government shutdown, dissecting Chuck Schumer's defense of Democrats. Trump’s social media trolling of Hakeem Jeffries sparks a debate about effective responses. They explore the real-world impacts of a shutdown on federal workers and essential services. Polling on public sentiment adds another layer of intrigue, while the Pope's comments on politicians and communion raise ethical questions. Insights into military readiness and redistricting consequences further enhance the discussion.

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Sep 30, 2025 • 1h 3min
It's Trump vs Schumer and the Democrats as a Government Shutdown Tuesday Night Is All But Certain
Rachel Bade, a savvy political reporter with deep insights into Congressional dynamics, dives into the tense atmosphere surrounding potential government shutdowns. She unpacks the intricacies of Trump’s surprising proposal to bond healthcare fixes with funding discussions, shedding light on the shifting media focus during crises. The dialogue also touches on Schumer's struggles to balance Democratic expectations and the implications of Harris's book sales. Tune in for a lively discussion on these hot-button issues and the implications for the upcoming NYC mayoral race.

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Sep 29, 2025 • 1h 3min
Trump and Schumer Face Off as Government Shutdown Looms; Trump Says He's Sending Troops to Portland
Political tensions rise as Trump and Schumer prepare for a government shutdown showdown. The hosts dissect Netanyahu's visit and his ambitious peace plan. There's a lively debate about Kimmel's media strategy and whether it's setting a new precedent. Discussions on the Portland protests hint at federal intervention, while the Pentagon meeting raises questions about Trump's military optics. Plus, speculation about Rahm Emanuel's future in 2028 politics adds an intriguing twist.

Sep 26, 2025 • 1h 5min
From the Courtroom to the Economy: Comey, Tariffs, and This Week's Winners and Losers
The panel dives into James Comey's indictment, examining the legality versus political implications and the reactions from Trump's circle. They scrutinize large Democratic donors like Soros and the political ramifications of shutdown negotiations. Tariffs on several industries are discussed, along with their economic impacts and potential responses to farmer bailouts. Lastly, the hosts share their weekly winners and losers and address viewer questions on various topical issues, including online safety and party messaging.

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Sep 25, 2025 • 1h 3min
Kamala Harris Book Tour Crashed by Jeering Protesters; Trump Justice Dept. Races to Charge Comey
In a lively discussion, hosts analyze the implications of China-Russia drone collaboration on national security. They dive into Trump's shifting stance on Ukraine and Europe's responsibilities. Recent protests during Kamala Harris’s book tour spark debates about her performance and public sentiment. Legal discussions heat up as the potential indictment of James Comey looms, along with threats of mass firings tied to government shutdown talks. Political dynamics in the New Jersey gubernatorial race and NYC mayoral candidates add to the intrigue.

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Sep 24, 2025 • 1h 4min
Jimmy Kimmel Doesn't Apologize in Monologue, Slams Trump and Carr, Tears Up As He Praises Erika Kirk
The hosts dive into the controversy surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's monologue, debating his lack of an apology and the resulting fallout. They discuss looming government shutdowns, Chuck Schumer's position, and potential solutions to avert crisis. Topics also include U.S. support for Ukraine, a tragic shooting incident in Dallas, and the political dynamics impacting Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom. Listener calls add spice, highlighting voter concerns and overlooked media topics.

Sep 23, 2025 • 1h 3min
Jimmy Kimmel Expected to Be "Conciliatory But Defiant" Tonight; Kamala Harris' Book Tour Under Fire
Join OB-GYN Melissa, who shares her expertise on pregnancy-related topics, and Dr. John, a medical commentator discussing the nuances of acetaminophen use during pregnancy. They explore the ongoing debate about Tylenol and its implications for public health and trust in medical advice. The pair emphasizes the importance of individualized patient counseling over politicized messaging. Their insights shed light on how scientific discussions can impact expectant mothers and the broader community.

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Sep 22, 2025 • 1h 3min
Erika Kirk Wows at Charlie's Memorial; Trump Slams Jimmy Kimmel for "No Talent" as Stars Boycott ABC
Kerry, a passionate member of the Two Way community from the Chicago suburbs, dives into the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's memorial and the implications for Turning Point's future. They dissect the intense media coverage surrounding Kirk's assassination and share thoughts on political rhetoric today. Kerry also touches on the controversies involving Jimmy Kimmel and Trump's remarks, as well as the prospects of government funding and the ongoing TikTok situation. It's a lively conversation revealing key insights into the current political landscape.