Tara is joined by Marc Caputo and Teddy Schleifer to discuss the state of the White House and the economy. Tara gets their perspective on Elon Musk’s power over Trump’s economic decisions and cabinet, as well as what they expect Democratic and Republican responses to the declining stock market will be.Host: Tara PalmeriGuests: Marc Caputo and Teddy SchleiferProducer: Olivia Crerie Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tara is joined by Colorado Rep. Jason Crow to explain his walkout during Donald Trump’s address to Congress last Tuesday. They discuss the Republican decision to extend Joe Biden’s budget, which was passed in December, in hopes to reroute it toward border control and defense. Additionally, they break down the potential repercussions of freezing government credit cards, particularly for veterans.Host: Tara PalmeriGuest: Rep. Jason CrowProducer: Olivia CreriePlease sign up for “The Red Letter” here: https://x.com/tarapalmeri/status/1898869017877663963 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tara is joined by political adviser Joe Hack to discuss an eventful and fiery past few days on the Hill. They break down the political fallout from Donald Trump’s contentious Oval Office meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, preview the president’s State of the Union address, and speculate on the future star of the Democratic Party.For more of Tara’s reporting, please sign up for her newsletter, 'The Best and the Brightest,' at puck.news/tarapalmeri and use the discount code TARA20.Host: Tara PalmeriGuest: Joe HackProducer: Chris SuttonProduction Supervision: Conor Nevins Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael LaRosa, former press secretary for Jill Biden, shares his insider perspective on the Biden administration’s media strategies and the political implications of aging leadership. He discusses Jake Tapper’s new book, which addresses the cover-up of Biden's health issues. LaRosa highlights the unique impact of Jill Biden's approach compared to past First Ladies and reflects on the changing political dynamics as the administration navigates public perception amidst rising concerns over the President’s age. It's a candid look behind the scenes!

Jim Banks, a freshman Senator from Indiana known for his conservative alignment with Trump, shares insights on key political issues. He addresses the implications of potential tariffs on Indiana's economy, particularly in agriculture and manufacturing. The conversation shifts to the role of Elon Musk in politics and innovation. Banks also discusses the MAHA movement, emphasizing sustainable agriculture. Additionally, he tackles the intersection of health, politics, and economic reforms, highlighting concerns over vaccine transparency and the anti-woke movement.

Brendan Boyle, a Pennsylvania representative and ranking member of the House Budget Committee, discusses the fallout from the recent elections in Pennsylvania. He addresses the rise of 'Doge kids,' influenced by Elon Musk, and their impact on political norms. The conversation also digs into how younger voters in Philadelphia are reshaping political engagement, often favoring podcasts and social media over traditional media. Boyle shares insights on Democratic strategies moving forward and the challenges posed by influential figures like Musk in shaping political discourse.

Tara Palmeri hosts Senator John Fetterman, a forward-thinking U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania. Fetterman discusses President Trump's controversial executive orders and the impact of tech billionaires like Elon Musk on politics. He highlights the Democratic Party's struggle to connect with white men and the challenges of winning over disenfranchised voters. The conversation also touches on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the implications of party messaging, and strategies for upcoming elections, offering an insightful view into contemporary political dynamics.

Political strategist Alex Hoffman, a former DNC official and founder of C Street Strategies, shares insider insights on the recent DNC elections. He discusses the election of Ken Martin as party chair and what this change means for the Democrats' future. Hoffman emphasizes the need for a thorough analysis of past electoral losses and explores how Kamala Harris fits into their strategy moving forward. He also highlights the challenges the party faces in reconnecting with voters and refining their messaging in a shifting political landscape.

Shanti Stanton, a seasoned lobbyist and consultant with Oxford Strategies, draws from her decade of experience on Capitol Hill to dissect the chaos following Trump's federal funding freeze. She delves into the legal implications of Trump's executive orders and examines Elon Musk's unexpected role in the turmoil. Stanton sheds light on the complexities of government funding, the impacts on vital social programs like Medicaid, and the relentless efforts of lobbyists navigating a tumultuous political landscape. Expect insights that reveal the internal struggles and strategies in Washington.

Joining the discussion are Kevin Cirilli, a former chief Washington correspondent for Bloomberg with deep insights into cryptocurrency, and Natalie Brunell, host of the 'Coin Stories' podcast and a Bitcoin advocate. They dive into Trump's influence on the crypto market, tackle the risks associated with meme coins, and speculate on potential regulatory changes under his administration. The conversation also covers the future of Bitcoin and its transformative potential for younger generations, emphasizing the importance of transparency in cryptocurrency transactions.