
Talking Feds is a roundtable discussion that brings together prominent former government officials, journalists, and special guests for a dynamic and in-depth analysis of the most pressing questions in law and politics.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 456 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentPoliticsNews | |||

Harry turns to Mimi Rocah, Tara Setmayer, and Jacob Weisberg to delve into the DoJ’s latest humiliations, the furor over strikes in the Caribbean, and Trump’s racist outbursts. What will it take for Attorney General Pam Bondi to give up the case agai... more
Harry talks with journalist Jerusalem Demsas about her case for a robust, combative liberalism capable of taking the fight to the current political power structure. Demsas has just launched a new publication—The Argument—dedicated to renewing and imp... more
Harry talks with a prophet of our moment of democratic decline: Steven Levitsky. The Harvard scholar explains why Trump’s grip on power is both unequaled in a century of American history and, at the same time, deeply fragile. The pair think through w... more
For his latest periodic deep dive on the Department of Justice, Harry talks to DOJ veterans Paul Fishman and Amy Jeffress as well as reporter Anna Bower to assess an institution that looks to be coming apart at the seams. The panel digs into the poli... more
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Vis a vis your discussion about the use of the National Guards it seems to me the order of use would logically be:
Local law enforcement
State law enforcement
National guard activated by state
Federal troops
National guard from other states
If a governor does not deem it necessary to activate his national guard and is not being asked to by law enforcement the idea that the president can do so seems like an obvious overreach.
I don’t understand the logic used to justify the idea that federa... more
Looking forward to your take on the 8 traitor Dem senators. Continually caving is why I and probably many other working people left the Democratic party years ago.
Elizabeth
Interesting reviews of current political events
I have now joined The Contrarian, but missed a chance to grab the discount on a Talking Feds substack, so I'm limited to the podcast.
I listen regularly from my little tree branch in Geert Wilders' wilderness, and for all the differences between the US (my birth country) and NL, the loss of decency and the gross indifference to the devolution of democratic norms and rule of law has bone-chilling parallels. If you haven't heard of the horrific scandal at the Dutch Tax Authority, (given effectiv... more
Excellent Sep15 show!
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The content features in-depth discussions among former government officials, journalists, and expert guests, which revolve around contemporary issues in law and politics. Topics frequently discussed include the evolution of liberalism, democracy, authoritarianism, and the specific actions of political leaders, particularly during and after the Trump administration. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its analytical approach to understanding the repercussions of political dynamics and offers rich commentary on legal and civil rights issues, often emphasizing the importance of an informed civil society. Potential listeners who are engaged in current political affairs or interested in legal perspectives will find its insights both rele... more
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Recent guests on Talking Feds include:
1. Jerusalem Demsas
2. Steve Levitsky
3. David Weigel
4. Rick Wilson
5. Aaron Davis
6. Barney Frank
7. Eric Swalwell
8. Ben Walker
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