US Politics
Podcasts and newsletters on US politics: elections, Congress, the White House, campaigns, polling, courts and state politics, including partisan talk shows from both sides and interview shows where US politicians appear as guests.
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Who publishes here — active in the last 90 days
Bill O'Reilly
5,066 posts
Conservative commentator, journalist and author who anchored Inside Edition and hosted The O'Reilly Factor on...
Charlie Kirk
4,350 posts
Conservative activist and broadcaster who co-founded the student organization Turning Point USA in 2012 and wr...
Joe Pags
4,287 posts
Nationally syndicated conservative talk radio host who began in radio in 1989 and worked in television news in...
Sean Hannity
3,622 posts
Fox News host and radio broadcaster who co-hosted Hannity & Colmes from 1996 to 2009, then hosted Hannity. He...
Dan Bongino
2,732 posts
Former New York City police officer and U.S. Secret Service agent who became a political commentator, author a...
Michael Smerconish
1,971 posts
Radio host, television presenter, author and lawyer who hosts a weekday program on SiriusXM's POTUS channel an...
Dave Rubin
1,905 posts
Political commentator and interviewer who left The Young Turks network in 2015 and built his show independentl...
Benjamin Wittes
1,674 posts
Editor in chief of Lawfare and senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution, where he co-d...
Isaac Saul
1,340 posts
Journalist and founder of Tangle, an independent, nonpartisan political newsletter that lays out the arguments...
Robert Reich
1,132 posts
Political economist, professor and former US Secretary of Labor who writes on inequality, labor and democracy....
Erick Erickson
1,069 posts
Conservative talk radio host and writer who ran the blog RedState until 2015 and launched The Resurgent in 201...
David Pakman
1,059 posts
Political commentary. NYT Bestselling author. Host of The David Pakman Show.
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- “He had four preconditions. One is: look, the next model has to require fewer GPUs than the last. And not like a little fewer, but like a lot fewer … Then the se...” Ben Horowitz, All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
- “We're effectively like in 1999 and 2000 in the internet media world where everybody just works on CPM. … Right now it's cost per million input tokens. … When Go...” Chamath Palihapitiya, All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
- “Actually demand for coders is increasing, even though 95% of the code is written by coding assistants. And the reason for that is, well, first of all, you still...” David Sacks, All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
- “In 1999, bandwidth was $1,500 a megabit. And it was very hard to get it. And so you had to get a long-term contract, three years. By 2001, it was $50 a megabit....” Ben Horowitz, All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
- “The SpaceX prospectus is truly the first real blueprint for what is the East India company of space… The bottom rung is space launch capability. Right now, Spac...” Josh Tyrangiel, Prof G Media
- “In the past, we've mostly seen the government taking shares in companies or mandating production of certain items really only in two kinds of settings. One is d...” Ashley Deeks, The Lawfare Podcast: Patreon Edition
- “For an actor, for a character, it's the best because you always want to be losing. Losing is way more interesting than someone who's winning all the time. Winni...” Keri Russell, On with Kara Swisher
- “Imagine if we learned that the American academic community developed a disease such that they had a chronic fatigue disorder and had to sleep for 30% of the yea...” Derek Thompson, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “PG&E, our utility in Northern California, has doubled its rates over the last decade while service has only gotten worse. Why? Well, because they haven't been a...” Josh Harder, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “We're definitely in the manic phase. 1871 was maybe the point at which you could have said this is perfectly rational and it's reasonable. By the end of 1872, w...” Liaquat Ahamed, Prof G Media
- “I fear that it's going to take a Hiroshima Nagasaki type event for everybody to wake up. And I fear that that will be the reckoning for us to find accountabilit...” Jeremy Strong, On with Kara Swisher
- “All I can do is offer an opinion about AI as it pertains to my field. And it's that I'm optimistic, actually, because I think the audience is going to reject it...” Aaron Sorkin, On with Kara Swisher
- “I don't think there'll be a single AI-relevant drug in the next 10 years. AI does not help drug discovery. … It's pretty hard to do. And we've had computers for...” Martin Shkreli, All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
- “Yeah, I've been shorting them. Unfortunately, we lost millions of dollars shorting quantum computing companies, but I told my wife that we gained billions in in...” Martin Shkreli, All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
- “If there's one thing that we could all do that will both strengthen our bonds, build better communities, and boost happiness, it's introducing our friends to ea...” Adam Grant, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “I worry a lot that increasingly people are defaulting to AI companions, which I actually think is an oxymoron. I don't think a chatbot can be a companion becaus...” Adam Grant, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “It would be a historical anomaly if we did not see the use of bioweapons in the upcoming years, not decades, but years. That is what history has taught us: that...” Ashish Jha, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “No one talks to Google in complete sentences. No one says, hey, Google, I have a question about the capital of Australia. Could you please let me know what that...” Cal Newport, Prof G Media
- “If you think that SpaceX is really worth $2.3 trillion, which is where it is today, it's because you think Elon Musk is some kind of anomalous genius. And if yo...” John Foley, Prof G Media
- “JSOC is an industrial level killing machine, but do you want to apply it to every problem? The answer, of course, is no. And people in JSOC know that as much as...” Peter Bergen, The Lawfare Podcast: Patreon Edition
- “It's kind of childish to think that a fairly major nuclear-armed power is just going to do what we want them to do.” Peter Bergen, The Lawfare Podcast: Patreon Edition
- “Belief is an active ingredient in AI success. You have to believe that the scaling laws will continue, that putting billions or trillions of dollars into buildi...” Kevin Roose, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “The people at DeepMind just said, like, that's crazy. You cannot build super intelligence out of Reddit posts. Like, it's just not going to happen. And they wer...” Kevin Roose, Plain English with Derek Thompson
- “I say it on occasion, just wanting a little bit more love than my brothers got. Just a teeny bit on occasion. And that's a hell of an engine.” Ari Emanuel, On with Kara Swisher
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- Sources are hand-picked by us for this market. Post and episode counts are everything we have indexed for them, back to whatever archive the source publishes.
- People and advertisers are everyone credited or heard on these sources in the last 90 days, ranked by every post they have appeared on here. Topics come from the 10 newest posts of each source, so every source counts equally.
- A person is counted once per post, whether they wrote it, hosted it, or appeared on it as a guest. Podcast credits come from the transcript.
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