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Episodes

The New Hampshire primary serves as a critical test for Democratic presidential candidates following the chaotic and inconclusive Iowa caucuses. Voters in the state prioritize electability and a candidate's perceived ability to defeat Donald Trump, often disregarding the results of Iowa despite the national media focus...

The End of Privacy as We Know It?

10 Feb 2020

29m

The Woman Defending Harvey Weinstein

07 Feb 2020

31m

Mitt Romney’s Lonely Vote

06 Feb 2020

28m

The State of the Union

05 Feb 2020

24m

The Latest: What Happened in Iowa?

05 Feb 2020

A Very Long Night In Iowa

04 Feb 2020

33m

The Field: Iowa’s Electability Complex

03 Feb 2020

37m

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Iowa Democratic caucus-goers face significant indecision as they struggle to balance personal candidate preferences with the elusive concept of "electability" in the wake of the 2016 general election. Voters frequently cite the trauma of Hillary Clinton’s loss as a primary driver for their anxiety, leading many to aban...

The Latest: No Witnesses

01 Feb 2020

The Lessons of 2016

31 Jan 2020

52m

A Virus’s Journey Across China

30 Jan 2020

23m

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The podcast explores China's handling of the coronavirus outbreak, questioning the transparency and effectiveness of its response. It highlights the skepticism arising from the SARS epidemic 17 years prior, where the government downplayed the crisis. A reporter recounts traveling to Wuhan, revealing inconsistencies bet...