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Pod Save America discusses the critical "Mississippi Tuesday" deadline for counting affidavit ballots, which could hand the state Senate race to Democrat Scott Columbia.

The hosts analyze Donald Trump’s recent 60 Minutes interview, critiquing his evasive answers on corruption, his refusal to forgive political enemies,…

The hosts analyze the midterm election results, noting that the Trump administration is doubling down on its policies by promoting Stephen Miller to chief of staff and continuing the Iran conflict.

This episode features a detailed discussion of a post-election poll by Searchlight that reveals cost of living was the top issue for voters across all demographics.

Pod Save America hosts react to the 2024 midterms, celebrating a historic Democratic "blue tsunami" that secured Senate and House majorities.

Hosts analyze the final New York Times/Siena poll, which shows significant Democratic leads in key Senate races, prompting a debate on whether the…

Jen Psaki joins the host to analyze key political ads in the final days before the election, focusing on strategies to reach independent and conservative voters.

This episode analyzes the shocking decision by Michigan Representative Haley Stevens to endorse Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers two days…

This episode analyzes the inconclusive results of the Israeli elections, where the opposition secured 67 seats but faces significant hurdles in…

Randy Villegas discusses his background as a Central Valley mechanic and immigrant, framing his populist campaign against incumbent David Valadeo as…

In this episode of Pod Save America, hosts Bill and Dan break down the MAGA media's overreaction to Barack Obama's joke comparing the White House to a Cheesecake Factory.

Sacramento City Council member Mai Vang discusses her primary challenge against incumbent Congresswoman Doris Matsui in California's 7th District.

Dan Pfeiffer and John Lovett analyze key political ads in the final stretch of the 2026 midterms, critiquing a confused Republican national spot and a Democratic super PAC’s social pressure tactic.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear discusses his new book, *Go and Do Likewise*, using the Good Samaritan parable to critique political division and dehumanization.

Nate Silver analyzes the 2024 Senate race, noting that Democrats hold a roughly 75% chance of winning the chamber due to a blue national map and candidate advantages in states like Texas and Ohio.

Hosts discuss the moral decay of the Republican Party, analyzing Trump’s bizarre comments about John Husted’s physique and Marco Rubio’s defense of Elon Musk’s Starlink slowdown in Ukraine.

Justin Pearson, a former Tennessee state representative and gun safety advocate, discusses his congressional campaign in a district heavily gerrymandered by Republicans.

Pod Save America hosts mock a Trump rally in Kansas where he offers voter bribes and uses an anti-Semitic slur.

Pod Save America analyzes three key midterm ads, starting with Scott Cullum’s viral “Pick Another Protein” spot in Mississippi, which outperformed an Obama endorsement.

Pod Save America hosts discuss the rapid firing of White House Press Secretary Katie Zachariah after just five days.

Rebecca Cook, a sixth-generation Wisconsinite and dairy farmer, discusses her congressional campaign against Derek Van Orden, whom she criticizes for…

This episode of Pod Save America mocks President Trump's chaotic Truth Social posts and his Alaska rally, where he shared dubious family history and pardoned diesel mechanics.

Bob Brooks, a former firefighter and union president, discusses his campaign to flip Pennsylvania’s 7th District, emphasizing his working-class background and support from Governor Josh Shapiro.

Hosts discuss the firing of Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle over bribery allegations and the chaotic debut of new press secretary Katie Zakaria, who mistakenly called Trump her husband.

Dan Pfeiffer and Tim Miller analyze a controversial federal ad promoting the Venezuelan military operation, arguing it fails to resonate with voters.

Katie Zachariah is named the new White House Press Secretary, succeeding Caroline Levitt.

Pod Save America discusses the Supreme Court case *Boulder v.

Jake Johnson, a former math teacher and father of four, joins Pod Save America to discuss his campaign for Minnesota's first congressional district.

Dan Pfeiffer and Jennifer Palmieri analyze three key political ads, starting with Sherrod Brown’s digital spot that uses a viral clip to highlight his opponent’s disconnect from poverty.

Nate Silver joins Pod Save America to analyze updated 2026 midterm models, which show Democrats holding a 72.

Pod Save America hosts mock President Trump’s rebranding of AI to "Super Intelligence" and his pro-data center stance, which they argue alienates voters amid rising costs.

Pod Save America hosts Emma Vigland to discuss the 2026 midterms, highlighting the viability of Florida and Ohio races despite Republican registration advantages.

Leah Litman joins Pod Save America to discuss the Supreme Court’s order allowing the Trump administration to continue deporting migrants to third…

Mark Elias discusses the Trump administration's efforts to undermine midterms, including illegal proposals for federal troops at polls and the…

Dan Pfeiffer and Alex Wagner analyze Republican candidates like Mike Rogers and Ken Paxton, who are attempting to distance themselves from Trump amid falling poll numbers.

Dan Pfeiffer and Disu Demisi analyze key midterm ads, including a Florida Republican breaking with Trump on immigration and a Michigan spot linking the Iran war to gas prices.

Pod Save America hosts discuss Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s return, highlighting his advanced age and cognitive decline through viral clips and historical comparisons.

The hosts critique the administration's new AI policy, mocking JD Vance's "Frankenstein" analogy and arguing that voluntary corporate self-regulation is insufficient.

Dan and Nate Silver analyze a new New York Times poll showing Democrats leading by roughly eight points among likely voters, a trend consistent with Silver Bulletin’s data since Labor Day.

Pod Save America hosts interview Senator Amy Klobuchar at the Minnesota State Fair, where they discuss her re-election campaign and the influx of negative ads funded by Wisconsin billionaire Uline.

Fav and John Lovett analyze the fallout from Trump’s “Palooza,” mocking his unfulfilled $5,000 dividend promises and JD Vance’s inauthentic, xenophobic rhetoric.

The hosts mock Trump’s RNC speech, highlighting his promise of $5,000 dividend checks as a deceptive tactic to secure a Republican congressional majority.

Pod Save America hosts critique the ill-timed Republican midterm convention, arguing it risks alienating voters by clashing with the NFL season and…

The hosts mock Trump's 9/11 anniversary claims, debunking his story of being carried by firefighters and criticizing his "Trump Coin" crypto scheme that allegedly defrauded fans.

The hosts critique a White House video game glorifying deportations and discuss the harsh treatment of migrants sent to West Africa.

The hosts critique Trump’s midterm rally, highlighting his insults toward Ken Paxton’s appearance while ignoring Paxton’s lenient plea deal for a child rapist.

The hosts critique a self-aggrandizing Trump ad and discuss JD Vance’s apocalyptic rhetoric alongside harsh immigration policies.

Jim Acosta and Alex Witt discuss Donald Trump’s alleged attempts to sell public lands in Yosemite to a developer and the Bureau of Land Management’s controversial roundup of wild horses for slaughter.

The hosts discuss Trump’s tariff war with Canada, AI advancements, and Trump skipping the 9/11 memorial due to narcissism.

The hosts critique Trump’s failed trade negotiations with Canada, highlighting his bizarre renaming of Lake Ontario and the resulting economic fallout.