Shapiro on Trump, Fetterman and 2028 over cheesesteaks in South Philly
Summary
Jonathan Martin interviews Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro at Angelo’s in South Philly, discussing local food culture and the state’s political landscape. Shapiro critiques President Trump’s leadership, highlights his strategy for flipping House seats, and addresses rising antisemitism and party unity. He also outlines his vision for the Democratic Party’s future, emphasizing governance over ideology.
Topics discussed
Intro: Angelo's Pizza in South Philly and the vibe
Meeting Gov. Shapiro: Cheesesteaks, pizza, and the NFL Draft
PA Midterms: Key races, Susan Brooks, and Rob Bresnahan
Party dynamics: Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and unity
AIPAC endorsements and the debate over anti-Semitism
Israel-Gaza conflict, Fetterman, and the two-state solution
Rising anti-Semitism, threats, and Shapiro's resolve to run
Democratic strategy: Moving on from 2024 and building coalitions
Shapiro's record: Ag innovation, rural outreach, and leadership
VP vetting, Roy Cooper, and the I-95 bridge repair
Restoring faith in government and closing thoughts
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