Trump’s Retribution

Trump/Carlson 2024?

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The New York Times political correspondent Maggie Haberman tells Jamie that a second Trump term will be defined by unfettered score settling. Plus:

-Trump’s social media strategy

-Bannon friction

-Trump/Carlson 24?

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  1. Don Thiry

    I was taken back by how much commentary re a 2nd Trump Administration would need to be concerned with Senate approvals. I’ll be pleasantly stunned if Trump doesn’t name Interims for every position that calls for Senate approval and for that interim to be his entire term.

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  2. Kunzet

    Haberman comes through again. Competent, level-headed and informative.

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  3. Randall Briggs

    Great interview. Maggie Haberman is very engaging.

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    Seth B

    These Monday podcasts with Jamie deserve their own imprint, I think, rather than just being called "The Dispatch Podcast".

    I've enjoyed both of the ones I've listened to (this one and the previous one with Ben Judah), and I look forward to hearing more.

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    Ben Connelly

    This was a good interview. I’m not a big Haberman fan, but she did a good job and clearly knows what she’s talking about.

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    Delenda Est

    Carlson is the obvious, natural direct heir to Trump. Carlson is 20X smarter than Trump, just as malevolent, and already has the Trumpists eating out of his hand. If Carlson wants power he only has to reach out and take it.

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  7. Dynamis878

    Maggie Haberman is always great

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    J. Eric

    Nice. Good interview with a good guest. Thanks

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