David Remnick

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3,736 appearances 77 recordings 13 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 4d ago

David Remnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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John Lovett straddles that divide.
Lovett was a longtime speechwriter for Hillary Clinton and then Barack Obama, so he's tightly linked to the democratic establishment.
But as a commentator on the podcasts Pod Save America and Love It or Leave It, he's also been very critical of the party's orthodoxies.
That's put him at odds with defenders of President Biden.
and made him a little harder to pin down ideologically.
So I wanted to get John Lovett's read on the midterms, which are just around the corner, and what they might suggest for twenty twenty eight.
Now you might remember the other day I asked you for your questions about all these issues, and we heard from a lot of you by email, voicemail, and Instagram.
So I'm going to pitch John Lovitt some of your questions as well.
John, let's start with the most basic thing in the world.
Are you absolutely sure that Democrats are going to take the House and what are the odds of the Senate?
But no, I think you're leaving out Michigan conspicuously.
Abdul El Sayah just won a big primary victory
John, I can't quite make out
how the kind of remaining
Obama wing of the party really feels about the DSA.
In some instances, people appreciate the energy, the freshness, the talent, certainly in Mamdani and some others, but are made nervous by some of the ideas or impulses in the DSA.
And I wonder if as one of the voices of Pod Save America, which is so associated for obvious reasons with the Obama wing of the party.
How do you feel about the DSA and its influence on the midterms?
That John online means what?
More emotionally charged, more ideological?
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