Emily Jashinsky

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Next Up with Mark Halperin · The Most Influential Issue Shaking Up Elections · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

political movements on the left and the right are going on foreign policy that our first glimpse into that was 2016, obviously, but it's getting more and more powerful to your point, even Kamala Harris to JD Vance.

I think that's a pretty clear sign of how quickly this is moving.

Well, no, I mean, I think there's been an improvement in the New York Times on some of these cultural issues and on their willingness to push for different editorials, at least on the editorial side, to push for different voices to be included.

But, you know, particularly I think of their coverage on the trans medicine for children issue.

conversation, they have really been willing to go and do investigative reporting.

That's uncomfortable, I guarantee you, for many of the people inside the building on that.

So I'll give them a little bit of credit.

I think overall, the story or the picture is still pretty dismal.

Trusted media tied right now for a record low, according to Gallup, which is insane.

Ten years after the host of Celebrity Apprentice defeated the

former Secretary of State and nobody said what happened, but I do see small improvements.

I just wonder how long lasting they'll be because audience capture as we kind of niche-ify is going to be a big force in the future too.

Well, I think this is a great question because my explanation for this is that the rate of change has gotten so quick or has just accelerated so that we are way more polarized by generation.

So my brother is four years younger than me, and he basically had a totally different childhood because of technology, because of smartphones loaded with social media.

And I think the way that people are starting to identify more as,

Millennials or Zoomers or Gen Alpha is partially because it identifies you with an in-group that had a similar experience that other people can't possibly understand.

Because if you grew up in a tablet generation versus a TikTok generation versus whatever the heck is going to come next, it really is just different.

So that's my explanation.

I think TikTok totally changed everything because of the way that it created the short form videos.

It changed Instagram, it changed Facebook, and it changed our experience with politics.

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