Garrett Haake
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810 appearances
14 recordings
2 series
first heard Jul 2026
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But he is still mostly voting with Democrats.
The fear here is that by antagonizing someone who's clearly all over the map with his political positions and sort of the way he's approaching this job based on all the public reporting that's out there, that if they antagonize him enough, they might push him right on out of the party.
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Haig.
Well, thank you for bringing this up.
We have two great guests this week.
We're trying to take kind of an opportunity with this first episode to take a 30,000-foot view at these midterms.
On the Democratic side, we have California Congressman Pete Aguilar.
He's the number three House Dem, and he's basically in charge of messaging for the Democratic Party.
He is helping to craft—
the messages that all of these candidates are running on around the country.
And we talked to him a lot about kind of how you find this balance between running against Donald Trump and what you're going to run for if you're a Democratic candidate and how they make those messages break through.
On the Republican side, I'm particularly excited about this interview because we sat down with James Blair, who does not do a lot
interviews at all.
He was a deputy campaign manager on the Trump campaign.
Then he was a deputy chief of staff in the Trump White House.
And now he runs MAGA Inc.
That's the president's super PAC.
He has $400 million and probably more coming in every week to spend all across the country on all of these races.
And he was pretty candid with me in a way that I think was unusual and I think enlightening about how concerned the folks who are closest to this data really are about Republicans' chances of keeping power in Washington.
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