Gideon Resnick
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4,943 appearances
64 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard yesterday
Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Politico reported that delegates chanted forty eight during a breakfast yesterday morning as well, and NPR's political reporter Steven Fowler said, It's clear that he has backing.
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While Vance was the main event last night, Trump returned for the crowds to close out the convention, a reminder that he has a draw his vice president hasn't inherited in full just yet.
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Trump briefly praised Vance and led the crowd into a pledge of allegiance of sorts to vote Republican come November.
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As Fowler told us, even with Vance leading the night, you couldn't escape the president's presence.
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That dichotomy is what has presented a political challenge for Republicans in this moment.
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Trump has been successful at bringing voters out when he is on the ballot that may not otherwise vote for Republicans.
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And yet his approval ratings are so low at the moment that some in the party have worried about tying themselves too closely to him ahead of the midterms.
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To be sure, a number of Republican Senate candidates in tough races did appear at the convention, while others declined.
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As for Vance, he hasn't said whether he intends to run in 2028.
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When he heard the crowd chanting, he simply said, We'll worry about what comes next after this year.
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And as we enter the final sprint to the midterms, we'll be looking at some of the biggest issues and races and the stakes for you with the world's best journalists.
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You can listen here for more of those stories every week through November.
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Today marks the 25th anniversary of 9-11.
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As ceremonies to honor the 2,977 people killed that day take place across the country, New York magazine has a news story about a group of victims still growing today.
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When the World Trade Center collapsed, a toxic plume of air engulfed lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.
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According to CDC estimates, at least 400,000 people were exposed, though medical experts believe the number is much higher.
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And tens of thousands of people have developed serious illnesses in the months and years since.
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Lucas Alpert wrote about his experience for New York Mag.
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He was working for the Associated Press on 9-11, and he reported from ground zero for several weeks after.
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Local officials were quick to tell New Yorkers that despite the wreckage around them, the air was safe to breathe, and repeatedly assured them it was okay to go back to school and business as usual.
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