Mara Liasson

speaker
64 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 2 Aug

Mara Liasson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 15 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 12.

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What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability. voice-verified
What Democrats are trying to do is link it to voters' number one issue, which is affordability.
If you listen to people who follow this, like Michael Waldman at the Brennan Center, they look back to those times in history where there were huge scandals.
And after that, Congress took things that had merely been norms or voluntary choices, and they codified them into laws.
Here's Michael Waldman.
The main thing that's contributing right now is Donald Trump.
He has increased his net worth by making investments in companies with business before the government at a level never seen before, as much as $2 billion in the last year.
And just to give you a few examples, he bought stock in Paramount and Warner Brothers while his Justice Department was considering whether or not to approve their merger.
NPR's Mara Eliason.
To win a majority in the House of Representatives, Democrats need a net pickup of three seats. voice-verified
To win a majority in the Senate, Democrats need a net pickup of four seats. voice-verified
Republicans are facing strong headwinds. voice-verified
President Trump's approval rating is under 40%, voters are sour on the economy, voice-verified
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