Michael Gold

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1,125 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 26 Mar

Michael Gold’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And especially when you think about the House, like Mike Johnson has a very, very narrow deal.
majority.
And so when you've had big bills like this, they've needed the president to kind of come in and twist some arms, right?
And so if they can't get him on board with a deal, there will be no deal.
So I don't know.
The answer is I don't know.
I think it's trending positive, but everything is really delicate.
And, you know, based on what he said in that cabinet meeting, it seems like it might start to move in the other direction.
I covered the campaign in 2024, so I am familiar with Project 2025.
Thanks, Don.
Appreciate it.
The handlers, they took the microphone away from me, and I was like, I'm not done yet.
I got in a second question, and you'll hear a little bit about this as well, because after I asked my question, they...
uh yeah uh i i yeah and i'll see you next week yeah right yeah i would say there's been a lot of discussion of what's happening in iran and you can hear members of congress give shifting language sometimes they call it a war sometimes they call it a conflict sometimes they call it an operation uh and you know for my perch on the hill that actually matters because congress is supposed to have power over authorizing more there's a big question over whether
This is authorized or not.
So there is a lot of discussion.
I think a lot of people here are very curious about where this goes.
There's been a long sort of awaited request from the Pentagon for more money.
And without knowing the full scale of what the administration is doing in Iran and what they plan to do in Iran, I think a lot of people on both sides of the aisle are really skeptical about approving more funding without a clear understanding of what the objectives are here.
I think members of Congress are very sensitive to that, and they're very sensitive to gas prices more than anything else, which is partially because the president made that such a major issue in 2024.
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