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Tulsi Gabbard
Public official

Rand Paul
Physician

David Petraeus
Public official

Andrew Yang
Interview host

Ro Khanna
Author

Jim Jordan
Public official

John Bolton
Author

Dominique de Villepin
Author

Vivek Murthy
Physician

Nigel Farage
Public official

Janet Yellen
Economist

Angela McArdle
Public official
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In this conversation, Senator Chris Murphy discusses his proactive approach to opposing Donald Trump, emphasizing the need for Democrats to respond vigorously to the threats posed by the Trump administration. He highlights the corruption and economic inequality that are central to the current political landscape, while
Former Trump national security adviser John Bolton joins POLITICO's Rachael Bade to discuss the Signalgate controversy and the broader battle over who will define Donald Trump’s foreign policy — Reagan-era hawks or America First types and isolationists — and who might take the fall for this national security scandal. R
Interviews with Secretary of Education Linda McMahon; Representative Ro Khanna
On CNN’s State of the Union, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joins Dana Bash exclusively to discuss what the future looks like for the Department of Education as President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle it. Next, Dana asks Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna if a new Tea Party is forming among Democrats. Then, Demo
Silicon Valley Congressman Ro Khanna has emerged as a leading voice in the Democratic party. Khanna was elected to Congress in 2016 and his district covers parts of Silicon Valley including the headquarters for companies like Elon Musk's Tesla factory. Khanna has emerged as a different kind of Democrat: an economic pop
Get To Know The New Director Of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard
Trey looks back at his conversation with the recently confirmed Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard. The two discuss their time in congress, her 2020 presidential campaign, and why she chose to ultimately leave the Democratic party after they turned their back on her. Later, she promotes her New York Time