This Week Again takes a look at Donald Trump defining black jobs, saying Kamala Harris became black & no one cares about the VP pick, JD Vance's stance on childless cat ladies, who should rule America, implementing Project 2025, and how MAGA plans on cheating this November.

On this week's 'The Wrong Stuff,' Guy Denton and Matt Lewis discuss...-- Excitement over Kamala Harris. Can it last? -- Ben Shapiro says the excitement is manufactured -- The Dem short list for "Veep" -- Was JD Vance a mistake that Trump will regret? -- Will calling Kamala Harris a DEI pick or a childless cat lady backfire? -- And MUCH more! Support "Matt Lewis & The News" at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattlewis Follow Matt Lewis & Cut

I won't filter my exuberance in watching as Donald Trump remains consistently "Trumpy," just as he was Saturday afternoon in the same - albeit less full - venue Kamala Harris held a raucous rally just days ago. Trump spent more time attacking Governor Brian Kemp - and Kemp's wife, Marty - than he did his ballot opposition, and local Republicans are anything from perplexed to flat-out livid. Hear the juiciest tidbits from that, along with me bringing new Pro Public reporting that

Kinda ... "curious" ... that Georgia's school superintendent Richard Woods took more than a week to reveal why he pulled state funding for AP African Americans studies. Turns out its the state's two-year old "divisive concepts" law. What's funny about that is governor Brian Kemp - who signed the law - wasn't aware that was Woods' rationale. We know that because, remember, Kemp made a big public spectacle by sending a letter asking for Woods' reasoning

With Sunday afternoon's jaw-dropping announcement by President Joe Biden that he'd be bowing out of the presidential race, reporters, cable news shows and pundits (along with us podcast hosts) were scrambling for details and folks to discuss the ramifications. I had two of the best today - Melita Easters with the Georgia WIN List and Andrew Heaton of Sagamore Hill Political Consulting. Hear Melita and I discuss this important moment in women's and minority women's history, then

When CNN's conservative stalwart says "He (Donate Trump) crapped the bed today," you know the former President managed to embarrass himself (if he had self-awareness, anyway) ... and that's definitively what happened at his sit-down with three black female panelists at the National Association of Black Journalists' (NABJ) gathering in Chicago Wednesday.Hear the blow-by-blow - with Trump immediately cranky over a delay and microphone issues (and being quoted so precisely

Jane has returned from her week off refreshed but is missing one Fi Glover - so until Fi returns, Times Radio's Matt Chorley keeps the seat warm. They talk Larry the Cat, drunken election night stomps around the newsroom and why every politician has the potential to be funny. (Fi is back tomorrow) Jane also speaks to political historian Sir Anthony Seldon about his new book 'The Conservative Effect, 2010–2024: 14 Wasted Years?' Our next book club pick has been announced! 'Missing, Presumed' is by

The Georgia Secretary of State's "timely" rollout of a "voter cancellation portal" isn't garnering many headlines (yet) but it should send alarm bells to anyone concerned about voter disenfranchisement and hackery. Hell, it feels like a "dinner bell" to people and organizations constantly challenging voters' rights. My guest - Marilyn Marks with the Coalition for Good Governance - explains what's so concerning about this.Oh, and Kamala Harris came to

What Donald Trump and JD Vance are saying on the campaign trail or in TV interviews doesn't match what Vance, at least, is telling donors about the state of the race now that Kamala Harris is atop the Democratic Party ticket. The Washington Post obtained audio of JD telling donors they got sucker punched. Trump's complained on Truth Social the Republican Party should get reimbursed - get this - for "fraud." The gall. Prior to Kamala Harris' Atlanta rally, polls were already

PWD Allies, the podcast about disability advocacy in Canada. New episodes air LIVE! every week on YouTube. On today's show, Brent welcomes Dan Davies to talk about PWD clawbacks, pink unicorns & Schrödinger's cat. Hosted by Brent Frain. This was a pre-recorded segment. Recorded and aired on YouTube: July 18, 2024.

7/25/24 Hour 2    Vince speaks with Chris Bedford, Senior politics Editor & DC correspondent for The Blaze about Joe Biden’s hostage address to the nation last night.  The left is making a big deal over past audio of JD Vance saying childless cat ladies should not control the future of the country.  Vince takes listeners calls on the topic.          For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm.   To join

What's trending suddenly is the theme Democrats are hammering - that Donald Trump and JD Vance are, in a word "weird." Goodness knows they cough up all the examples to bolster the argument - and you know I've a few to share just from the weekend. New polling and favorability data is out and, to be sure, Vice President Kamala Harris has momentum - startlingly so given her prior disapproval numbers. Turns out even President Joe Biden benefits from his stepping aside this campaign

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Earlier this week, Georgia's state schools superintendent Richard Woods put his foot in his mouth when he announced the state would no longer be funding AP African American Studies. Folks were outraged. Folks (the Republican governor included) wanted to know why he made that decision. Well, he reversed course (somewhat) but activists were still outraged, so I reached out to Atlanta-based public education policy advocate Mikayla Arciaga so she could explain why Woods' about-face isn't

President Joe Biden addressed the nation from the Oval Office last night, with his family literally alongside him out of camera shot, to explain why he chose to exit the 2024 Presidential race. The speech? Flawless. The execution? Nearly so, minus one thing I'd have personally enjoyed seeing from POTUS. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris has hit the ground running with pitch-perfect campaign rhetoric and her first video commercial, too, while the right seeks to pin her to woes at the

Atlanta-based Delta Airlines is having a harder time than most overcoming the 'Crowdstrike' update glitch, and now the Department of Transportation wants answers after some intense passenger struggles this past week. All this has me exasperated as to why we (you and I) let ourselves get to this point. Folks are sleeping on Atlanta's airport floors - in a travel "hub" with no real meaningful rail options to speak of. Which brings me to the Georgia Department of Transportation

This week, Lucien and Emily Taylor with Kieren McCarthy discuss the NEW UK-India Technology Security Initiative, Semiconductors & Trump, what does this mean for Kamala Harris and Crowdstrike scams. We also find out Lucien's guilty pleasure on the Internet as well as his Internet Room 101!

What must it have been like for a Democratic Party delegate to keep a brave face outwardly while stressing the "known unknowns" internally? I spoke with Seth Taylor, a Georgia DNC delegate - proudly, he'll tell you, a delegate on the spectrum - who took the rollercoaster ride of uncertainty the past month. Hear how he weathered the debate debacle, its aftermath and the inevitable transition from "Joe" to "Kamala." Georgia NAACP chapter President Gerald Griggs also

Here's the thing about hiatuses in the modern American political era we're in ... if you're a "daily show" that centers its discussion around politics and you take a week off here or there, you're going to potentially miss some big story. Jon Stewart & 'The Daily Show' crew took last week off, and all they missed was the building anti-Joe-mentum right, center and left, so when Stewart & company returned this past Monday, their "top of the ropes"

When the fact-checkers use the words "remarkably long and remarkably dishonest" to describe a speech, it's not hard to figure out who gave the speech these days.We spent a week bemoaning "inflammatory rhetoric" - despite mounting evidence the 20-year would-be assassin wasn't motivated by the term "existential threat to democracy" (or anything like it) ... only to continue hearing the word "invasion" when we did have evidence such rhetoric drove a nut