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Oct 16, 2026

Megan MesserlyHOST
8:38
And to kick us off, I want to talk about House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.
Megan MesserlyHOST
8:43
So on the latest episode of The Conversation, our very own Dasha Burns spoke with Darylisa Avila Chevalier, the House candidate from New York, and Malak Kiros, the Democratic House candidate from Colorado.
Megan MesserlyHOST
8:55
And I want to play a clip from that episode.
Darylisa Avila ChevalierSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:57
What we're seeing right now is in blue districts, people, to your point, are winning or electing Democratic socialists, right? They're electing Justice Democrats candidates.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:31
Hello, hello, and welcome to The Conversation.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:33
I'm Dasha Burns.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:34
And every week on this show, I sit down with some of the most compelling and sometimes unexpected power players in Washington and beyond.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:42
And this week, I sat down with Democratic House candidates Melat Kiros of Colorado and Daria Liza Avila-Chevalier of New York.

50 MINS LATER

Melat KirosGUEST
51:18
for having us.
Melat KirosGUEST
51:19
Thanks for having us.
Dasha BurnsHOST
51:21
This has been The Conversation with Dasha Burns.
Dasha BurnsHOST
51:24
We are in the final stretch of our midterm miniseries, so make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss any of our final episodes before Election Day.
Nick KayalHOST
44:37
A Politico report yesterday surfaced indicating that Wiles could be on the way out, and perhaps somebody like Stephen Miller would be elevated.
Nick KayalHOST
44:47
This was Dasha Burns of Politico, and she had this to share on the Politico Playbook podcast.
Nick KayalHOST
44:53
Listen and watch this.
Dasha BurnsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:55
As we know, the president does have the habit of calling up friends to ask what they think about his advisors and whether he should consider making changes, and Susie Wiles is the latest person in that line of questioning.
Nick KayalHOST
38:35
A Politico report yesterday surfaced indicating that Wiles could be on the way out, and perhaps somebody like Steven Miller would be elevated.
Nick KayalHOST
38:45
This was Dasha Burns of Politico, and she had this to share on the Politico Playbook podcast.
Nick KayalHOST
38:52
Listen and watch this.
Dasha BurnsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:53
As we know, the president does have the habit of calling up friends to ask what they think about his advisors and whether he should consider making changes, and Susie Wiles is the latest person in that line of questioning.
Peter AlexanderHOST
15:53
And even in newly redistricted red states like Florida and Texas, Republican candidates were, quote, hanging on by their fingernails.
Peter AlexanderHOST
16:02
Let's bring in Politico White House Bureau Chief and Playbook co-author Dasha Burns and former advisor to President George W. Bush and Senator John McCain, Mark McKinnon.
Peter AlexanderHOST
16:10
Dasha and Mark, nice to see both of you.
Peter AlexanderHOST
16:12
Dasha, first to you, your team reports that top Republicans have privately concluded the House is gone.

8 MINS LATER

Peter AlexanderHOST
24:04
Yeah, and as a reminder, Karine Giampiero called on 26 reporters her first day, Caroline Leavitt, 18.
Peter AlexanderHOST
24:10
Katie Zachariah called on three on the first day that turns out she wasn't really hoping to be a part of, as it were.
Peter AlexanderHOST
24:16
Dasha Burns, Mark McKinnon, nice to see both of you.
Peter AlexanderHOST
24:18
Appreciate you guys very much.
Keith EdwardsHOST
2:15
Has she passed a bar exam and been licensed to practice law by a jurisdiction somewhere, as she has claimed in the past repeatedly? If so, what bar specifically? The fact that she won't answer this is telling." She also said this here.
Keith EdwardsHOST
2:29
He was replying to Dasha Burns, who said, "I practice international transactional law with all the appropriate credentials." All right, so she, I guess, hasn't passed a bar exam.
Keith EdwardsHOST
2:39
Ted Liu said, "One cannot take an American state bar exam in China." [laughs] You know, do you ever feel like you're just getting punked? You ever feel like, like, is this a simulation? Is this a simulation? Bar exams are administered at designated testing locations in each state of the Union.
Keith EdwardsHOST
3:01
Are Katie Zacharia and Trump lying when sh- they say she is an attorney? Yes.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:59
Good morning, Playbookers.
Dasha BurnsHOST
1:00
I'm Dasha Burns.
Will SteakinHOST
1:01
And I'm Will chacun.
Will SteakinHOST
1:02
It's Tuesday, October 13th.
Jane CoastonHOST
3:31
So when am I getting my refund for the tax dollars I paid so that I could watch Trump look creepy during an otherwise pleasant NFL Sunday? But I want to talk about what we're learning about the biggest midterms contests.
Jane CoastonHOST
3:45
Joining me is Dasha Burns, co-author of Politico Playbook and host of The Conversation with Dasha Burns.
Jane CoastonHOST
3:52
Dasha Burns, welcome to What Today?
Dasha BurnsGUEST
3:55
Hey, Jane.
Dasha BurnsGUEST
3:55
Thanks for having me.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:21
[upbeat music] Hello, hello, and welcome to The Conversation.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:31
I'm Dasha Burns, and every week on this show, I talk to some of the most compelling and sometimes unexpected power players in Washington and beyond.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:39
And this week, I am in Florida to speak to Representative Byron Donalds, the Republican running for governor here.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:46
Now look, Republicans' grip on the Sunshine State is pretty clear.

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Byron DonaldsGUEST
57:16
Thank you.
Byron DonaldsGUEST
57:17
[upbeat music]
Dasha BurnsHOST
57:19
This has been The Conversation with Dasha Burns.
Dasha BurnsHOST
57:21
Thank you for watching and listening to another installment of our midterm series.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:44
Welcome to Ceasefire, where we look to bridge the divide in American politics.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:48
I'm Dasha Burns, Politico Playbook co-author, and joining me now are two pollsters from either side of the political spectrum, with decades of experience advising top party leaders.
Dasha BurnsHOST
0:58
Democratic pollster and strategist, Geoff Garin, and Republican pollster and strategist, Whit Ayres.
Dasha BurnsHOST
1:03
Thank you both so much for joining the program.

58 MINS LATER

Dasha BurnsHOST
58:45
Ceasefire is also available as a podcast.
Dasha BurnsHOST
58:48
Find us in all the usual places.
Dasha BurnsHOST
58:50
I'm Dasha Burns, and remember, whether or not you agree, keep talking and keep listening.
Dasha BurnsHOST
58:55
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