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Deb Haaland

Deb Haaland

Former United States Secretary of the InteriorWikipedia

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Oct 17, 2026

Julie FrancellaGUEST
42:24
... to, to kind of, you know, uh, sharing resources and drawing attention to voting access for Indigenous folks.
Julie FrancellaGUEST
42:30
You know, uh, Barack Obama, uh, last week endorsed, um, Deb Haaland.
John FugelsangHOST
42:35
That's right.
Julie FrancellaGUEST
42:35
And Hillary Clinton last week endorsed Peggy Flanagan, so, you know, we've got some, you know, good people out there.
John FugelsangHOST
43:18
...
John FugelsangHOST
43:18
I'm, I'm really ready, ladies.
Julie FrancellaGUEST
43:19
I, I, I project, or I, I believe that one day Deb Haaland is gonna be president of the United States, and I believe that.
John FugelsangHOST
43:26
Wow.
Saul LevinGUEST
4:40
And before I was doing this work, I was the political director at the Green New Deal Network.
Saul LevinGUEST
4:45
I worked for Congresswoman Cori Bush and Congresswoman Deb Haaland doing climate and labor policy on Capitol Hill.
Saul LevinGUEST
4:52
And during that time, I co-founded the Congressional Workers Union with a bunch of friends.
Saul LevinGUEST
4:56
Uh, and we started unionizing Capitol Hill for the first time.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:00
He spoke at a rally in Wasilla, Alaska Tuesday, where incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan is facing off against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, former Congress member and tribal judge.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:14
If she and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota, and Deb Haaland running for governor in New Mexico to win, it would be a historic, uh, three Native American women in the governorships and the Senate.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:31
This is President Trump speaking in Alaska.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:34
On November 3rd, we're going to send one of the best and most respected senators in DC, Dan Sullivan, the real, the real Dan Sullivan.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:00
He spoke at a rally in Wasilla, Alaska Tuesday, where incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan is facing off against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, former Congress member and tribal judge.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:14
If she and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota and Deb Haaland running for governor in New Mexico to win, it would be a historic, uh, three Native American women in the governorships and the Senate.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:31
This is President Trump speaking in Alaska.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:34
On November 3rd, we're going to send one of the best and most respected senators in DC, Dan Sullivan, the real, the real Dan Sullivan.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:00
He spoke at a rally in Wasilla, Alaska Tuesday, where incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan is facing off against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, former Congress member and tribal judge.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:14
If she and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota and Deb Haaland running for governor in New Mexico to win, it would be a historic, uh, three Native American women in the governorships and the Senate.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:31
This is President Trump speaking in Alaska.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:34
On November 3rd, we're going to send one of the best and most respected senators in DC, Dan Sullivan, the real, the real Dan Sullivan.
Amy GoodmanHOST
18:57
President Trump's been on the campaign trail.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:00
He spoke at a rally in Wasilla, Alaska, Tuesday, where incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan is facing off against Democratic challenger Mary Peltola, former congressmember and tribal judge, if she and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota and Deb Haaland running for governor in New Mexico to win, it would be a historic three Native American women in the governorships and the Senate.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:31
This is President Trump speaking in Alaska.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:34
On November 3rd, we're going to send one of the best and most respected senators in D.C., Dan Sullivan, the real Dan Sullivan.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:10
former Congress member and tribal judge.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:13
If she and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota and Deb Haaland running for governor in New Mexico to win, it would be a historic three Native American women in the governorships and the Senate.
Amy GoodmanHOST
19:30
This is President Trump speaking in Alaska.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:33
On November 3rd, we're going to send one of the best and most respected senators in DC, Dan Sullivan, the real Dan Sullivan.
Abe BaldonadoHOST
20:20
And we talked a little bit about this earlier before we started the podcast.
Abe BaldonadoHOST
20:26
identity politics, which is just racism covered up as identity politics, but we're seeing a big push for Deb Haaland, and I just find it frustrating that they're creating this idea that all Native Americans support Deb Haaland, which is not true because we saw in the primary and even now during the general, there are a number of nations and pueblos that did not endorse her they don't support her and i feel like they're trying to put native americans into this box that hey you're all right here and you have to support deb holland and if you don't support deb holland well you're terrible how could you not and it's like well does Deb Haaland represent my values? Does she represent what I believe is to be the best policies, the best direction for our state, for my community? And I think representation matters.
Abe BaldonadoHOST
21:22
It absolutely does.
Abe BaldonadoHOST
21:24
But with representation comes values, integrity, experience.
Fred NathanGUEST
50:16
We don't, we don't need to know." [laughs]
Jim FalkHOST
50:18
What are you hearing from the two candidates for governor, Greg Haaland, Deb Haaland?
Fred NathanGUEST
50:22
Um, there was a reporter, I believe with Source New Mexico, or maybe it was New Mexico In Depth, maybe it was Marjorie Childress, who somehow got to both candidates, and they both expressed support for the lobbyist reforms in general, not specifically ours so much as, yes, we need to get greater transparency around lobbyist disclosure.
Fred NathanGUEST
50:47
We're hoping to, um, wrap all these up, you might call it a big, beautiful bill-
Paul GessingHOST
0:09
I'm president of the Rio Grande Foundation, New Mexico's free market think tank.
Paul GessingHOST
0:14
You can find out more about the foundation at riograndefoundation.org. Wally, we're going to be chock full of Deb Haaland, Greg Hall information in this particular episode.
Paul GessingHOST
0:29
episode given that we're here under a month out from the general election and that is a huge driver of the news cycle as we sit here right now.
Paul GessingHOST
0:44
I think it's probably the most newsworthy item to talk about the we're talking about the latest polling, and there's other polls that we want to talk about, but specifically there's been a few polls, one from KOB TV, and then the most recent from the Albuquerque Journal, very similar results, ultimately a six or seven points deficit by Greg Hull in the governor's race.
Wally DrangmeisterHOST
2:34
But yes, it is a it is a horse race.
Wally DrangmeisterHOST
2:37
But at this point, you would have to think that it looks like Greg holds maybe a few furlongs behind.
Wally DrangmeisterHOST
2:44
And can he catch Deb Haaland by Election Day? We will wait and see.
Paul GessingHOST
2:52
Yeah, right now the Journal says 49% Deb Haaland, which is below 50% by a very small margin, meaning that if all the undecideds or vast majority of them break towards Greg Hall, he can still win.

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