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Jamie Raskin

Jamie Raskin

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Nov 13, 2026

Robert GarciaGUEST
14:56
And so those will be our four main investigations in oversight.
Robert GarciaGUEST
15:00
I'm talking to Jamie Raskin almost every day.
Robert GarciaGUEST
15:02
They have another set of very interesting investigations.
Robert GarciaGUEST
15:05
And so together, we're going to, I think, have a very robust agenda when it comes to oversight and accountability in the Congress.
Whimsy AndersonHOST
75:27
Okay.
Whimsy AndersonHOST
75:28
Speaking of that type of good energy, any feelings about Raskin?
Joel TilsonPANELIST
75:32
Yeah.
Joel TilsonPANELIST
75:33
He's going to be the next speaker, I think.
Joel TilsonPANELIST
75:37
You think so? I really think so.
Whimsy AndersonHOST
75:39
Linda Kingsley writes, I wish Raskin would go after the speakership.
Whimsy AndersonHOST
75:43
Let's take a look.
Whimsy AndersonHOST
75:44
Let's find out.
Larry ConnersHOST
2:44
But these guys hung their hat on that, and it helped them win, that and the Iran issue.
Larry ConnersHOST
2:53
And they were saying, in fact, Jamie Raskin said, and I quoted him, we don't have a fetish for impeaching Trump.
Larry ConnersHOST
3:02
A fetish.
Larry ConnersHOST
3:03
He did.
Larry ConnersHOST
3:05
And today, Jamie Raskin, I'm looking at a quote from him right here.
Larry ConnersHOST
3:08
Republicans are practically begging us to impeach Trump again.
Larry ConnersHOST
3:14
They're going to blame Republicans if they do it again.
Larry ConnersHOST
3:57
But James Carver says, now we're going to go after him all the way.
Larry ConnersHOST
4:00
And Jamie Raskin today, Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin, Democrat, top Democrat of the House Judiciary Committee, said Republicans are practically begging Democrats impeach Ronald Trump.
Larry ConnersHOST
4:14
Donald Trump, President Donald Trump, impeach him.
Larry ConnersHOST
4:20
That's what Jamie Raskin says.
Larry ConnersHOST
4:24
So while they might be telling you, no, we're going to focus on helping you.
Larry ConnersHOST
4:31
The hell with you.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
12:30
That's the job of Congress.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
12:31
Jamie Raskin, who I'm going to see later today, and I brought this up, he went on a rant to me because whenever I see Jamie Raskin around the Capitol, I always seem to bump into him, and he always just wants to go on a rant, which I love because Jamie Raskin is one of my favorite people.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
12:42
He watches your show.
Jack CocchiarellaHOST
12:44
What do you mean? 100% he watches your show.
speaker_7NARRATOR
18:12
Eleven were missing from the vote last night.
speaker_7NARRATOR
18:15
Today, we talked to Jamie Raskin.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:17
We're all disappointed.
Jamie RaskinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:20
that those 11 colleagues weren't there.
Chris CordaniHOST
31:01
But then these same people who kind of act like children when they campaign, they govern like overgrown children.
Chris CordaniHOST
31:08
And it's you saw what happened when when people like Jasmine Crockett got the spotlight or Jamie Raskin, people like that who get the spotlight that want to push vengeance.
Chris CordaniHOST
31:19
They want to push what they want to punish people who work for Donald Trump.
Chris CordaniHOST
31:23
these people, and this Alyssa Slakin character, who shows a lot more decorum than the rest, but she, I mean, she shows her true colors as well.
Nicholas WuPANELIST
42:05
And, you know, there's also risk in, you know, the pot calling the kettle black in a lot of ways, right? Since Democrats are going to hone in on corruption in the Trump administration as part of their investigations next year.
Nicholas WuPANELIST
42:16
And you see, you know, Jamie Raskin, Robert Garcia, other committee heads readying subpoenas that will be ready to go on day one as they dig into that.
Major GarrettHOST
42:23
Gentlemen, and Dave, you can go first on this.
Major GarrettHOST
42:26
It strikes me that this is in a different public frame of mind than it was during the first Trump administration.
Ro KhannaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:09
And I proposed a Truth and Accountability Commission, where we actually do these investigations and then refer them for criminal prosecution.
Ro KhannaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:16
And the good news is Robert Garcia and Jamie Raskin have our perspective, and they're going to be in charge of the Oversight and Judiciary Committee.
Ro KhannaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:25
So I fully expect that they're going to be pursuing this aggressively.
Angie NixonHOST
40:32
Does this mean you're going to be looking for someone else for leader outside of Speaker Jeffries? Well, not Speaker Jeffries, but Leader Jeffries?
Ken HudnallHOST
12:33
Asked whether Musk could be investigated by the new Democratic majority, Jeffries declined to comment, instead pointing to the lawmakers expected to lead the party's oversight efforts.
Ken HudnallHOST
12:44
Jamie Raskin and Robert Garcia are going to lead our oversight efforts, and I defer to them at the moment.
Ken HudnallHOST
12:52
Raskin would investigate his own grandmother if it made the Republicans look bad.
Ken HudnallHOST
13:00
Well, young voters are not buying socialism.

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