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Joe Lieberman

Joe Lieberman

Lawyer and former United States SenatorWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

Josh RadnorHOST
42:23
I don't think she knew that
Craig ThomasHOST
42:23
... maybe, at least Joe Lieberman was kind of in the early 2000s.
Craig ThomasHOST
42:27
When was that, right? That was like...
Craig ThomasHOST
42:29
But that's, that's, that's a reach.
David SirotaHOST
45:27
The next day, they blame the filibuster.
David SirotaHOST
45:29
Then after that, they blame Joe Lieberman or Zell Miller or Joe Manchin or John Fetterman or some other rotating villain.
David SirotaHOST
45:36
And then, when they're all out of excuses, Democrats will pretend that an obscure, unelected Senate official is more powerful than the President of the United States.
David SirotaHOST
45:46
That's for the parliamentarian to decide, not for Joe Biden to decide.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
37:15
That is the direction he's pointing at.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
37:17
Or Joe Lieberman-ishness.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
37:18
That is the probably best parallel of a guy who lost his primary, ran as an independent, and remained in the Senate for, I believe, one or two years.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
37:26
Joe Lieberman, former Three Martini Lunch podcast guest, I should point out.
Greg CorombosHOST
37:30
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Greg CorombosHOST
37:32
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Jane HarmanGUEST
45:04
Can't we come up with a different name?" Um, and it was a bipartisan group that pushed this.
Jane HarmanGUEST
45:09
Uh, and principals were, uh, Susan Collins in the Senate and, uh, Joe Lieberman in the Senate.
Jane HarmanGUEST
45:16
And, um, uh, sort of kind of-
Mary Louise KellyHOST
45:20
It was supposed to make the, uh, the CIA and the NSA and the FBI and all the others connect the dots and share what they know.
Greg CorombosHOST
35:48
[laughs]
Jim GeraghtyHOST
35:48
Or Joe Lieberman-ishness.
Jim GeraghtyHOST
35:49
That, that is the probably best parallel of a guy who lost his primary, ran as an independent, and remained in the Senate for, I believe, wonder- honestly, Joe Lieberman, former Three Martini Lunch podcast guest, I should point out.
Greg CorombosHOST
36:00
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Greg CorombosHOST
36:03
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John GizziGUEST
5:10
Aside from his strong support of Israel, his insistence on respecting Republican colleagues, and his occasional support for Trump appointees in the Senate, John Fetterman votes like any liberal Democrat.
John GizziGUEST
5:27
In a way, he's like Connecticut's late Senator Joe Lieberman.
John GizziGUEST
5:31
Lieberman was forced to run for re-election as an independent, and he won.
John GizziGUEST
5:36
It's very likely John Fetterman will do the same in 2028.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
3:11
And asked them to please hold a hearing.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
3:14
And a Democratic senator, Joe Lieberman from Connecticut, and a Republican senator, Senator Voinovich from Ohio, agreed to come to Lower Manhattan.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
3:25
And we heard from the official physician of the fire department, Dr. Kelly.
Hillary ClintonGUEST
3:33
We heard from occupational health experts, primarily from Mount Sinai.
Arnie ArnesenHOST
48:52
Susan Collins
Bill CurryPANELIST
48:53
... were, were Joseph Lieberman-
Arnie ArnesenHOST
48:57
I s- [laughs]
Bill CurryPANELIST
48:57
... and Susan Collins.
Philip ZelikowGUEST
4:33
He thought that that had featured partisan showboating So they were divided and ambivalent and reluctant.
Philip ZelikowGUEST
4:44
I will say that the late Senator John McCain joined with Democratic Senator Joe Lieberman and others to champion the idea of this commission, which McCain thought was good government.
Philip ZelikowGUEST
4:57
And McCain and Lieberman cleverly maneuvered a commission bill into legislation at the end of the year.
Philip ZelikowGUEST
5:04
And the Bush administration, with some ambivalence, went along and said, OK.
Jane HarmanGUEST
26:14
the one the act that that and and i voted for it it was congress actually debated it and uh added things and took things out it was the way congress is supposed to function congress didn't chicken out the one i'm most proud of is the the law that created the director of national intelligence and the reason i'm proud of that and i did it my my I was a principal author of that, along with Susan Collins.
Jane HarmanGUEST
26:41
And Joe Lieberman was involved, and some others were involved.
Jane HarmanGUEST
26:45
But we got the idea from the 9-11 Commission.
Jane HarmanGUEST
26:48
It was its main recommendation.

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