John Danforth
Attorney and former United States SenatorWikipedia
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Oct 14, 2026
Mitt & Ted | 4. Three-Legged Stool
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11:01Ian CossHOST
And the elder, John Chafee, could watch proudly from the back of the room as some of the most powerful people on the planet dutifully came in with their homework complete.
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11:10Kristy FergusonGUEST
Jack Danforth, Bob Dole.
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11:12Ian CossHOST
Their notes and poster boards ready.
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11:14Kristy FergusonGUEST
Orrin Hatch, Chuck Grassley, Alan Simpson.
H1: CULLY STIMSON: Judge block White House media ban 10.14.2026
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36:38Chris ArpsHOST
It also includes former Democratic officials Crystal Quade and Jason Kander.
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36:43Chris ArpsHOST
There are Republican supporters, too, including former Senator John Danforth and former State Senator Bob Johnson.
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36:50Chris ArpsHOST
But a significant national backer deserves particular attention: The Fairness Project.
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36:55Chris ArpsHOST
The organization openly supports Amendment 6.
Mitch Daniels, "Impatience Is a Virtue"
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25:36Mitch DanielsGUEST
And, um, and yet, he was recommended by, um, people that, uh, I and the administration had a lot of confidence in.
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25:46Mitch DanielsGUEST
Senator Jack Danforth of Missouri specifically called me up and said, "Now, you're gonna think this sounds odd, but I think I know who should be this special master." Special master was a m- creation of that, um, process I just described, which, in which the Congress, uh, insisted, uh, that, uh, you know, i- they didn't want the administration trying to hand out this money.
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26:08Mitch DanielsGUEST
They wanted somebody independent that they could trust and oversee, and so this notion of a special master was conceived.
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26:14Mitch DanielsGUEST
Now, who's that gonna be? And Ken, uh, Feinberg was perfect, uh, and he ha- he, he had the trust of both sides.
Q&A: Mitch Daniels, "Impatience Is a Virtue"
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27:20Mitch DanielsGUEST
And, um, and yet he was recommended by, um, people that, uh, I and the administration had a lot of confidence in.
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27:30Mitch DanielsGUEST
Senator Jack Danforth of Missouri specifically called me up and said, "Now, you're gonna think this sounds odd, but I think I know who should be this Special Master." Special Master was a m- creation of that, um, process I just described, which, in which the Congress, uh, insisted, uh, that, uh, you know, uh, they didn't want the administration trying to hand out this money.
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27:52Mitch DanielsGUEST
They wanted somebody independent that they could trust and oversee, and so this notion of a Special Master was conceived.
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27:58Mitch DanielsGUEST
Now, who's that gonna be? And Ken, uh, Feinberg was perfect.
DSR Daily October 2: Live with Norm Ornstein
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26:58David RothkopfHOST
Mm.
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26:59Norm OrnsteinGUEST
And for a state that used to have a Stuart Symington, a Jack Danforth, a Claire McCaskill, a Tom Eagleton, that they've sunk this low is just nauseating.
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27:12Norm OrnsteinGUEST
And here we have to blame the voters in Missouri who put these two awful, evil people in these positions of power in the Senate.
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27:22David RothkopfHOST
Not, not to mention Harry Truman, by the way.
October 2: Live with Norm Ornstein
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25:58Norm OrnsteinGUEST
There may be some comparable ones, but they're both just despicable characters.
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26:05Norm OrnsteinGUEST
And for a state that used to have a Stuart Symington, a Jack Danforth, a Claire McCaskill, a Tom Eagleton, that they've sunk this low is just nauseating.
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26:18Norm OrnsteinGUEST
And here we have to blame the voters in Missouri who put these two awful, evil people in these positions of power in the Senate.
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26:28Norm OrnsteinGUEST
Not to mention Harry Truman, by the way.
Ep. 15 - Rep. Dave Trott
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21:23Chris VanceHOST
Our Michigan chair here with Merrill Matthews, our Texas chair.
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21:26Chris VanceHOST
And we're joined by a very special guest, former Congressman Dave Trott, very successful businessman, entrepreneur, member of Congress from Michigan, and one of the 34 original founding members of Our Republican Legacy, John Danforth, Alan Simpson, and William Cohen.
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21:42Chris VanceHOST
founded this organization as the chairs, and it reached out to a lot of very, well, Republican luminaries, former members of Congress and governors, senators, and Congressman Trott was one of those.
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21:54Chris VanceHOST
We appreciate that.
BPR Full Show 10/1/2026: Fundamentals of Flavor
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28:21Chuck ToddGUEST
I mean, look what it, what it does tell me is that our broken information ecosystem and our polarized ecosystem, he is a product of this, right? He couldn't have won a primary without, without being a part of this conspiratorial community, and he wouldn't have been an elected official.
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28:39Chuck ToddGUEST
When we had shared reality and shared facts, the state of Missouri produced conservatives like Jack Danforth, John Ashcroft.
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28:47Chuck ToddGUEST
You know, certainly were, they were people that many liberals would have disagreed with, but everybody agreed on the same set of facts.
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28:54Chuck ToddGUEST
And there was a, it was not just a shared reality, there was a shared expectation that you would test a premise and before you would level an accusation.
Lawrence: ‘Stupidest Senator of the Day’ Schmitt falsely accused Jack Smith of perjury
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16:22Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
Eric Schmitt and his staff, they violated the last line of their oath to well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office.
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16:37Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
When I was working in the Senate, the Republican staff from Missouri working for s- Republican Senator Jack Danforth were among some of the most honorable people working in the Senate, as was Republican Senator Danforth.
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16:52Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
It doesn't have to be this way.
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16:54Lawrence O'DonnellHOST
It shouldn't be this way.
Alex Wagner: The Steal
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35:06Alex WagnerGUEST
He can't get a job.
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35:07Alex WagnerGUEST
He ends up working for the Missouri AG, John Danforth, and then gets hired to be in his Senate office.
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35:14Alex WagnerGUEST
and basically gets indoctrinated, becomes the guy for the conservatives.
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35:20Alex WagnerGUEST
The Reagan administration, especially Ed Meese, take note of this black man who's out there defending, you know, conservatism or at least attacking affirmative action, which is the bête noire of Thomas's life.
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35:51Alex WagnerGUEST
There's a lot of psychology with Clarence Thomas.
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35:54Alex WagnerGUEST
Get out.
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35:55Alex WagnerGUEST
But John Danforth is like, you get out.
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35:57Alex WagnerGUEST
Exactly.
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