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Oct 19, 2026

Dan ProftHOST
24:15
And, you know, the good red greeners understand, you know, lying is just a tool in the toolbox to advance the flag.
Dan ProftHOST
24:26
So AOC was brandishing her credentials as a DSA member a few months ago, you'll remember, in a sit-down with Jonathan Karl with an eye towards 2028.
Jonathan KarlSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:37
Are you still a member of Democratic Socialists of America? Of the New York City chapter.
Dan ProftHOST
24:41
The New York City chapter.
Lynn WoolleyHOST
33:24
left in her presentation over on Face the Nation.
Lynn WoolleyHOST
33:27
I don't have any problem with Jonathan Karl.
Lynn WoolleyHOST
33:29
I know you do, but I don't have any problem with him.
Lynn WoolleyHOST
33:33
That show is a totally different show when Stephanopoulos hosts it.
Eliana JohnsonPANELIST
6:48
I actually watched this debate because I did the ABC News Sunday show on, um, this past Sunday.
Eliana JohnsonPANELIST
6:54
And on Saturday night, late Saturday night, the producers sent around a New York Times article, um, the headline of which is, "Could the Oregon r- governor's race be a Republican hope?" Saying, "Jonathan Karl wants to talk about this piece." And I read the piece, which is really interesting, and, um, the lead says, "National Republicans facing stiff headwinds in some of the most conservative parts of the country see a ray of hope in an unlikely state," which is Oregon.
Eliana JohnsonPANELIST
7:25
And they describe the Republican candidate, um, they say, "Tina Kotek, um, her quest for re-election in one of the country's most liberal states is at risk of being derailed by a conservative anti-abortion Republican state senator, Christine Drazan." So Kotek ran on a platform of, um, expanding access to housing and the provision of homelessness services, because there are homeless people all over Portland, Oregon.
Eliana JohnsonPANELIST
7:54
So I decided to watch the debate on Saturday night to know what's what in this, and I was blown away by Christine Drazan's, um, performance, and I was shocked by Tina Kotek's performance.
Mika BrzezinskiHOST
26:32
Plus, President Trump's new White House press secretary made her debut yesterday.
Joe ScarboroughHOST
26:36
How did that go, Jonathan Karl?
Mika BrzezinskiHOST
26:37
She's a lawyer, you guys.
John HeilemannPANELIST
26:38
Not that well.
Lynn WoolleyHOST
7:49
And if you go down and start analyzing it, one of the things Byron York said that El-Sayed hopes to come out of all that is to make it easier for large waves of immigrants to come to the United States.
Jim CardleHOST
8:03
See, when we play Jonathan Karl's just lovely and so intimate conversation, I didn't interview you at Conversation yesterday.
Jim CardleHOST
8:14
with El-Sayed.
Jim CardleHOST
8:15
That's exactly the type of thing I was wondering.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
1:07
Pastor Adam went on ABC This Week, George Stephanopoulos' show, where he's never there.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
1:12
It was Jonathan Karl instead, who looked like he came to Kansas City and went to that Winstead's right next to the pastor's church.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
1:19
I'm sure they're gonna do a full expose on the church and the building, and they went through that with Adam and all those things.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
1:24
But they sat in what looked like an empty diner to do the interview, and Pastor Adam told ABC News that he will not support Chuck Schumer to be the Senate majority leader or leader of the Democrats in any way, which I don't believe.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
17:13
Yeah, it's funny.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
17:14
I maybe have some recency bias here because I was texting with a friend just this morning where we both have this theory about Trump, which I came to because having once worked for someone who had a similar issue, wasn't a bad man, but had a similar issue, which is that...
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
17:35
I'll just put it this way.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
17:37
When something is in Trump's obvious self-interest that he can identify, financial self-glorification, whatever, he is capable of actual long time horizon planning to a certain extent.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
18:17
It's not that he's opposed to doing that.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
18:19
I think he actually...
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
18:20
Like, I have another friend who has this weird condition where their memory isn't in images.
Jonah GoldbergPANELIST
18:27
It's basically, for want of a better word, in text.
Carl CannonPANELIST
49:26
President Zelensky was on ABC News.
Carl CannonPANELIST
49:28
I don't know if you saw it with Jonathan Karl.
Carl CannonPANELIST
49:32
And this strengthens Putin's hand.
Carl CannonPANELIST
49:34
This doesn't get closer to a resolution that war.
Lynn WoolleyHOST
11:46
It says, "Thou shalt not kill," translated into modern rhetoric, "Thou shalt not murder." What do you think about babies in the womb, Reverend?
Jim CardleHOST
11:55
Um, a legitimate question that, uh, perhaps- Could have been asked during an interview during, uh, except this was just a friendly conversation with Jonathan Karl.
Jim CardleHOST
12:07
Uh, Lynn, I can't help but think I'm, I'm gonna give the guy a little credit, a man of faith, uh-
Lynn WoolleyHOST
12:14
Oh, stop it
Lynn WoolleyHOST
13:05
I'm...
Lynn WoolleyHOST
13:06
Steak sounds really good.
Jim CardleHOST
13:08
Uh, I, I just don't see how this is, uh, in a mainstream media source like Jonathan Karl and, and, uh, ABC News worth covering, uh, unless you're short on time or just-
Lynn WoolleyHOST
13:22
You know
Lynn WoolleyHOST
32:32
Uh-
Jim CardellHOST
32:32
And Jonathan Karl's always kinda curious, too
Lynn WoolleyHOST
32:34
... uh, I think, I, I think...
Lynn WoolleyHOST
32:36
I, I don't have a problem with Karl.

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