Julian Andreone

We have Samira Moyadin, Deanna Butu.

and Julian Andreone, who's our first guest.

He's making his Katie Halper Show debut.

He's a Capitol Hill correspondent from Dropsite.

over at Dropsite News over the past couple of months, we've teamed up with Barnraiser Media for coverage of rural politics and rural elections over, you know, during this midterm season, everything from Senate and House races to Secretary of Agriculture races that are going to shape everything kind of from the water we drink to the food we eat.

And so with just a couple of days left until the election, I wanted to bring on my colleague, Julian Andreone, who's done a a decent amount of reporting in Nebraska in particular, and also Susan Arum, who is kind of helming this rural politics coverage.

She's with Barnraiser Media.

Susan, Julian, thank you so much for doing this.

My name is Nathan Robinson.

I'm the editor-in-chief of Current Affairs Magazine, and it is my absolute pleasure today to be joined by the great Julian Andreone.

He covers Capitol Hill and congressional campaigns for one of our favorite independent publications, Drop Sight News.

And Julian is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.

free to reach out to me as well.

i'm i always respond to people's messages so you reach out to me on signal or my email it's all out there on my social medias or in my bios and i will respond so please do reach out

okay thank you so much julian andreone for joining us on current affairs

thanks guys

She was placed there because she swims in these corrupt waters with Ron DeSantis who gave her a goodie for her, uh, efforts in this matter.

And there's new reporting this morning out from Drop Site News, Ryan Grim, Julian Andreone have this article here which now just makes her the third real attorney, uh, from Florida off the top of my mind that has complicity in the Epstein coverup.

[laughs] Um, Alex Acosta, Pam Bondi, and I guess now Ashley Moody.

After Ashley Moody's, uh, Epstein probe, donors linked to him poured money into her Senate campaign.