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Kenneth P. Vogel

Kenneth P. Vogel

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Oct 22, 2026

Comfortably SmugHOST
21:45
Yeah.
Comfortably SmugHOST
21:46
Ken Vogel was always another one that
Josh HolmesHOST
21:47
fit that.
Comfortably SmugHOST
21:48
Oh, they used to get super pissed off.
Major GarrettHOST
31:53
Welcome back to The Takeout Reporter Time at The Takeout Tavern.
Major GarrettHOST
31:56
Remember, the tavern is open Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays when I'm here in D.C. Ken Vogel, you just saw him toasting himself, covers money and politics at The New York Times.
Major GarrettHOST
32:05
Dave Leventhal does the same.
Major GarrettHOST
32:07
Toast yourself, there you go, at The Washington Sun.

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Major GarrettHOST
37:20
Gentlemen, cheers.
Major GarrettHOST
37:21
Cheers.
Major GarrettHOST
37:22
Ken Vogel, Dave Leventhal.
Major GarrettHOST
37:23
That's hanging out the tavern.
John BatchelorHOST
0:49
And this event is to demonstrate to the DRC that they have chosen the right man, Robert Strick, the lobbyist, who can deliver for them a relationship with the State Department that permits them to maintain power while... not maintaining Mr. Kabila in the presidency.
John BatchelorHOST
1:07
There's much more to say, and I welcome the author of this scene in a new book, Devil's Advocates, the hidden story of Rudy Giuliani, Hunter Biden, and the Washington insiders on the payroll of corrupt foreign interests, Kenneth P. Vogel, Ken Vogel of the New York Times, who's watched this story of lobbying for many years, And we give him back his life now to talk about his book.
John BatchelorHOST
1:31
Congratulations, Ken.
John BatchelorHOST
1:32
A very good evening to you.

10 MINS LATER

John BatchelorHOST
11:57
The God's Love, Bob Strick, Robert Strick.
John BatchelorHOST
12:00
The book is Devil's Advocate.
John BatchelorHOST
12:03
Ken Vogel is the author.
John BatchelorHOST
12:04
I'm John Batchelor.
John BatchelorHOST
0:17
I'm John Batchelor.
John BatchelorHOST
0:18
Continuing with the New York Times investigative reporter Kenneth P. Vogel.
John BatchelorHOST
0:23
His new book, Devil's Advocates.
John BatchelorHOST
0:26
The hidden story of Rudy Giuliani, Hunter Biden, and the Washington insiders on the payrolls of corrupt foreign interests.
Tara PalmeriHOST
24:57
Yeah
Marc CaputoGUEST
24:57
... that's a Ken Vogel story, like, The New York Times.
Marc CaputoGUEST
25:00
Vogel is just a fanta- I thi- I can't remember if you worked at Politico-
Tara PalmeriHOST
25:03
Yeah, I did
Tim MillerHOST
15:51
I have more for you on Iran and the midterms, but we, we have a couple more corruption things because it's the Trump administration, just, just for kicks.
Tim MillerHOST
15:57
Ken Vogel of The New York Times had this story.
Tim MillerHOST
15:59
James Blair and Chris LaCivita, LaCivita a former colleague of mine, um, they're leading a big money midterm advertising campaign for the Trump political operation, but they spent some of the last few days in a small self-governing territory in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republika Srpska, and, uh, helping the pro-Russian party, naturally, keep their grip on power ahead of the elections there on Sunday, according to people who are not authorized to discuss their Balkan work.
Tim MillerHOST
16:25
I mean, you know, this could be like a '90s spoof video.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
30:17
Tonight, President Trump is alternating between distancing himself and defending two of his top political advisors following a New York Times report that they were paid hundreds of thousands of dollars while advising a pro-Russian government.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
30:30
The president first responded to this report in the New York Times by Ken Vogel, writing, Chris LaCivita and James Blair are outside consultants.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
30:38
They do not work for me, and if there's a conflict, I will terminate them immediately.
Kaitlan CollinsHOST
30:44
He was responding to that reporting that said Blair and LaCivita, who are also leading Republican efforts to keep control of Congress for the president's outside funding arm, traveled to the Balkans last week and were paid, quote, hundreds of thousands of dollars each to provide counsel on voting issues.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:11
It's yet another stop on what has been an exclusively red state campaign map for him recently, which also speaks loudly about the party's view of the broader battlefield.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:20
And because control of the Senate could now depend on states like Texas of all places, the president is back there again tonight pushing for his candidate, Pa- uh, Ken Paxton, whom he routinely demeans and who's on newly leaked audio blaming his own campaign troubles on the president's decision to launch a war against Iran.
Anderson CooperHOST
0:37
Listen.
Ken PaxtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:39
The war, it's gas prices, it's diesel.
Ken PaxtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:54
So I'd say that's probably the biggest problem in that push rather than food prices and everything else.
Anderson CooperHOST
1:00
That audio t- was obtained by Axios.
Anderson CooperHOST
1:03
In it, he also calls affordability, quote, "By far our biggest problem." Now, the Paxton campaign calls the leak a non-story and says he was just saying what every Texan already knows, adding, quote, "President Trump is doing everything he can to bring prices down, and Ken Paxton is going to Washington to help him." What his campaign doesn't mention is that the president has called the affordability issue a hoax.
Anderson CooperHOST
1:22
Of course, he routinely dismisses affordability as a made-up word.
Erin BurnettHOST
20:04
It's a confusing statement, obviously.
Erin BurnettHOST
20:06
Out front now, Ken Vogel, The New York Times reporter who broke this story that is obviously causing great consternation in Republican ranks tonight.
Erin BurnettHOST
20:15
Ken, so what more can you tell us about this? Blair and LaCivita are out of the United States helping a pro-Putin government stay in power.
Ken VogelGUEST
20:25
Yeah, so they were paid by a U.S. law firm that was working for the government of this Republika Srpska.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
5:10
But of course, is where we begin the hour with some of our favorite reporters and friends.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
5:14
I'm going to bring in New York Times reporter Ken Vogel, who's bylined on the reporting we read from.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
5:19
Also joining us, Media Matters for America president Angelo Carusone.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
5:23
And joining me at the table for the hour, Puck News senior political columnist, national affairs analyst John Heilemann is back.
Nicolle WallaceHOST
5:29
Ken Vogel, first, for people who don't know, Chris LaCivita is a fast zebra.
Ken VogelGUEST
5:33
[laughs]
Nicolle WallaceHOST
5:33
He's sort of one of the political people who survived and thrived in this let Trump be Trump political era we're living in.

11 MINS LATER

Angelo CarusoneGUEST
16:42
So as much as they want to hit Paxton here, they are stuck even by the very substance of the complaint.

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