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Matt K. Lewis

Matt K. Lewis

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Nov 2, 2026

Howard KurtzHOST
20:06
Now, number four, a lot of this has to do with moderates.
Howard KurtzHOST
20:11
So here's Matt Lewis saying, don't look now.
Howard KurtzHOST
20:14
But not only are Democrats on the cusp of a big midterm night, they're on the verge of electing a bunch of moderate normies who can actually win in red states for months.
Howard KurtzHOST
20:24
It's been widely assumed that the Democrats' progressive era is finally here.
Carl CannonPANELIST
9:55
Yes, Peggy Noonan is an establishment Republican.
Carl CannonPANELIST
9:57
But Matt Lewis, who was not ever in the quarter's power, but he's a younger movement conservative in his 40s, he wrote a similar column recently.
Carl CannonPANELIST
10:09
You know, he's a never-Trumper.
Carl CannonPANELIST
10:11
But what they're saying, Tom, is they don't want to bring back the party of George W. Bush.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
0:41
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Chris CillizzaHOST
0:46
Welcome to So Where Are We Now with Matt Lewis and Chris Eliza.
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:50
We do this every Thursday around in the morning.
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:54
We try to do 10 a.m. We don't always succeed, but we succeed often.
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:58
I feel like we've missed a few, Matt.
Chris CillizzaHOST
1:00
Well, we haven't missed that many.
Chris CillizzaHOST
1:01
I'm proud of us.
Matt LewisGUEST
1:33
So all you have to do now is become a paid subscriber.
Charlie SykesGUEST
3:10
A million dollars for anybody that reports voter fraud results in a conviction.
Charlie SykesGUEST
3:15
You too, Matt Lewis, could win a million dollars if you find out that this election was fraudulent.
Matt LewisHOST
3:22
And, of course, we've had reports of ICE agents hanging around early voting locations, things like that, whether ICE could be deployed on Election Day.
Matt LewisHOST
3:35
So, yeah, there's a lot to be concerned about aside from the question over the polls.

13 MINS LATER

Charlie SykesGUEST
16:53
No.
Charlie SykesGUEST
16:54
So, you know, what they do is they are throwing this stuff.
Charlie SykesGUEST
16:58
So do I agree with all of Al-Qaeda's, you know, politics? Is he associated with the Muslim Brotherhood? I mean, Matt, how many years do we have to deal with these guys to realize that the assumption is that almost everything they say is bullshit?
Matt LewisHOST
17:13
No, but there is something about his stepsister having tweeted that the mother was involved.
Matt LewisHOST
0:21
Where are we now?
Chris CillizzaGUEST
0:23
So where are we now? You know, Matt, I've had a lot of time to think about this because I was telling you before we went on, I, in the last 24 hours, have traveled 6,000 miles by plane.
Chris CillizzaGUEST
0:32
Literally, I flew to California.
Chris CillizzaGUEST
0:34
I mean, I personally didn't fly.
Chris CillizzaGUEST
2:54
That's where that is.
Chris CillizzaGUEST
2:55
But it now exists because look.
Chris CillizzaGUEST
2:57
Trump was in South Carolina yesterday, right, Matt? He's going to go to Mississippi.
Chris CillizzaGUEST
3:01
They're spending money in both of those states.
Tom MalinowskiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:02
But I think some of my Republican colleagues have got to come face to face with the fact that one of their chief propagandists, who's putting out this stuff to millions of their supporters every night, is effectively taking Russia's side.
Michael CohenHOST
5:16
In his column for the Daily Beast, conservative Matt Lewis laid into Republicans who have decided to take sides with Vladimir Putin against Ukraine, calling them posturing appeasers who are in the thrall of the Russian strongman.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:31
He's not going into Ukraine, okay, just so you understand.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:33
He's not gonna go into Ukraine.
Charlie SykesGUEST
20:27
We were told, you know, "Well, if you actually are a real conservative, you're going to support the Trump agenda, you're going to go along." How many conservative principles has he tread? I mean, I remember when conservatives believed that character that mattered, that the rule of law mattered, the Constitution mattered, when they were in favor of free trade, when we actually believed in American exceptionalism, when we actually believed in American leadership as the, as the leader of the free world.
Charlie SykesGUEST
20:52
And all of that has been trashed, and yet we still have these diehards going, "You, Matt Lewis and Charlie Sykes, you guys are traitors." Okay, by the way, I know in our limited time, can I tell you what I would have really wanted to ask you about this morning?
Matt LewisHOST
21:06
Let's do it.
Charlie SykesGUEST
21:07
You've been talking a lot about JD Vance.

10 MINS LATER

Charlie SykesGUEST
31:10
You know, the fact that he end- You know, of, of all the really extraordinary things that happened this year, let, let's go back to Donald Trump's decision to endorse Ken Paxton down in Texas, and I'm, I'm doing this in, in, in the, in the context of '28, that knowing how powerful his endorsement will be, is he capable of endorsing somebody absolutely deplorable and horrible and inconceivable? And my answer would be he's already done that.
Charlie SykesGUEST
31:38
He's already endorsed Ken Paxton.
Charlie SykesGUEST
31:39
This is a man, by the way, can I just remind people that Donald Trump actually appointed Matt Gaetz to be the attorney general of the United States? Drop the mic there, and think about that.
Charlie SykesGUEST
31:51
What is he capable of doing? Does Donald Trump want...
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:29
We left our kings and queens in Africa.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
3:35
Joining us now, Eugene Robinson, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and MSNOW political analyst, and Matt K. Lewis, columnist for The Washington Sun.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
3:43
Gentlemen, welcome to The Weeknd.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
3:45
Is this your first time here? Yes, it is.

15 MINS LATER

JD VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:46
That's what
Vaughn HilliardHOST
18:47
I would say.
Vaughn HilliardHOST
18:49
Eugene Robinson and Matt K. Lewis are back with us.
Vaughn HilliardHOST
18:52
Matt, I want to go to that question here is to what extent can J.D. Vance, the vice president, help these down ballot candidates at this point? And to what extent are these Senate and House candidates? You know, we can look at Donald Trump's approval ratings all we want, but are they safe from the consequences of the top of the executive branch?
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:02
Welcome to...
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:04
So where are we now? With Matt Lewis and Chris Cillizza.
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:09
So, Matt, 19 more days.
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:12
I'm crossing them off.
Chris CillizzaHOST
0:13
It's like when I was a kid and the build-up to Christmas.

20 MINS LATER

Chris CillizzaHOST
19:52
I mean, he could just sit in the White House, but I want to talk to you about that.
Chris CillizzaHOST
19:56
Everywhere he goes, he says some version of pretend I'm on the ballot, pretend I'm on the ballot.
Chris CillizzaHOST
20:03
Is that a good, bad or neutral message for Republicans at this stage, Matt?
Matt LewisHOST
0:46
All right.
Matt LewisHOST
0:47
I'm Matt Lewis.
Matt LewisHOST
0:48
He is Charlie Sykes.
Matt LewisHOST
0:49
And Charlie, I'm psyched to see you, my friend.

15 MINS LATER

Charlie SykesGUEST
15:52
And in many ways, maybe more powerful than nation state.
Charlie SykesGUEST
15:56
And it's happening right in front of us.
Charlie SykesGUEST
15:57
And here's my question for you, Matt, in which movie, in which scenario are they the good guys? In which scenario do people go like, yes, we need more Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos is with their penis rockets to rule the world.
Matt LewisHOST
16:14
And I think that's partly why, um, I don't know if you remember this, Charlie, but there was a big thing about a year or two ago on the right where they were sort of saying like, well, actually the hero of A Few Good Men was Jack Nicholson.

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