The New Republic
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Sep 23, 2026
The Gossipy Writer Who Spilled Too Much Tea
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37:56Vanessa DiazGUEST
So of course, now that kind of changes the tone of what he wants to do, and this is a whole six-year process where he not only does what he initially set out to do, but he also ends up chronicling the capture, trial, and execution of the killers.
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38:07Vanessa DiazGUEST
There were some detractors, notably Stanley Kauffmann of The New Republic said, "This isn't writing, it's research." Uh, but-
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38:14Rebecca SchinskyHOST
[laughs]
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38:14Vanessa DiazGUEST
... overall it is a runaway success.
Can you Career Without a Company? with Colt Cabana
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59:48Open Mike EagleHOST
what's going on in your corner of the world
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59:51Ana Marie CoxHOST
Well, I am still writing columns for the New Republic.
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59:56Ana Marie CoxHOST
I recently went to the big No Kings protest.
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59:58Ana Marie CoxHOST
I'm not sure when this is coming out, but that's the last kind of big reported piece I did.
The Daily Blast: Trump Press Ban Backfires as Aides Leak Humiliating Motive Behind It
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0:00Greg SargentHOST
[upbeat music] This is The Daily Blast from The New Republic, produced and presented by the DSR Network.
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0:16Greg SargentHOST
I'm your host, Greg Sargent.
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0:18Greg SargentHOST
[upbeat music] Three news organizations just sued the Trump administration after Donald Trump banned them from the White House grounds.
Trump Press Ban Backfires as Aides Leak Humiliating Motive Behind It
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1:11Greg SargentHOST
This is The Daily Blast from The New Republic, produced and presented by the DSR Network.
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1:16Greg SargentHOST
I'm your host, Greg Sargent.
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1:27Greg SargentHOST
Three news organizations just sued the Trump administration after Donald Trump banned them from the White House grounds.
Pres. Trump tells UN he has a 'big decision' whether to 'annihilate' Iran | Former Vice Pres. Harris campaigns for Michigan U.S. Senate Democratic nominee El-Sayed
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32:12Gary SterkoffHOST
The article notes this is still a theoretical technology.
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32:16Gary SterkoffHOST
And this from the New Republic.
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32:18Gary SterkoffHOST
Trump appears to have gotten superintelligence from a poll he put on his Truth Social account Monday in which he asked his followers, which name do we like for the new phenomena? superintelligence versus superior intelligence.
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32:30Gary SterkoffHOST
Superintelligence won the very unscientific poll of his fan base by 30%.
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32:35Gary SterkoffHOST
That was from the New Republic.
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32:37Gary SterkoffHOST
The future of AI was a major theme today at the Clinton Global Initiative annual meeting in New York City.
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32:43Gary SterkoffHOST
Governor Wes Moore, Democrat from Maryland, was on a panel.
The 500th Episode of Grierson & Leitch: Our Favorite Ten Movies Since Starting This Show in January 2016
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7:41Will LeitchHOST
Um, anyway, the point is, uh, we did that, and then we th- left that.
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7:43Will LeitchHOST
And so then we went to The New Republic.
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7:45Will LeitchHOST
And at The New Republic, uh, we were h- we were the film critics there, and then we started the podcast there.
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7:50Will LeitchHOST
The great Mikaela Lefrak, who I believe works for NPR now, or sh- I, I, uh, last I checked, she was working, like, for Vermont NPR.
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7:57Will LeitchHOST
Uh, but she was great.
India, America and Nehru 1940-41
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20:17Nick ShepleyHOST
The American press reflected these views.
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20:18Nick ShepleyHOST
The August Offer was criticized as insufficient by such prominent mag- magazines as The New Republic, The Nation, and Time.
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20:27Nick ShepleyHOST
Editorials in tradit- uh, in traditionally pro-British papers like the New York Times and the Christian Science Monitor, as well as others like the Los Angeles Times, were skeptical of the British stance.
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20:38Nick ShepleyHOST
Even the conservative Reader's Digest carried out, um, carried a favorable profile of Nehru, written by John and Frances Gunther.
"An endless number of headlines"
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2:41Nicolle WallaceHOST
Meanwhile, an American cultural institution is on the verge of ruin and potentially demolition, seemingly because a judge told Trump he couldn't put his name on it and turn it into a monument to himself.
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2:53Nicolle WallaceHOST
Elsewhere inside his Justice Department, The New Republic is reporting that DOJ is pressing on with its farcical grand conspiracy case against federal officials who once investigated Donald Trump, even after the head of that effort, Joe diGenova, counselor to the attorney general, controversially resigned.
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3:11Nicolle WallaceHOST
Match that headline with this one, reporting we heard from our colleagues, Carol Leonnig and Ken Dilanian, that suggested DOJ prosecutors might be fired if they don't pursue alleged cases of voter fraud despite zero, zilch, no evidence that it is widespread in America.
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3:27Nicolle WallaceHOST
And to complete the authoritarian picture assembled for world leaders gathering for the UNGA, what appears to be good old-fashioned corruption and cronyism.
The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026)
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32:51Jon FavreauHOST
Ahsoka does.
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32:52Jon FavreauHOST
Where are you, Mandalorian? Uh, back at Coruscant, the capital of the New Republic- I've been watching in the pit ...
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32:57Jon FavreauHOST
there's, uh, some debate as to whether the Empire is coming back.
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33:00Jon FavreauHOST
I tire of your kind.
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49:14Jon FavreauHOST
But here you see Rotta gets him to slip a little bit and respond to him, and once he gets him to respond to him, he knows he can work on him.
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49:22Jon FavreauHOST
He's saying, "I don't work for the ba- I don't, I don't work for them.
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49:25Jon FavreauHOST
I work for the New Republic." And now we figure out that the person they're gonna lead him to was the same character that we've been seeing all along.
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49:35Jon FavreauHOST
And, uh, he don't believe him at first, but he says he saw some stormtroopers, and now that's gonna get us into the next set piece, which is Commander Coyn's compound, and we get a nice fun set piece with stormtroopers, which is always fun in Star Wars.
Judge J. Michael Luttig joins Tavis Smiley
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3:33J. Michael LuttigGUEST
And of course, as we all know, from that day until this day, he has denied that he lost the 2020 presidential election, denies that Joe Biden was a legitimate president, and he has continued to prosecute his war against America's democracy to this day.
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4:01J. Michael LuttigGUEST
Now, That's where the article that I wrote for the New Republic comes in.
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4:10J. Michael LuttigGUEST
What I said in that article is that January 3rd, 2027 is going to be the final battle for America's democracy in America.
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4:28J. Michael LuttigGUEST
Donald Trump's war against America's democracy.
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14:47Tavis SmileyHOST
That's high cotton, retired federal judge.
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14:50Tavis SmileyHOST
I'm honored to have him on this program.
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14:52Tavis SmileyHOST
He's written a provocative piece for the New Republic.
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14:55Tavis SmileyHOST
It's titled The Final Battle for America's Democracy.
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