# Barbara Boxer

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The Start of Trump’s Long Slide?

Harry talks with former Senator Barbara Boxer, Charlie Sykes, and Glenn Thrush to make sense of the sudden Republican restiveness, Graham Platner's latest scandal, and Trump's "scariest” appointment yet. Is California’s slow vote counting giving the DOJ an opening to claim election abuses? Will Pla…

The Worst Ceasefire Ever, Trump's Stumbles & the Qatar Jet.

A quick-hit media blitz — Paul Rieckhoff's back-to-back TV appearances in one place. First, on NewsNation Now, Paul unpacks Trump's expanding conflict with Iran: the worst ceasefire ever, missiles still flying, the Strait of Hormuz unsecured, and the regime controlling the tempo while our military …

301 Pretzels and root BEER!

We had Pretzels and Rootbeer with this episode recorded quite some time ago. We start by talking about what clocks that wake up Lorelai in her dream we would want. Simon gets the play and movie “Inherit the Wind” confused with Patrick Rolfuss’s novel “The Name of the Wind”. We speculate on who hurt…

Corruption Fuels Dem’s Midterm Messaging

July 28th, 2026; 3pm: Today, Jonathan Lemire is in for Katy Tur as we break down how President Trump has urged John Thune to cancel the Senate’s August recess over the SAVE Act. On "The Moment with Katy Tur," Joyce Vance, Former U.S. Attorney and MS NOW Legal Analyst; David Drucker, Senior Writer a…

Trump’s Low Polling Ahead of Midterms

August 4, 2026; 3pm: Today, Erielle Reschef is in for Katy as we break down how voters prefer Democrats over the GOP concerning the economy. On "The Moment with Katy Tur," John Nichols, Executive Editor at The Nation; Jonathan Cohn, Senior National Correspondent at The Bulwark; Dave Wasserman, Cook…

Interview: Cerin Lindgrensavage and Christie Wentworth

For this episode, I spoke with two experts in appropriations law who have worked in and out of government — Cerin Lindgrensavage of Protect Democracy and Christie Wentworth of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington — about White House attempts to appropriate funds as it sees fit, not …

NH #155: BREAKING: 1st USS Reagan Death + Voices f/Japan: Komoro Homestay w/Laura & Giichi Inoue

LISTEN HERE:DOWNLOAD HERE:http://lhalevy.audioacrobat.com/download/9be8296a-eae1-763b-5077-de36432384a6.mp3 BREAKING - A NUCLEAR HOTSEAT EXCLUSIVE: First death of a USS Ronald Reagan sailor hit by radiation from Fukushima Daiichi while on the humanitarian aid Operation Tomodachi.  Information just …

NH #49: Umi Hagitani - The Japan Connection, and NRC's Jaczko Resigns

Japanese interpreter/anti-nuke activist Umi Hagitani talks about the real concerns of the Japanese people and her experiences translating for Fukushima survivors who addressed U.S. anti-nuke demos and the media. Plus: NRC's Jaczko resigns his Chairmanship; Sen. Barbara Boxer goes after Southern Ca…

Sabrina Singh, Former Deputy Press Secretary for VP Harris, "Their obligation is not to an entity or to a person; it’s to the people.”

Join Kennedy and Sarah as they sit down with the first GU Politics fellow of the semester: Sabrina Singh! Sabrina walks us through how an internship in Senator Barbara Boxer’s office during the 2009 recession unexpectedly launched a career at the center of American politics and national security. W…

End-of-life doula explains why Congress has a major letting-go problem

What happened AlterNet reports that Congress’s “letting-go problem” is sustained by the identity incumbents derive from office and by institutions that reward them for staying. Parties prize incumbency, staff careers depend on sitting lawmakers, and constituents may value seniority. In Massachusett…