# Scott Rasmussen

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Rasmussen: Most Voters Who Like "Socialism" Don't Actually Support It | The States

The Illinois Attorney General's office spent more than $2 million on private attorneys in recent years, mostly defending two lawsuits against prison officials, despite having roughly 450 in-house attorneys. Several contracted firms and their attorneys donated to AG Kwame Raoul's campaigns, and a wa…

How ESPN Was Built by Bill & Scott Rasmussen | Inside Sports Heaven: The Birth of ESPN with Co-Author & ESPN Historian Mike Soltys

Send us Fan Mail Before ESPN became one of the most recognizable brands in sports, it was simply an idea that many believed would never work. In this episode of the Entertainment & Sports Spotlight Podcast, Ashley Marie sits down with ESPN Historian Mike Soltys to explore the incredible true story …

Why ESPN's Founder Was Pushed Out of the Network He Built, with Historian Mike Soltys

Bill Rasmussen got fired by the Hartford Whalers, then chased an idea almost nobody believed in: sports television around the clock. He burned through his own money, his credit cards, his son Scott's money, and money from his father, sister, and brother. Six months before launch, out of cash, he si…

TODAY'S NEWS, August 6-7, 2026

Political Trump signed an executive order targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism, setting up another likely Supreme Court fight. The Supes also closed a procedural loophole frequently used against the Trump administration. A Senate panel voted to hold Dr. Fallacy in contempt. Hi…

GOP FIGHTS MIDTERM WAVE AS EL-SAYED'S RADICALISM EXPLODES | JUST THE NEWS - NO NOISE

John Solomon and Amanda Head cut through the spin with RNC Chair Joe Gruters, Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers, and pollster Scott Rasmussen — 60 days out from November 3.RNC Chair Joe Gruters says Republicans can defy midterm history: right candidates, cash on hand, and a two-night Dallas…

The Fast and Furious Fallout: New Revelations and the Road to the Republican Convention

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon dives into a pivotal week for American politics, as the first-ever midterm Republican Convention kicks off in Dallas. With the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks looming, Solomon reflects on the significance of this solemn occasio…

Can Republicans Save Their Majorities in Congress?

Republicans stage a Dallas midterm convention to raise enthusiasm, but polls remain grim. On this episode of All Things, Kim Strassel and veteran pollster Scott Rasmussen discuss GOP trouble spots and if the "socialist" label is hurting Democrats. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.…

16 - Building Bridges at Interfaith America with Scott Rasmussen

Have you ever wondered how to overcome the incessant beat of negativity online and in our communities today? Looking for ways to bridge divides? Then you should check out Interfaith America!Interfaith America is a non-profit organization that brings together people from all different perspectives—f…

Stephane Smith-What Alabama Voters Really Care About: New Polling on the Governor’s Race, Choose Act & Top Issues

What are Alabama voters really thinking as the 2026 election approaches? Greg talks with Stephanie Smith of Alabama Policy Institute and Alabama Policy Action about new polling of 800 registered Alabama voters conducted by the Neapolitan Institute, Scott Rasmussen’s polling organization. Stephanie …

Scott Rasmussen - Is America ruled by an out of touch elite?

A new book argues the biggest divide in America is no longer Democrat versus Republican, but everyday citizens versus a small ruling class that holds growing influence over government, media, and culture. Have America’s elites become disconnected from the public they govern? Scott Rasmussen is an i…