Beyond Politics

Matt Robison
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Politics may be dismal, but the ideas that swirl around it and shape it are fascinating. This is a show that looks not just at politics, but the deeper ideas from history, science, psychology, economics, and technology that are shaping our world. We feature smart, lively, upbeat discussions with people who know what they're talking about and can help us understand the world better. Hosted by Matt Robison: writer, former senior congressional staffer, and campaign manager.

  1. 16h ago

    9 Months to Impact: Trump s Betrayal and America's Coming Crash

    Donald Trump promised lower prices and a stronger economy. Instead, Americans facing a devastating economic shock in the coming months. Matt Robison speaks with Anne Kim and Ira Shapiro, co-editors of Betrayed: America Didn't Vote for This, about the long-term consequences of Trump's second term, the damage to institutions, the rule of law, government competence, medical research, and democracy itself.Then Matt is joined by Lawrence Winnerman to discuss his blockbuster analysis of why rising energy costs, supply-chain disruptions, inflation pressures, and the AI economy may be setting the stage for a major economic downturn. They explore the hidden costs of the Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz, the growing gap between Wall Street and the real economy, and whether artificial intelligence could eliminate millions of white-collar jobs.Subscribe to Worth Knowing for independent analysis you won't find anywhere else: https://worthknowing.substack.com#Trump #Economy #Recession #Inflation #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Politics #Project2025 #Substack #WorthKnowing #LawrenceWinterman #AnneKim #IraShapiro #DonaldTrump #EconomicCrisis #WhiteCollarJobs #MiddleClass #Tariffs #Iran #StockMarket00:00 Introduction: Actions, consequences, and America's coming economic shock01:17 Why Trump won in 2024—and why many voters feel betrayed03:35 Introducing Anne Kim and Ira Shapiro04:29 The most destructive thing Trump has done06:26 DOGE, federal workforce cuts, and institutional damage08:17 Elections, democracy, and public trust10:24 What insiders say privately about Trump13:12 The assault on the rule of law15:02 Damage that may never be reversed16:10 Can America's political culture recover?18:07 Why former Trump voters are turning against him19:11 The meaning of "Betrayed"21:18 Trump's legislative legacy and the SALT deduction debate22:05 What the authors hope this book will accomplish23:17 Citizen action and political accountability24:07 Can institutional damage be repaired?25:08 Has Trump created a playbook for future presidents?26:31 The critical choice facing America in 202828:38 Transition to Lawrence Winterman29:42 The economic consequences are coming30:20 Oil tankers, inventory cushions, and delayed inflation33:19 When consumers will begin to feel the impact34:13 Why even reopening the Strait of Hormuz may not help35:18 The long-term "stupidity tax"36:32 Known consequences vs. unknown consequences37:13 AI spending, recession risks, and economic distortion39:34 AI, white-collar jobs, and the coming disruption40:16 Why the stock market is disconnected from the real economy41:11 Are tech CEOs quietly preparing for a major shift?43:04 AI layoffs and corporate adoption44:08 Could AI replace millions of white-collar jobs?45:12 Is the AI boom becoming a bubble?46:06 What AI means for writers, creators, and Substack47:18 How AI is changing work inside major corporations49:39 Could AI create more jobs than it destroys?50:25 The productivity gap explained52:33 What happens during economic transitions?53:37 Ross Perot's "giant sucking sound" revisited54:34 Trump's failure to prepare America for AI55:14 Policy ideas to soften the transition56:20 Universal basic income and other proposals57:24 Why the real problem is that we're not having the conversation58:03 The benefits—and risks—of technological progress59:14 Should AI be taxed?1:00:04 Why America may already be running out of time1:01:00 Final thoughts and next week's episode📚 Guests:Anne Kim — Author and policy expertIra Shapiro — Former Senate staffer and authorLawrence Winterman — Writer at Blue Ant Media📰 Read more from Matt Robison:https://worthknowing.substack.com🎙️ Subscribe for more conversations on politics, economics, democracy, technology, and the future of America.

    1h 2m
  2. Trump Is Losing Touch With Reality

    4d ago

    Trump Is Losing Touch With Reality

    Trump’s Iran strategy is spiraling, Republicans are openly panicking, Senate confirmations are collapsing, and Donald Trump increasingly appears trapped inside an alternate reality built by loyalty, flattery, and political fear.In this episode of Political Rehab, Matt Robison and Matt Wylie break down:Trump’s chaotic Iran negotiationswhy Republicans fear the economic fallout is only beginningthe shocking Texas Senate result that could backfire on the GOPwhy Trump may no longer control the Senatethe growing questions surrounding Trump’s health and Walter Reed visitsthe increasingly surreal cabinet meetings and authoritarian-style praise ritualsthe Democratic Party autopsy and what Democrats actually need to changewhy inflation, immigration, and branding defeated Kamala Harrishow Democrats could become the party of change againand why AI taxes and sovereign wealth funds may become major political ideas in the futurePLUS:A Dose of Hope on what Americans across BOTH parties still agree on — and why the country may not be as divided as it feels.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro — “Stuck in Neutral”00:22 Trump’s Iran deal confusion begins01:10 Trump claims Iran deal is close01:45 Republicans panic over economic fallout02:25 Commodity shortages and inflation warning03:35 Ken Paxton crushes Cornyn in Texas04:15 Can Democrats actually win Texas?05:10 Why Paxton could hurt Republicans nationally06:00 “Republicans are stupid”06:45 Trump’s Senate confirmation crisis07:30 Tulsi Gabbard resignation fallout08:05 GOP senators turning against Trump09:05 Trump’s Walter Reed visits and health questions10:15 “Superhuman Trump” messaging11:00 Rick Wilson says Trump may be seriously ill12:00 Why the media may be missing the real story12:35 Trump’s cabinet praise spectacle13:20 Is Trump trapped in an alternate reality?14:05 “North Korea tribute video”15:00 Nixon comparisons and informational isolation15:45 Rundown recap — authoritarian feedback loop18:05 Deep Dive — the Democratic autopsy19:00 Why the Democratic report failed20:00 The real reasons Harris lost20:20 Inflation, immigration, and Democratic branding21:10 Why incumbents collapsed globally in 202421:40 Democrats’ identity crisis22:20 Immigration perceptions vs reality23:00 Bill Clinton and the “New Democrat” model23:40 Democrats and the politics of change24:10 “Shock to the system” voters25:00 Matt Wylie on political branding26:05 The McDonald’s McDLT analogy27:00 How Democrats can defuse culture wars28:00 Why voters wanted change more than Trump29:00 What Democrats must learn for 202829:45 AI taxes and sovereign wealth funds31:05 Dose of Hope — Americans may agree more than we think33:30 Stephen Colbert, Walter Reed, and political satire35:00 Final thoughts📩 Subscribe to Worth Knowing with Matt Robison:https://worthknowing.substack.com🎥 Subscribe to the Worth Knowing YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@worthknowing-mattrobison/featured#Trump #Politics #PoliticalRehab #Iran #Republicans #Democrats #KamalaHarris #Election2028 #KenPaxton #JohnCornyn #TexasPolitics #Inflation #Immigration #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #WalterReed #TrumpHealth #Authoritarianism #PoliticalAnalysis #MattRobison #MattWylie #WorthKnowing #USPolitics #Senate #MAGA #GOP #StephenColbert #PoliticalComedy #Economy #News #YouTubePolitics

    36 min

  3. May 27

    The Epstein Trump Russia Connection Nobody's Talking About

    What is Donald Trump really hiding in the Epstein files? Investigative journalist and author Greg Olear joins Matt Robison for a deep dive into the underreported connections between Jeffrey Epstein, Russian organized crime, intelligence agencies, dark money networks, and Donald Trump.Most people think the Epstein story is simply about sex trafficking. Greg argues it was much bigger than that: a sprawling global network involving money laundering, oligarchs, kompromat, intelligence operations, and some of the most powerful people in the world.Drawing from his explosive new book Another Wonderful Secret: Infrequently Asked Questions About Jeffrey Epstein, Olear explains why Trump may still be desperately trying to suppress the Epstein files — and why the real story may have less to do with sex scandals and more to do with corruption, hidden money, and geopolitical influence.This conversation explores:Epstein’s role as a financial fixer and “connector”Russian mob boss Semion Mogilevich and the Russian mafia connectionRobert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell, and intelligence tiesTrump’s long history with Russian money and oligarchsWhy the FBI and DOJ may still be protecting explosive informationHow kompromat and elite influence networks actually workThe hidden architecture of modern kleptocracyWhether Epstein’s infrastructure still exists todayWhy this story matters for democracy itself0:00 Intro — The Epstein story most people are missing1:10 Epstein as fixer, money mover, and intelligence connector2:15 Why the Epstein files are still being suppressed3:05 America’s slide toward kleptocracy3:45 Greg Olear joins the show4:25 Was Epstein more than a sex trafficker?5:20 Dalton School, Bear Stearns, and Epstein’s rise8:00 The hidden importance of the 1980s8:45 Arms deals, offshore money, and intelligence agencies10:10 Ehud Barak and intelligence connections11:20 How Epstein became indispensable to powerful people14:00 Epstein’s networking power and elite access15:30 Enter the Russian connection16:05 Who was Semion Mogilevich?17:15 Robert Maxwell, organized crime, and trafficking networks19:20 Why Epstein’s real business may have been dirty money20:05 Trump, Russia, and 1980s money laundering21:15 Did Trump know the Maxwells earlier than reported?22:10 Trump and Epstein become intertwined23:10 Trust-washing through elite connections25:10 Why Trump’s Russia ties are not really disputed26:15 Was Epstein a Russian asset?27:15 How Epstein accumulated elite secrets28:10 The scale of Epstein’s financial operations29:15 Suspicious transactions and hidden wealth31:00 Kompromat and control32:15 The power Epstein gained from knowing secrets33:05 JPMorgan, Jess Staley, and financial protection35:15 What is Trump really afraid of in the Epstein files?37:00 Theories about what could still be hidden39:30 Allegations involving Trump and minors41:00 The Katie Johnson allegations explained43:10 ICE threats and intimidation patterns44:00 Does Epstein’s infrastructure still exist today?45:00 Jared Kushner and modern influence networks47:00 “Coincidence theory” vs conspiracy theory48:00 Who was really calling the shots?49:00 Where does this story go next?50:15 Global authoritarianism and shifting alliances51:10 What intelligence agencies may still know52:00 Why understanding corruption matters53:15 Signs authoritarians may be hitting resistance54:20 Trump’s growing political vulnerabilities55:00 Greg Olear’s new book and closing thoughts📚 Greg Olear’s book:Another Wonderful Secret: Infrequently Asked Questions About Jeffrey Epstein🔔 Subscribe for more longform political analysis, interviews, and deep dives:Worth Knowing with Matt Robison#Trump #Epstein #Russia #JeffreyEpstein #DonaldTrump #GregOlear #Politics #Kleptocracy #Corruption #RussiaGate #MAGA #Authoritarianism #Podcast #PoliticalAnalysis #WorthKnowing #BeyondPolitics #GhislaineMaxwell #SemionMogilevich #Putin #DarkMoney

    56 min

  4. May 26

    The Democratic Party’s Identity Crisis (Bonus Episode)

    Why did Democrats really lose in 2024 — and why are they still struggling to reconnect with working-class voters? Political commentator and Substack writer Matt Robison joins Howard Monroe for a candid deep dive into the Democratic Party’s “autopsy,” the growing backlash to “woke” politics, trans sports controversies, immigration, media ecosystems, and the long-term branding crisis facing Democrats heading into 2028. Matt argues that Democrats face a deeper problem than messaging alone: voters increasingly see the party as disconnected from everyday concerns like inflation, immigration, fairness, and economic anxiety. Drawing on new polling from Pew, Blueprint, and other sources, Matt explains why issues like DEI, transgender athletes in women’s sports, and cultural overreach have become potent political vulnerabilities — even as Americans continue supporting equality and anti-discrimination in principle. The conversation also explores: Why the official DNC “autopsy” fell flatWhether Democrats are trapped by activist cultural politicsWhy Republicans dominate the media ecosystemThe future of podcasts, YouTube, and Substack in politicsWhether Democrats can produce a new “Bill Clinton”-style rebrandWhy the 2028 nominee may emerge from nowhereEarly signs of Republican pushback against Donald TrumpIf you’re trying to understand where American politics may be headed next, this is one of the most honest conversations you’ll hear. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro and summer plans1:00 Why the 2026 World Cup could be huge for America2:05 The DNC “autopsy” begins2:45 Why Matt calls the autopsy “half-assed”3:30 Democrats’ real problem: a broken brand4:40 “Woke, weak, and way too liberal”5:20 How Democrats handed Republicans cultural ammunition6:00 Polling on DEI and diversity6:50 Polling on transgender issues and women’s sports8:00 The Blueprint postmortem and why Harris lost swing voters9:10 Inflation, immigration, and cultural backlash10:00 Seth Moulton and Democratic fear of dissent11:15 “You can’t beat deplorables by being insufferables”12:00 Why Democrats need a new standard-bearer13:00 Why the 2028 nominee may come from nowhere14:30 The danger of another “out-woke” primary16:00 Why Democrats failed to build a media ecosystem18:00 Is the “liberal media” a myth?19:30 Conservative talk radio and Republican media dominance21:00 Why campaigns “rent attention”22:00 Podcasts, YouTube, and independent media opportunities23:00 Kamala Harris and the vice presidency debate24:00 Immigration politics and Harris’s strategic mistakes25:00 Republican pushback against Trump begins?26:00 Trump’s grip on Republican primaries26:40 Trump as a growing political liability #Politics #Democrats #Trump #KamalaHarris #2024Election #Woke #DEI #TransIssues #PoliticalPodcast #BeyondPolitics #Substack #Media #PoliticalAnalysis #Election2028 #MattRobison

    28 min
  5. Republicans Are Starting to Panic About Trump

    May 23

    Republicans Are Starting to Panic About Trump

    Trump’s corruption scandals are exploding, Republicans are panicking, gas prices are surging, Congress is rebelling over Iran, and even conservative insiders are warning this could become a political disaster for the GOP.In this episode of Political Rehab, Matt Robison and Matt Wylie break down:Trump’s $1.7 billion settlement slush fundThe hidden theory behind the payout schemeJeff Bezos and the collapse of media independenceWhy Republicans are privately terrified about the midtermsTrump’s sinking approval ratingsThe revenge tour against Massie, Cassidy, and CornynCongress finally pushing back on Trump’s Iran warThe end of Stephen Colbert and what it says about modern mediaWhy corruption may become the defining political issue of 2026PLUS:A powerful Dose of Hope segment on the FDA’s breakthrough Alzheimer’s blood test rollout and why government-funded science still matters.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro — “Historic Butt-Kicking”00:34 Trump Dump — Congress abandons oversight03:20 Bezos, Trump, and media corruption06:10 Bye Bye Ballroom08:15 Corruption becomes central political issue09:05 Trump polling collapse10:00 Is Trump giving up on the midterms?11:15 Republicans panic over Ken Paxton endorsement12:05 Trump revenge tour backfires15:05 Senate GOP rebellion over Iran war18:05 Trump stock trades and media silence20:00 Should Democrats run on corruption?21:15 Deep Dive — The end of Colbert and late-night TV24:00 Political satire in the Trump era27:00 Why Colbert worked on Comedy Central29:15 “That’s B******t” — Trump’s $1.7B settlement fund30:30 Theory #1 — Trump chaos and greed31:40 Theory #2 — Ending the IRS audit32:50 Theory #3 — The RICO / mafia model34:10 Cassidy Hutchinson and loyalty payouts35:10 Why the settlement fund may reveal weakness35:45 Dose of Hope — Memorial Day and democracy37:10 FDA Alzheimer’s blood test breakthrough38:20 Why early diagnosis matters39:00 NIH-funded science and America’s future🌟 Subscribe to Worth Knowing on Substack:https://worthknowing.substack.com🎥 Subscribe to the Worth Knowing YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@worthknowing-mattrobison/featured#Trump #Politics #PoliticalRehab #Republicans #Corruption #JeffBezos #WashingtonPost #Iran #KenPaxton #JohnCornyn #Ukraine #Congress #Media #StephenColbert #LateNight #Democracy #MAGA #RepublicanParty #PoliticalAnalysis #News #USPolitics #MattRobison #MattWylie #WorthKnowing #TrumpNews #GasPrices #Economy #Authoritarianism #Alzheimers #Science #NIH

    40 min

  6. May 19

    Is the Authoritarian Moment Starting to Crack?

    Is the global authoritarian wave finally starting to crack? Join Matt Robison and veteran international journalist Dan Perry — former Associated Press lead editor for Europe and the Middle East — for a major live conversation examining whether strongman politics around the world is finally colliding with reality.From Putin’s mounting problems in Ukraine… to Netanyahu’s growing political peril… to Xi Jinping’s economic pressures in China… to Donald Trump’s collapsing numbers in the United States… are authoritarian and populist movements beginning to hit a wall?Or are democracies simply entering a more unstable and fragmented era?In this episode:Ukraine’s stunning drone innovation and Russia’s growing strainWhether Europe is finally stepping up as the U.S. retreatsWhy China’s economic unrest matters more than most Americans realizeSigns Netanyahu’s coalition may finally be crackingTrump’s sinking approval numbers and what they signal for 2026Whether democracies still possess hidden strengths authoritarian systems lackFeaturing:Matt RobisonDan Perry — former AP lead editor for Europe and the Middle East⏱ TIMESTAMPS00:00 Opening Monologue — Is the Authoritarian Moment Cracking?02:00 How globalization and distrust fueled populism04:00 Russia’s role in destabilizing democracies06:00 COVID, Trump, and the acceleration of authoritarian politics08:00 Ukraine’s growing momentum and Europe’s response10:00 Cracks inside Russia and Putin’s regime11:00 Economic unrest and protest inside China12:00 Netanyahu under mounting political pressure13:00 Trump breaks through his approval “floor”16:00 Dan Perry joins the livestream18:00 Ukraine’s drone revolution changes warfare20:00 Europe’s dependence on Ukraine — and vice versa22:00 Did Trump accidentally strengthen Europe?24:00 Iran, Trump, and unintended consequences26:00 Why democracies innovate better than dictatorships28:00 Could Putin actually fall?31:00 Netanyahu’s political future and Israeli polling36:00 Will Netanyahu ever face accountability?38:00 Truth, reconciliation, and accountability in America46:00 Why democracies must defend the rule of law48:00 Trump’s collapsing polling numbers50:00 Is the authoritarian wave weakening globally?52:00 America’s deeper structural crisis54:00 Final thoughts: reasons for cautious optimism🌟 Subscribe to Worth Knowing on Substack:Worth Knowing with Matt Robison🎥 Subscribe for more livestreams, political analysis, interviews, and deep dives:Worth Knowing YouTube Channel📚 Dan Perry’s Substack:Ask Questions Later#Trump #Putin #Netanyahu #XiJinping #Ukraine #Russia #Israel #China #Authoritarianism #Politics #WorldNews #Geopolitics #Democracy #UkraineWar #NATO #Europe #PoliticalAnalysis #WorthKnowing #DanPerry #LiveStream #MAGA #Populism #GlobalPolitics #USPoliticsTranscript source:

    56 min
  7. Trump Just Said the Worst Thing a President Can Say

    May 16

    Trump Just Said the Worst Thing a President Can Say

    Did Donald Trump just make the biggest political gaffe of his career?This week on Political Rehab, Matt Robison and Matt Wylie break down Trump’s stunning “NOT EVEN A LITTLE” comment about Americans’ financial struggles — and why it may become the defining ad clip of the 2026 midterms. Plus: a five-alarm economy, Trump’s late-night meltdown spiral, the dangerous China summit, growing momentum for Ukraine, and what’s REALLY happening beneath the surface in the battle for Congress.🔥 Topics include:Trump says he doesn’t think about Americans’ financial strugglesInflation, gas prices, and why voters are furiousTrump’s late-night Truth Social meltdownChina/Taiwan summit risksEric Trump business conflicts in ChinaMidterm election reality vs media narrativesRepublican voter suppression concernsUkraine’s surprising strategic advantageFAFSA reform and a rare bipartisan success story👇 WATCH TO THE END for this week’s “Dose of Hope.”TIMESTAMPS0:00 Intro0:28 Trump Dump begins1:00 Trump’s “golden age” economy vs reality3:20 Trump Mobile phone grift exposed6:00 “NOT EVEN A LITTLE” — Trump’s shocking comment9:10 Five-alarm economy discussion12:20 Trump’s late-night meltdown spiral15:45 Trump-China summit dangers19:00 Eric Trump conflict-of-interest controversy22:00 Deep Dive: What’s REALLY happening in the midterms29:20 That’s B******t: MAGA and Ukraine35:20 Dose of Hope: The Great American Road Trip36:45 FAFSA reform success story39:00 Outro#Trump #DonaldTrump #Politics #PoliticalRehab #Inflation #Economy #Midterms #Ukraine #China #Taiwan #MAGA #Republicans #Democrats #PoliticalNews #CurrentEvents #TrumpNews #2026Midterms #FAFSA #SeanDuffy #TruthSocialKEYWORDS:Trump economy, Trump inflation, Trump gaffe, Trump not even a little, Trump financial struggles, Political Rehab podcast, Matt Robison, Trump China summit, Trump Truth Social meltdown, MAGA economy, 2026 midterms, Republican strategy, Democratic strategy, Ukraine war analysis, Trump Ukraine, Taiwan China tensions, Trump corruption, Eric Trump China, inflation crisis, consumer confidence, Trump latest news, political analysis, political podcast, current events analysis, Trump clips, Trump controversy

    39 min

  8. May 12

    The 2026 Election Just Changed. Trump Shouldn't Celebrate Yet

    Trump’s latest “victory” may actually be a political trap. In this livestream, Matt Robison and Cliff Schecter break down the Supreme Court redistricting rulings, the growing GOP backlash problem, Trump’s dangerous Xi meeting strategy, Bill Cassidy’s political collapse, and why the 2026 election environment may be far worse for Republicans than the headlines suggest.PLUS:Why Democrats may still be favored to retake the HouseThe real impact of the Alabama & Virginia redistricting rulingsTrump’s collapsing support among independentsWhy Republicans may be “dummy-mandering” themselvesGraham Platner vs. David FrenchBill Cassidy, RFK Jr., and the Republican loyalty trapTrump, Xi Jinping, Taiwan, tariffs, and China leverageICE expansion and Trump’s long-term immigration strategyCould Trump actually attempt a third term?Subscribe to Worth Knowing on Substack:Worth Knowing SubstackSubscribe to Cliff Schecter & Blue Amp Media:Blue Amp Media SubstackSubscribe for weekly livestreams, Political Rehab, election analysis, Trump strategy breakdowns, Supreme Court coverage, independent political media, and deep-dive conversations on the future of American democracy.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Opening monologue — Did the 2026 election just change?02:15 Are media outlets overhyping Republican momentum?03:20 Nate Silver, Nate Cohn & the real House math04:00 Why voter suppression can backfire politically05:00 Cliff Schecter joins the livestream07:30 Why Republicans may be overreading redistricting wins09:00 Farm bankruptcies, tariffs & rural backlash10:00 Why special elections matter more than polling12:00 Trump’s independent voter collapse15:00 Republicans panic over 2026 numbers16:00 21% of Trump voters say he should be impeached17:00 Why Republican gerrymandering may become a trap20:00 Quiet Republican fear behind the scenes25:00 Graham Platner vs David French26:00 Nazi tattoo controversy & Democratic “purity tests”31:00 Comparing Platner to Republican extremism34:00 Al Franken, Susan Collins & lesser-of-two-evils politics36:00 Could Trump actually run for a third term?41:00 Susan Collins’ vulnerability in Maine44:00 Bill Cassidy’s collapse and Trump loyalty politics47:00 Why Republicans cannot escape Trump49:00 Jeff Sessions, Elise Stefanik & the MAGA loyalty trap53:00 Trump meeting Xi Jinping — predictions54:00 Taiwan, tariffs & China leverage55:00 Lightning round: worst undercovered Trump story56:00 ICE expansion & permanent immigration crackdowns58:00 Blue Amp Media & independent political mediaKEY TOPICS / SEARCH TERMSTrump news today2026 election analysisHouse redistrictingSupreme Court voting rightsVoting Rights ActTrump Xi Jinping meetingTaiwan newsBill Cassidy primaryRFK Jr politicsSusan Collins 2026Graham Platner controversyDavid French New York TimesDemocratic strategy 2026Trump third termICE raidsMAGA politicsPolitical livestreamIndependent media politicsMatt RobisonCliff SchecterPolitical RehabWorth Knowing#Trump #2026Election #Politics #Redistricting #SupremeCourt #Democrats #Republicans #XiJinping #China #BillCassidy #SusanCollins #RFKJr #VotingRights #PoliticalNews #MattRobison #WorthKnowing

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Politics may be dismal, but the ideas that swirl around it and shape it are fascinating. This is a show that looks not just at politics, but the deeper ideas from history, science, psychology, economics, and technology that are shaping our world. We feature smart, lively, upbeat discussions with people who know what they're talking about and can help us understand the world better. Hosted by Matt Robison: writer, former senior congressional staffer, and campaign manager.

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  • Creator
    Matt Robison
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodes
    831
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Matt Robison
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