Nobody Knows Anything

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Rob Flaherty and Jesse Lehrich, both veterans of Presidential campaigns, host a twice weekly live show about the news, politics, and our stupid, broken political system. An insiders show for outsiders, they'll look at the polling, prediction markets, and DC conventional wisdom about who's wrong (and it will often be them).  It's a show for people who love politics but hate themselves.  Coming April 12th, new episodes on Monday and Friday mornings. 

  1. 6h ago

    Abdul wins. Barely. Here’s how and why. (LIVE with Lauren Hitt, Caitlin Legacki, Liam Donovan and more)

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Rob and Jesse go live throughout one of the biggest Democratic primary nights of the year, reacting in real time as results roll in from Michigan's high-stakes Senate race. With Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens locked in a closely watched contest, they break down what the results could mean not only for Michigan, but for the future direction of the Democratic Party. Joined by an all-star lineup of guests—including former AOC communications director Lauren Hitt, former Haley Stevens advisor Caitlin Legacki, Republican strategist Liam Donovan, journalists, campaign operatives, and voices live from Abdul El-Sayed's victory party—the conversation explores whether progressives are reshaping the Democratic coalition, how campaigns are evolving in the social media era, and why authenticity, online messaging, and grassroots organizing have become just as important as traditional political strategy. Along the way, they discuss the battle between the Democratic establishment and the party's progressive wing, what El-Sayed's victory means for Democrats heading into the general election, the future of Michigan politics, and why this primary could have major implications for the road to 2028. As results continue to unfold live on air, the panel also examines key House races, party unity, the changing role of political communication, and what both Democrats and Republicans can learn from one of the most consequential election nights of the cycle. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  2. 2d ago

    Politico’s Adam Wren: Inside the Michigan Senate Showdown

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Rob and Jesse are joined by POLITICO's Adam Wren to break down one of the most closely watched Democratic primaries in the country: Michigan. They dive into the increasingly bitter showdown between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, discuss the role of AIPAC and outside spending in shaping the race, and explore what the outcome could mean for the future of the Democratic Party. They also examine whether El-Sayed's populist campaign can translate into success in a general election and what the primary reveals about the growing divide between progressives and the Democratic establishment. The conversation then shifts to Senator Elissa Slotkin, as Adam shares insights from his reporting on her growing national profile and whether she's quietly laying the groundwork for a 2028 presidential campaign. They discuss Slotkin's strategy for rebuilding the Democratic coalition, her outreach to swing-state voters, and why many believe she's positioning herself as one of the party's most influential voices heading into the next presidential cycle. Later in the episode, Rob and Jesse react to the latest developments surrounding Congressman Max Miller, including the fallout from domestic abuse allegations and the political pressure surrounding his future. They also discuss Donald Trump's latest controversies, the ongoing debate over government accountability, and wrap up with another edition of Stock Up, Stock Down, covering everything from Andy Beshear's recent political momentum to Sam Altman's latest vision for AI-powered parenting. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  3. 6d ago

    THE AI DOOM EPISODE: What’s a Hugging Face and what’s the future? (With Jeffrey Ladish and Alex Bores)

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Rob and Jesse unpack the growing turmoil inside the Democratic National Committee, examining Ken Martin's leadership, the party's fundraising struggles, and why the DNC's internal chaos could have major consequences heading into the 2028 election. They also break down the newly unveiled Democratic primary calendar, debating whether the changes create a fairer path to the nomination—or make it even harder for outsider candidates to compete. Later, the conversation turns to the disturbing allegations against Congressman Max Miller and what the response says about accountability in American politics. Then the show welcomes AI safety researcher Jeffrey Ladish from Palisade Research for a fascinating deep dive into OpenAI's recent AI security incident involving Hugging Face. Jeffrey explains what actually happened, why AI systems are beginning to exhibit increasingly concerning behaviors, and what this could mean for cybersecurity, elections, and the future of artificial intelligence if development continues to outpace oversight. Finally, Rob and Jesse are joined by Alex Bores to reflect on his recent New York race, discuss what he learned on the campaign trail, and explore the broader lessons for Democrats navigating an increasingly unpredictable political landscape. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  4. Jul 27

    Can Democrats Flip the Senate? Inside the 2026 Battleground Map (with Senate Majority PAC's Lauren French)

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Jesse is joined by Lauren French, Communications Director at Senate Majority PAC, for a deep dive into the battle for control of the U.S. Senate with just 100 days until Election Day. Together, they break down the rapidly shifting Senate map, discuss why Democrats are suddenly competitive in states that once looked out of reach, and examine where the party is investing millions of dollars in its fight to win back the majority. They take a state-by-state look at the biggest battlegrounds - including Ohio, Texas, Iowa, Alaska, Maine, North Carolina, and Michigan - discussing candidate strengths and weaknesses, campaign strategy, fundraising, polling, and the messaging Democrats believe will resonate most with voters. Along the way, they analyze the challenges facing key Republican incumbents, how Democratic campaigns are adapting to changing political conditions, and what could ultimately decide some of the closest races in the country. The conversation also explores the broader political landscape, including how Democrats are responding to Republican attacks branding the party as "socialist," why economic issues continue to dominate voter concerns, and how campaign messaging has evolved heading into the final stretch of the election. Lauren shares an inside look at how Senate Majority PAC prioritizes its investments, what factors determine where resources are spent, and why the road to a Senate majority may run through some of America's reddest states. Whether you're following the biggest races of 2026 or simply want an insider's perspective on the strategies shaping Election Day, this episode offers an in-depth look at one of the most consequential Senate maps in recent history. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  5. Jul 23

    Can Republicans simply buy the midterm? Why their cash advantage matters… (With Peter Hamby)

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Rob and Jesse are joined by Peter Hamby of Puck to break down the biggest stories shaping Democratic politics and media. They kick things off by exploring the rise of the Democratic YouTube ecosystem, discussing how creators like Brian Tyler Cohen, MeidasTouch, and other digital-first personalities are reshaping political messaging, why traditional media is struggling to keep up, and what it takes to build an audience in today's attention economy. From there, they turn to the Democratic National Committee, unpacking Ken Martin's fundraising challenges, the growing gap between Democratic and Republican campaign infrastructure, and whether the DNC is equipped to compete heading into the 2026 midterms. They debate the party's messaging strategy, donor confidence, and why grassroots enthusiasm doesn't always translate into organizational strength. The conversation then shifts to one of the most closely watched races in the country: Michigan's Democratic Senate primary. Jesse, Rob, and Peter examine the increasingly bitter showdown between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed, the role of Gaza, progressive politics, electability, and identity in the race, and why the outcome could have major implications for the future direction of the Democratic Party. Finally, they discuss Senator Mark Kelly's growing national profile, the challenges facing Democrats in key Senate races, and what the party's biggest primary battles reveal about where Democrats are headed as the fight for 2026 continues. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  6. Jul 20

    Wait. Is Iran turning into a *war* war?

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Rob and Jesse unpack a week dominated by international conflict, political chaos, and high-stakes Democratic primaries. They begin with the rapidly escalating conflict between the United States and Iran, discussing the mounting human and financial costs, the risk of a wider regional war, and what the latest developments could mean for American foreign policy and the 2026 midterms. Back on the domestic front, they examine reports that the FBI may be scaling back investigations into confrontations involving ICE agents, debate what that could mean for accountability, and explore the broader concerns surrounding immigration enforcement, federal oversight, and the Trump administration's approach to executive power. From there, the conversation shifts to one of the country's most unpredictable gubernatorial races as Wisconsin's Democratic primary descends into turmoil. Jesse breaks down Sara Rodriguez's campaign collapse, David Crowley's surprise return to the race, Francesca Hong's rise as the Democratic Socialist frontrunner, and the growing battle between the party's progressive and establishment wings. They also ask whether Democrats are making the right strategic bet in one of America's most important swing states. Finally, they head to Maine, where the Democratic Senate race appears to be settling around Troy Jackson following a series of high-profile withdrawals. Along the way, they discuss what makes an effective statewide candidate, whether corruption still carries a political cost with voters, and why the fight for the Democratic Party's future is becoming just as compelling as the races themselves. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  7. Jul 16

    Will Trump Steal the Midterms? Democrats Turn on Israel & AI Changes Politics

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Jesse and Rob tackle one of the biggest questions hanging over American politics: could the 2026 midterms be manipulated? They break down Donald Trump's latest election rhetoric, the growing concerns surrounding federal involvement in election administration, and why they're divided over how much Americans should worry about the integrity of the upcoming vote. From there, they examine the political fallout from the recent ICE shooting in Maine and what it could mean for Senator Susan Collins' reelection campaign, before turning to the Democratic Party's rapidly changing position on Israel. With more than 100 House Democrats voting to end military aid, they discuss whether support for Israel has become a political liability, how figures like Nancy Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries are navigating the issue, and what it means for the party heading toward 2028. The conversation then shifts to artificial intelligence, where they explore the rise of AI populism, growing opposition to data centers, and why Democratic leaders from Kathy Hochul to Gavin Newsom are beginning to embrace a more skeptical approach to Big Tech. They debate whether AI could become one of the defining political issues of the next presidential cycle—and why Republicans may be on the wrong side of the public debate. Finally, they head back to Michigan to analyze the latest twists in the Democratic Senate primary. From Haley Stevens' viral campaign moments to Abdul El-Sayed's newest ad and fresh polling, Jesse and Rob break down which candidate has the stronger path to victory, what the race says about the future of the Democratic Party, and why authenticity continues to matter more than ever in modern campaigns. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

  8. Jul 13

    Let’s pour one out for Lindsey Graham. Plus: why Josh Shapiro isn’t picking fights with the left (with Holly Otterbein!)

    Today on Nobody Knows Anything, Jesse and the crew react to the shocking death of Senator Lindsey Graham and examine the political fallout that could reshape both South Carolina and the U.S. Senate. They break down Graham's complicated legacy, Donald Trump's remarkable response to the news, the scramble to replace him, and whether Democrats have a real opportunity to compete in a state that has long been considered out of reach. Then, Axios senior politics reporter Holly Otterbein joins the show to unpack the chaos unfolding in Maine after Graham Platner's withdrawal from the Senate race. They discuss the Democratic Party's frantic search for a new nominee, the candidates vying to take on Susan Collins, the growing anti-establishment mood within the party, and what Maine's political drama could mean for the Democratic coalition heading into 2028. Finally, they dive into Josh Shapiro's carefully calculated path toward a potential presidential run, debate whether Democrats are headed for a major ideological showdown, and examine the latest controversies surrounding FBI Director Kash Patel—from mounting ethics questions to growing speculation about his future in the Trump administration. Subscribe to the Nobody Knows Anything Youtube Channel  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Instagram.  Follow Nobody Knows Anything on Twitter (X??) Follow Rob on Twitter and Jesse on Twitter  Email us at whatsup@Nobodyknows.wtf

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Rob Flaherty and Jesse Lehrich, both veterans of Presidential campaigns, host a twice weekly live show about the news, politics, and our stupid, broken political system. An insiders show for outsiders, they'll look at the polling, prediction markets, and DC conventional wisdom about who's wrong (and it will often be them).  It's a show for people who love politics but hate themselves.  Coming April 12th, new episodes on Monday and Friday mornings. 

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  • Creator
    Narrowcast Media
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    34
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    Explicit
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    © 2026 Narrowcast Media
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