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- News & Politics
- 4.6, 37.2K Ratings

This is what the news should sound like. The biggest stories of our time, told by the best journalists in the world. Hosted by Michael Barbaro. Twenty minutes a day, five days a week, ready by 6 a.m.

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4.6 out of 5

37.2K Ratings

love love love

It is by far my favorite podcast. I am completely hooked on to it. Michael is a great host. I love starting my day with the DAILY. Journalism at it's finest. Keep up the great work.

Please be honest

The head mullah of Iran called Trump “retarded”. I imagine that if our President has called anyone that you would have used it. Just silly.

All in all I enjoy the podcast in spite of your biases.

What else you need to know

I listen to this podcast every day M-F and very much enjoy it. The only ‘cringe’ moment I ever have, and this is definitely splitting hairs, is when I’m told ‘what else you NEED to know today’. Yes, I definitely know that in 20 minutes you are giving me a synopsis, but please don’t define this ALL I need to know today.

Thank you, very much thank you, for recognizing on this podcast the vote that is up for grabs this election that I represent/encompass. The woman that could not embrace Hillary Clinton-in my case for her blinders regarding her husband’s treatment of women in his personal life, abhorred Trump for his treatment of women in his personal life AND his petulant attitudes, but wanted to be able to get behind a candidate. There isn’t a perfect candidate. You have to marginalize some of the things that you don’t like in a candidate to vote for the better option, but both of those final candidates were deal breakers. I voted for the pot head / a vote for the third option.