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What listeners will find here
Federal raid, papal health concerns, and a new White House voice
This episode centers on a federal raid involving Ilhan Omar, a serious health update from Pope Leo, and the debut of Trump’s new press secretary. It looks like a fast-moving news roundup built for listeners who want the day’s major political and institutional developments in one place.
Energy, unrest, and the death penalty collide in a packed Morning Wire episode
This episode centers on a deadly Houthi strike in Saudi Arabia, Trump’s push for a diesel deal with Putin, and the debate over a planned public execution tied to the Fort Hood terrorist. It also looks at escalating unrest in Belgium and France, with reporting and outside analysis on the wider stakes.
A look at who funds powerful activist groups ahead of the midterms
Foreign money and political funding are the focus as this episode examines where activist groups on both sides get their support. Caitlin Sutherland of Americans for Public Trust joins to discuss the money behind influential organizations as midterm elections approach.
Trump’s midterm push meets Texas intrigue and Rubio’s 2028 buzz
President Trump ramps up a 32-day campaign blitz to help Republican midterm candidates in a slate of tight races. The episode also zeroes in on Texas, where Ken Paxton and Trump are pressing "Where is James Talarico?" while Marco Rubio’s foreign policy speech fuels 2028 speculation.
A $3.7B shipyard and the bigger question of AI in war
Military technology is the focus here, starting with a new Maryland shipyard backed by Anduril Industries and expanding to what that says about the future of warfare. Chris Brose joins to discuss defense manufacturing, naval needs, and where robotics may fit into America’s next conflicts.
