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CNN Podcasts

Each weekday, Dana Bash and a panel of well-sourced reporters bring you the most important political stories of the day. On the weekend, Manu Raju kicks off CNN's Sunday morning political programming with Inside Politics Sunday. Dana and Manu get answers from the people making headlines, explain the political stories that matter, and report on how the news will impact you.

CNN Inside Politics

First: We have new reporting on the breakthrough deal to end the longest government shutdown in US history, which is sparking an epic meltdown within the Democratic party that's getting uglier by the minute. 

Plus: President Trump issues new pardons for Rudy Giuliani and other allies who tried to help him overturn the 2020 election. 

And: Governor Gavin Newsom is pushing his party to address the crisis facing American boys and young men. Does he have a solution? 

 
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From Catatonic to Claws Out

The Inside Politics Sunday episode discusses the ongoing federal government shutdown, now at its 40th day, causing severe disruptions and economic strain on Americans. It highlights the differing political strategies and statements from Democrats and Republicans, particularly surrounding healthcare and government funding. The episode includes an analysis of recent election outcomes, noting Democratic victories and their implications for both parties. It examines potential shifts in the MAGA movement and GOP dynamics, spurred by controversies like Tucker Carlson's interview with white nationalist Nick Fuentes. Additionally, the episode reflects on Nancy Pelosi's impending retirement, detailing her influence and legacy in Congress.
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Navigating Government Shutdowns and Healthcare Debates

First: We're following coast to coast air travel disruptions as the FAA slashes flights due to the government shutdown. Will outraged passengers finally push Congress to cut a deal? 

Plus: Seizing the message, slamming the messenger Republican Elise Stefanik's campaign launch for New York governor is putting Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani front and center. 

And: Barack Obama's post-election message to Democrats is to "impose no litmus tests." Three of his former top advisers, now of Pod Save America fame, join the show to unpack what's next for their party. 

 
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Grounded by Gridlock

First: The woman who made history as the first female speaker of the house is retiring at the end of her term. We'll break down Nancy Pelosi's groundbreaking four decades dominating Capitol Hill. 

Plus: Election aftershocks. Voters sent a decisive message to the president on his handling of an issue that sent him back to the White House. So why does he seem to be making the same mistake as his predecessor? 

And: Antisemitism roiling the hard-right online is now out in the open. We have new reporting on who is pushing back within the GOP and who's notably silent. 
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Gavel Drop

Today's show begins as we've been listening to live Supreme Court arguments over President Trump's authority to impose tariffs without Congress's approval. The president has been using a national emergency law to do so. Our analysis begins with American legal scholar Steve Vladeck. 
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SCOTUS Hears Arguments on Trump Tariffs

It's Election Day in America. With his approval ratings at an all-time low, what does this portend for Donald Trump and the Republican party he dominates?

Also on today's show: A look back at the life and career of Dick Cheney, the former VP who died today at 84.
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Referendum on Trump 2.0

First: We have brand new CNN polling showing President Trump's approval plunging. Is it a sign of what's to come when polls close tomorrow? 

Plus: Democrats are trying to get out the vote for both a moderate blue dog and a Democratic Socialist. We have new reporting on how these two races could swing the battle for the soul of the Democratic party. 

And: You don't want to miss what President Trump is saying about the crypto tycoon he just pardoned. We're going to break down how this now-free man helps boost a key Trump family business. 
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An Election Eve Warning

Covering the intense political landscape leading up to President Trump's voter test, focusing on critical gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia, and their implications for both parties. Former President Barack Obama's campaign efforts for Democrats are highlighted, especially in areas with significant minority populations. The script also dives into polling data and early voting trends, particularly in New York City and New Jersey, revealing Democratic leads but also competitive Republican challenges. A major theme is the contrasting voter enthusiasm and the effect of Trump endorsements. Furthermore, the script touches on the government shutdown, healthcare subsidies, and congressional inaction. Lastly, it describes the ongoing feud over daylight saving time legislation and its political dynamics, alongside discussions about US military actions in the Caribbean and their wider implications.
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Election Countdown: Trump, Democrats, and the Stakes Ahead

First: The FBI says it thwarted a potential terror attack planned for around Halloween. We have new details from law enforcement sources who say the plot was "ISIS-inspired." 

Plus: Candidates in high-stakes governor's races are trying to get out the vote in the final four days before an election that will serve as a key political barometer for President Trump's second term. 

And: A Friday political palate cleanser with the creator of the Netflix hit the Inside Politics team can't stop talking about. 

 
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An Actual Halloween Nightmare

President Trump is on his way back to Washington after a whirlwind three-country tour of Asia. And he's bringing home a trade deal between the world's largest economic superpowers. We break down whether that trade truce is a benefit or a bust for the American consumer. 

But while the president was very busy with red carpets and golden gifts and getting those trade deals, here in the United States there are tens of millions of Americans worrying about putting food on the table if Congress can't reach a deal to fund the government. House Speaker Mike Johnson joins us to discuss the situation. 
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China Deal Done but US Gov Still Shuttered

The White House Chief of Staff brazenly confirms a Ukraine quid pro quo -- a key piece of the Democrats' impeachment case. Then he says he didn't mean it.

Plus, the President says the deal the U.S. made with Turkey is a ceasefire, and is "great." But Turkey's foreign minister says it is not a cease fire at all, and the European Union says the President again sold out the Kurds.

And the simple truth is that the impeachment inquiry witnesses all served in the Trump administration. The President, though, calls it a conspiracy hatched by "crazy" Democrats.

Today's Panel: CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson, Julie Pace with the Associated Press, Carl Hulse with The New York Times, and Margaret Talev with Axios.

Also on the Program: CNN's Arwa DamonTo learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
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Friday, October 18, 2019: Mulvaney Now Denies Quid Pro Quo After Admitting It

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