Deep State Radio: It's Not Too Early to Predict What Biden Era Politics Will Be Like

Words Matter

Riley Fessler

News, Government

4.6 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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By this time during the presidency of the former guy, his national security advisor had been booted, the Muslim ban had been tried and Comey was days from getting fired. We also knew that the GOP was simply not going to do anything about even the worst things Trump was doing. So it's not too early to make some prognostications about about the political weather we can expect in the Biden Era. The bad news is, we already know the GOP is still Trump's GOP, obstructionist at best, anti-democratic, racist, corrupt and traitorous at worst. The good news is that so far, Joe Biden has managed to by-pass the Beltway and win bi-partisan support by listening to the American people and giving them the kind of programs and change the majority of them have long supported. Will this continue? What could result in a course change? We discuss with Max Boot of the Council on Foreign Relations and the Washington Post, Dr. Kavita Patel, former Obama White House official and practicing physician and Ryan Goodman, NYU Law professor and co-editor of "Just Security." Join usEach week, we’re bringing you a new episode of one of our favorite podcasts, Deep State Radio.Deep State Radio, hosted by David Rothkopf, produces new episodes 2-3 times per week and brings together top experts, policymakers, and journalists from the national security, foreign policy, and political communities. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.If you become a member of the DSR Network, you’ll receive benefits such as ad-free listening via private feed, discounts to virtual events and Deep State Radio Swag, and access to the member-only Slack community. This is one of the most closely followed podcasts among the people influencing the most important decisions in Washington and worldwide today. You can learn more by visiting thedsrnetwork.com. Listeners to Words Matter will receive 25% off of the regular membership price. Use code wordsmatter at checkout. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/words-matter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Here is another full episode of one of our favorite podcasts, Deep State Radio.
0:19.5	Deep State Radio hosted by David Rothkopf produces new episodes two to three times per week
0:25.4	and brings together top experts, policy makers and journalists from the national security, foreign policy, and political communities.
0:33.5	You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:39.8	If you become a member of the DSR Network, you'll receive benefits such as ad-re-listening via private feed,
0:46.4	discounts to virtual events, and Deep State Radio swag, and access to the member-only Slack community.
0:54.0	This is one of the most closely followed podcasts among the people influencing the most important decisions in Washington and worldwide today.
1:03.3	You can learn more by visiting the DSRnetwork.com.
1:08.9	Listeners to Words Matter will receive 25% off the regular membership price.
1:14.0	Use code Words Matter at checkout.
1:16.8	Hello and welcome to the latest episode of the podcast.
1:25.0	I'm your host David Rothkopf, come to you from New York City.
1:27.5	It's Thursday, so I am joined also in New York City by co-host Ryan Goodman.
1:33.5	How are you doing? Ryan?
1:35.1	Very well, David. Thanks.
1:36.9	Ryan, of course, from NYU Law School and just security.
1:40.3	Also, I guess, I don't know if Max is in New York City or not.
1:45.1	Where are you, Max, boot of the Washington Post and the Council on Foreign Relations?
1:49.7	I am in New York, New York.
1:51.7	New York, Westside, to be exact.
1:53.8	And in our nation's capital, making sure everything keeps running smoothly.
1:59.3	Thanks for that, by the way.
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