Introducing "The Blueprint with Jen Psaki"

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🗓️ 9 February 2025

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Jen Psaki explores what’s next for the Democratic party.

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0:00.0	Hi, everyone. It's Jen Saki. I don't know about you, but I have spent a lot of time since November thinking about what the heck just happened and where the Democratic Party should go from here. And I know I'm far from the only one. So that's where the idea for this podcast came from. It's called The Blueprint with Jen Saki, and it's about how the Democratic Party should navigate the age of Trumpism and win again.
0:22.1	There were a number of people, some of whom I have known a very long time, I've been wanting to talk
0:26.8	with about it. People like Rahm Emanuel. We have a debate about message, but we lose sight that
0:32.1	the messenger is also a message. Stacey Abrams. I've been in street fights. So part of being in the wilderness is that you can train.
0:40.0	And Jack Schlossberg.
0:41.1	I think we need to be attacking way harder all day long.
0:44.1	Listen to the first two episodes of The Blueprint with Jen Saki now.
0:47.2	New episodes drop Mondays.
0:48.6	You can also subscribe to MSNBC Premium on Apple Podcasts for ad-free listening.

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