Rocky Road (with Stephanie Cutter)

Hacks On Tap

News Commentary, News, Government, Politics

4.8 • 7.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Democratic political strategist and communications expert Stephanie Cutter joins Axe and Murphy to discuss the efforts to save the bipartisan infrastructure deal after Biden’s botched rollout, the early jockeying among ’24 GOP presidential hopefuls to capture the Trump base, and whether Vice President Kamala Harris has been set up for success. Plus, the Hacks discuss the triumph that was the reimagined Democratic National Convention and inauguration celebration, both of which are eligible for Emmy Awards.

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0:00.0	Hey, pull up a chair.
0:10.4	It's axon tap with David Axelroth, Robert Gibbs, and Mike Murphy.
0:15.7	I expect that in the coming months this summer before the fiscal year is over, that
0:29.9	we will have voted on this bill as well as voted on the budget resolution.
0:40.4	That's when, but if only one comes to me, this is only me that comes, but I'm not signing.
0:46.7	Wow.
0:47.7	Danger will run.
0:48.7	Oh, bump.
0:49.7	Oh, bump.
0:50.7	Come on, the office.
0:51.7	Bump in the infrastructure road here, cracking the bridge.
0:55.7	Big on the other.
0:57.2	Yeah.
0:58.2	We can put pothole.
1:01.4	We can just walk the station.
1:02.4	We can walk the station.
1:03.4	Mike Murphy, good to see you, brother.
1:06.5	Good to see you.
1:08.3	We have the perfect person to discuss all of these developments.
1:14.7	We do.
1:15.7	We do.
1:16.7	Veteran of many national campaigns, including some I was involved in, veteran of the White
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