“Trump’s imaginary enemy.”

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🗓️ 23 April 2020

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Trump responds to falling poll numbers with a temporary ban on some forms of immigration, Mitch McConnell wants to hit pause on economic relief, and we answer some questions from listeners. Then former White House Chief Technology Officer Jason Goldman talks to Dan about how Joe Biden and Democrats can get creative with their digital strategy ahead of November.

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:20.1	Welcome to Potsave America, I'm John Favreau.
0:22.4	I'm Dan Fifer.
0:23.2	On today's pod, Dan talks to Jason Goldman,
0:25.6	former White House chief digital officer
0:27.7	who also worked on the founding team at Twitter
0:30.0	about how Joe Biden, another Democratic candidates,
0:32.1	can get more creative with their digital strategy
0:34.3	ahead of November.
0:35.9	Before that, we'll talk through Trump's immigration order,
0:38.6	the coming fight over economic stimulus,
0:41.2	and we will take a few of your questions.
0:44.2	But first, check out this week's Potsave the World
0:47.0	to find out what's going on with all those rumors
0:48.8	that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is gravely ill,
0:52.0	and hear some wild speculation about what comes next.
0:55.0	Tommy and Ben also talk about how the price of oil can be negative,
0:58.4	Israel finally probably forming a government,
1:01.7	and then they take a walk on the all-bright side
1:05.4	with former Secretary of State, Madeline Albright.
1:08.7	What?
1:09.7	What?
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