Pod Save America - Season 6 / Year 2025
Season 6 / Year 2025
Episodes
Kamala Didn't Have the Courage!
Kamala Harris fulfills her oath of office, certifying the election results on the four-year anniversary of the January 6th Capitol riot. Meanwhile, Republicans strategize about passing Trump's "big, beautiful bill" jammed full of MAGA hopes and dreams. Jon, Lovett, and Tommy discuss why simply remembering January 6th isn't enough, and how Democrats should respond to Republicans' tax cutting agenda. Plus, MAGA-world did what all of us do over the holidays: squabble with our relatives — this time over immigration policy and H-1B visas. Finally, Joe Biden awards the Presidential Medal of Freedom… and the guys don't get one.
As LA Burns, Trump Plays Politics
Trump and the GOP skip the usual "thoughts and prayers" for victims of the devastating LA fires, and dive straight into blame and conspiracy theories. Jon and Dan debunk misinformation about FEMA and the government response, unpack the political fallout, and share resources to help fire victims. Plus, what's behind MAGA's new Manifest Destiny? Is Trump's legal drama approaching its grand finale? Washington D.C. pauses for a moment while President Jimmy Carter is laid to rest. Finally, Lovett sits down with Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy to talk about Democrats' game plan to counter the Republican agenda in Congress.
Breaking: Gavin Newsom On the LA Fires
Governor Gavin Newsom sits down with Jon Favreau to talk about California's response to the devastating Los Angeles fires, his invitation to Donald Trump, and his demand for clear answers about the water shortages that hindered fire fighting efforts. They also discuss what recovery and rebuilding efforts look like, how these fires could affect the future of home insurance in California, and the state's ongoing affordability crisis.
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