With Hurricane Sandy approaching landfall on the New Jersey coast, Jennifer Granholm discussed the importance of coming together as a nation during national disasters. Then, energy expert Daniel Kammen from UC Berkeley joined Granholm to talk about the science behind …
First, Charles Pierce of Esquire and strategist Karl Frisch joined the show to talk about the issues no one else is paying attention to. Then, Jennifer Granholm gave the breakdown on why Nate Silver, from The New York Times, has …
With less than two weeks to go, the polls are showing the candidates in dead heat. Stephanie Cutter, deputy campaign manager for the Obama campaign, joined Jennifer Granholm to give us the inside scoop from the president’s campaign headquarters. Then, …
First, Bill Burton, Priorities USA founder and former Obama White House deputy press secretary, discussed Paul Ryan’s flip-flop on Medicaid. Then, Salon.com writer Irin Carmon talked about what could happen to abortion rights if Mitt Romney is elected president and …
First, strategist Donnie Fowler and political correspondent Kelli Goff talked about super PAC ads. Then, Jennifer Granholm discussed President Obama and Mitt Romney’s exchange during Monday night’s debate about the auto industry bailout. Finally, Brett Erlich did a recap on …
First, Professor Janine Zacharia discussed the recent events in Benghazi ahead of Monday night’s presidential debate. Then, J.P. Bernbach and Jennifer Granholm discussed Bernbach’s book “Pack of Lies,” which categorizes GOP myths and lies as “crimes against democracy.” Last, strategist …
First, strategist Donnie Fowler and guest host Michael Shure took a look at the elections map on Current TV’s interactive big board. Then, reporter Lee Fang and Shure discussed Fang’s latest story on the potential for crony capitalism if Romney …
First, Democratic pollster Mark Mellman and Jennifer Granholm dissected last night’s debate and how the candidates have fared in the polls since. Then, Jennifer Granholm talked about how the president and Mitt Romney approached the issues that pertained to women …
First, journalist and author Craig Unger shed light on the dirty little tricks that Nathan Sproul is using to disenfranchise voters everywhere. Then, author Samuel Popkin talked about tomorrow’s presidential debate and what we should expect. Last, Jennifer Granholm reflected …
First, Alan Schroeder talked about the vice presidential debate and how the dynamic between the two candidates and the moderator played out. Then, Katrina vanden Heuvel, of The Nation, talked about how Joe Biden confronted Paul Ryan on inaccurate statements …
First up, Duf Sundheim and strategist Karen Skelton told us what to expect in the vice presidential debate. Next, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter joined Jennifer Granholm to talk about the Republican attitude toward American cities. Last, George Gaulrapp, mayor of …
First, Democratic strategist Kiki McLean gave us the scoop on what to expect for Thursday’s vice presidential debate. Then, Current TV host Stephanie Miller and Democratic strategist Donnie Fowler discussed what’s happening in the Senate race. Last, House Minority Leader …
First, Jennifer Granholm called on the president for the next debate and reminded him about what the American people need to hear. Then, Norm Ornstein discussed with Granholm what will happen if Congress and the president fail to work out …
First, pollster David Mermin gave his analysis of the latest polls and how they may trend next week. Then former Congressman J.D. Hayworth (R-Ariz.) discussed Mitt Romney’s new stance on the 47 percent, and Brett Erlich went through the week’s …
First, Ben LaBolt, national press secretary for Obama for America, gives his post-debate analysis and the strategy for the days ahead. Then, author Nate Silver takes a look at the impact that last night’s debate could have on Election …
Gloria Steinem, renowned feminist, joined Jennifer Granholm in “The War Room” to talk about why President Obama has an enormous lead among women. Next, Celinda Lake of Lake Research discussed how the debate will impact the outcome on Election Day. …
First, Jennifer Granholm exploded some of Mitt Romney’s most egregious myths on three of the most contentious issues of this campaign: the role of government, the economy and health care. Political consultant Peter Fenn joined Jennifer Granholm in “The War …
