Luke Broadwater

Join Luke Broadwater, White House correspondent for The New York Times, as he dives into President Trump’s heated confrontations with the judicial system. They discuss Trump’s call for a federal judge’s impeachment and the implications of a significant deportation case involving Venezuelan migrants. The conversation highlights the administration's controversial immigration policies and their defiance against court orders. Broadwater also considers the erosion of checks and balances, raising concerns about a looming constitutional crisis.

Luke Broadwater, a White House reporter for The New York Times, dives into the controversial demolition of the East Wing. It was unexpected, despite previous assurances it would remain intact. The discussion highlights Trump's lavish new ballroom vision, the project's soaring costs, and the ethical concerns surrounding private funding. Broadwater stresses the impact of major donors on influence and access, and he examines how this renovation fits into Trump's legacy, raising questions about historical perception and the symbolism of rubble.

Luke Broadwater, a White House reporter for The New York Times, dives into the implications of Donald Trump's increasing control over federal agencies and Congress. He discusses the hurdles Congress faces as it returns to a volatile political landscape, including potential government shutdowns. The conversation also touches on tensions between the President and the Federal Reserve, as well as concerns over political integrity within key institutions. Broadwater's insights shed light on the urgent power struggles shaping today's political environment.

Susan Glasser, New Yorker staff writer offering sharp legal and political analysis. Luke Broadwater, Pulitzer-winning New York Times White House reporter tracking Iran policy and messaging. They discuss the widening war with Iran, shifting administration narratives, Pentagon planning for ground options, international law risks, economic fallout and strains within the Republican coalition.

Luke Broadwater, a Pulitzer Prize-winning White House correspondent for The New York Times, and Peter Baker, the Chief White House correspondent, dive into the DOJ's investigation of Fed Chair Jerome Powell. They explore Trump’s motivations behind the probe, the political implications, and how such investigations can intimidate opponents. The conversation also touches on Minnesota's lawsuit against increased federal immigration actions and the ongoing protests in Iran, highlighting the unrest's causes and potential U.S. responses.