Tyler Pager

In this fascinating discussion, guests include Julie Hirschfeld Davis, Congressional editor at The New York Times with deep Capitol Hill insights; Lisa Lerer, a national political correspondent analyzing electoral shifts; and Tyler Pager, White House correspondent focused on Trump’s policies. They delve into the fallout from recent elections and how shifts among Hispanic and Black voters signal trouble for Trump. They also explore the Supreme Court's skepticism on tariffs, the impact of tariffs on voter sentiment, and the potential chaos from the government shutdown.

Andrew Ross Sorkin, DealBook founder who tracks corporate strategy; Ana Swanson, trade reporter focused on tariff policy; Tyler Pager, White House correspondent covering the administration’s response. They discuss the Supreme Court ruling’s ripple effects, the chaos for global partners and supply chains, shifting tariff plans and legal workaround debates. Short, sharp takes on political and business fallout.

Tyler Pager, White House correspondent, Catie Edmondson, Congressional correspondent, and Tony Romm, economic policy reporter, discuss the unprecedented dynamics of the current government shutdown. They explore how the White House is weaponizing the situation to exert political pressure and how funding decisions are strategically used against opponents. The conversation also highlights the impact on civilian employees and the complexities surrounding legal challenges to troop payments, while considering the potential paths to resolve the standoff.

Tyler Pager, a New York Times journalist and co-author on the Biden presidency, joins Reid J. Epstein and Lisa Lerer, also from the Times, to dissect the fallout from revelations about President Biden's health and campaign struggles. They explore the implications of his aggressive cancer diagnosis on public perception and his re-election bid. The discussion highlights generational shifts within the Democratic Party and the tension between Biden’s legacy and voters' trust, all while navigating the impact of controversial audio leaks and internal party conflicts.

Zolan Kanno-Youngs, NYT White House correspondent with homeland security expertise, and Tyler Pager, NYT White House reporter on federal policy, break down Trump's sudden tone change after Alex Preddy’s killing. They discuss White House damage control, personnel shifts, bipartisan pushback, phone calls with Minnesota leaders, and whether softer words meant real operational pullback.

Join reporters Isaac Arnsdorf, Josh Dawsey, and Tyler Pager as they dissect Trump's surprising return to the presidency. They delve into the chaos of the election with insights on Biden's age-related struggles and strategic errors, as well as Kamala Harris's cautious campaign approach. The trio discusses Trump's political maneuvers, the internal dynamics of the Republican Party, and the Democrats' disconnect with voters. Expect a blend of sharp analysis and engaging anecdotes on what led to this dramatic political landscape.

Tyler Pager, a White House correspondent for The New York Times, and Michael Warren, Senior editor at The Dispatch, dive deep into the economic turmoil under President Trump. They discuss the tension between rising layoffs and small business struggles amidst market instability. The conversation reveals the political repercussions of Trump's NATO doubts and Governor Newsom's stance on transgender athletes. Insights on the shifting political landscape as we approach the 2024 elections and the cultural disconnect between economic data and public sentiment add to the intrigue.

National political reporter Michael Scherer and White House reporter Tyler Pager discuss the need for popular down-ballot Dems to support Biden, Trump's claims about DOJ raid, controversy over Justice Alito's political flags. Fun banter about coffee brands and political branding, GOP narratives, and challenges Biden faces in June.

Tyler Pager, a reporter and co-author of '2024', provides an inside look at Kamala Harris' tumultuous presidential campaign. He discusses how her team struggled with crucial moments and redefining strategies after Joe Biden's withdrawal. The podcast also delves into Carol Mason’s exploration of the anti-abortion movement, revealing its surprising ties to white nationalism and how it has evolved since the Roe v. Wade decision. The connection between far-right ideologies and anti-abortion activism is dissected, offering insights into the future of these political dynamics.

Tyler Pager, White House Correspondent for The New York Times, shares insights into the tumultuous year leading up to the 2024 election. He examines President Biden's unexpected decision to seek re-election amid a discontented party and a struggling approval rating. The conversation explores Donald Trump's rare comeback attempt and the psychological factors driving both candidates. Additionally, Pager discusses the Biden administration's challenges in addressing public concerns over inflation and immigration, revealing the complexities behind political strategies during a period of turbulence.