Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle

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  A Progressive Primary in Florida 19.08.2026 40λ

  August, 19th, 2026, 10am: Florida's primaries put Trump's grip on the GOP to the test, with his endorsed candidate, embattled Cory Mills, going down in defeat. Byron Donalds and David Jolly are set to face off for governor. The Group Chat breaks down what the results mean for November, why rural economic pain is straining the GOP's hold on Iowa, and how the TPS ruling is costing Florida businesses their workforce. Plus, RFK Jr. hits the trail in Iowa, Jon Ossoff escalates his feud with the president, and Meta heads to trial over social media addiction claims. Art Cullen, Anthony Fisher, Tim O'Brien, Nilay Patel and Marc Santia join the Group Chat today.
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  Immigration and the Economy 19.08.2026 42λ

  August 19th, 2026, 9am: New clues about the races that will shape the midterms as last night's primaries tee up a pivotal Senate showdown in Alaska, and give progressive Democrats a big win in Florida. Then, warning signs for the economy as Trump's immigration and deportation agenda begin to impact America's businesses and its workforce. Plus, Meta is on trial, accused of getting kids hooked on its platforms. The stakes are sky-high, with potentially billions in penalties. Kabir Khanna, Luke Broadwater, Leigh Ann Caldwell, Mychael Schnell, Justin Wolfers, Catherine Rampell, and Gautam Mukunda join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  New reporting on Elon Musk’s AI data center in Mississippi and its impact on the local community. 18.08.2026 40λ

  August 18th, 2026, 10am: The rise of Silicon Valley's tech billionaires and their impact on democracy. Plus, the latest example of data centers disrupting communities across the country. Why residents and politicians are now fighting back against Elon Musk's AI operation in Mississippi. And, Democratic Socialists look for upsets in Florida, where many voters fled nations with left-wing dictatorships and fear the same thing could happen here. Matt Bennett, Dan Nathan, Mallory McMorrow, Gil Duran, and Josh Eineger join the Group Chat today.
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  The yield on 30-year treasury bonds hits the highest level since 2007. What does this mean for the average American? 18.08.2026 42λ

  August 18th, 2026, 9am: It's Primary Day and voters go to the polls in four states including Florida, where Trump's hold on Republicans and the appeal of progressive Democrats are both on the line. Then, a whistleblower says White House investigations into antisemitism at Ivy League schools were politically driven and meant to strip the schools' funding. And, the fight to stop Elon Musk's AI data center expansion. Peter Baker, Ali Vitali, Shawna Thomas, David Rohde, Ken Dilanian, Scott Lincicome, Greg Ip, Chris Lehane join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  New Developments in Trump's Immigration Crackdown 17.08.2026 40λ

  August 17th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. As of today the two month negotiating period on limits to Iran's nuclear program is expired. Plus, what U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche refused to promise in a brand new interview this weekend. Then, the latest developments in President Trump's immigration crackdown, and the administration's controversial "mega hearings" tactic to speed through immigration cases. And, House Democrats hold a new field hearing on deadly shootings by ICE officers. Joyce Vance, Ron Insana, Ben Colllins, David Rohde, and Chris Jansing join the Group Chat today.
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  What you need to know: the U.S. government just gave World Liberty Financial the green light to launch a bank. 17.08.2026 41λ

  August 17th, 2026, 9am: The US and Iran extend a deadline to agree to a broad deal to end the war as the White House threatens to turn up the pressure on Iran's economy. Plus, the Trump family's crypto business gets a green light to launch a bank. And, the Democrats go on defense to safeguard polling places and voting rights ahead of the coming midterm elections. Susan Glasser, Vaughn Hillyard, Dasha Burns, Rick Newman, John Harwood, and Rory Kennedy join the Group Chat this morning.
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  The massive price tags on no-bid contracts 14.08.2026 42λ

  August 14th, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The Iran War and spending on artificial intelligence continue to drive costs. Plus, a surprise upset in Wisconsin's Gubernatorial race despite what the polls predicted. What will this mean for the momentum of the Democratic Socialist movement? And, the Trump administration's ongoing fixation on no-bid contracts comes with a massive price tag. How much are his "upgrades" costing Americans? David Rohde, Tim O'Brien, Lizzie O'Leary, and Charlie Sykes join the Group Chat today.
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  Trump's priorities while voters grow frustrated with the economy 14.08.2026 39λ

  August 14th, 2026, 9am: Another attempt to put Donald Trump's name on the Kennedy Center. And, heartbreaking text messages from a sailor aboard an aircraft carrier stationed in the Middle East is fueling concerns about conditions on the ship that's been at sea since November. Plus, why the Treasury Department's move to scale back a key regulation is now raising concerns it could lead to more corruption. Susan Page, Sabrina Rodriguez, Chris Jansing, Priya Sridhar, Max Chafkin, Victoria Guida, Brandy Zadrozny and Fallon Gallagher join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Polls show Trump's underwater, while Democrats lead 13.08.2026 39λ

  August 13th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. Political parties are trying to sharpen their messaging as we inch closer towards the midterms, but with Trump's approval rating sinking, Republicans may have a bigger hill to climb. Plus, Attorney General Todd Blanche delivers his first address to DOJ employees since being sworn in to the role. And, the latest on Trump's immigration crackdown as ICE plans to equip officers with electric shock gloves. Dan Nathan, Anthony Fisher, Basil Smikle and Ahmed Baba join the Group Chat.
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  Why are polls missing the mark? 13.08.2026 41λ

  August 13th, 2026, 9am: Polls in the Wisconsin primary election were drastically different from the results, so what went wrong? Plus, President Trump is facing a new lawsuit over his efforts to sell early access to his own Truth Social posts. And, there are new concerns about the conditions aboard an aircraft carrier stationed in the Middle East as families of sailors report food shortages and broken toilets. Kevin Frey, Peter Baker, Dave Weigel, Priya Sridhar, Betsey Stevenson, Ron Insana and James Sample join Money Power Politics this Thursday morning.
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  David Crowley wins Democratic race for Wisconsin Governor 12.08.2026 42λ

  August 12th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour with breaking news. David Crowley speaks for the first time since winning Wisconsin's Democratic primary election for Governor. Plus, the special grand jury U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro is reportedly convening. What this might mean for the President's efforts to prosecute his perceived political enemies. Mychael Schnell, Eddie Glaude, Philip Bump, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Josh Einiger and Ken Dilanian join the Group Chat.
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  Establishment Democrats hold on in Wisconsin 12.08.2026 39λ

  August 12th, 9am: Moderate candidate David Crowley defeated progressive Francesca Hong in the Democratic primary election for Wisconsin's Governor. But, Hong was leading in the polls, so what happened? Plus, the new details we're learning about President Trump's secret plane swap after the NATO summit. And, the latest inflation report shows prices are still high for consumers, and wages aren't keeping up. Will McDuffie, Laura Barron Lopez, Luke Broadwater, Larry Sabato, Marc Polymeropoulos, Gillian Tett, Rick Newman and G. Elliott Morris join Money Power Politics this Wednesday morning.
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  High stakes primary day for Republicans, Democrats and Trump 11.08.2026 40λ

  August 11th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The spotlight is on South Carolina tonight where voters are choosing from a crowded field of Republicans to replace the late Senator Lindsey Graham. Despite President Trump backing Graham's sister, Darlene, the race is expected to go to a runoff election. Plus, experts are sounding the alarm about the security of America's water supply after Iran is suspected to have targeted systems in more than a dozen states. And, Flock security cameras scan twenty billion license plates each month, we discuss how the crime-fighting tool appears to be taking a malicious turn. Ron Insana, Molly Jong-Fast, Hugo Lowell, Mychael Schnell,  and Drew Harwell join The Group Chat.
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  All eyes on Wisconsin and Minnesota today 11.08.2026 42λ

  August 11th, 2026, 9am: It's primary day in six different states with Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and U.S. Congresswoman Angie Craig vying to replace Democratic Senator Tina Smith in Minnesota. Plus, bombshell new reporting from the Washington Post reveals the extraordinary lengths the President went to last month to switch planes amid concerns about an Iranian assassination threat. And, President Trump signs an executive order calling for fewer childhood vaccinations. Will McDuffie, Sam Stein, Susan Glasser, Claire McCaskill, David Rohde, Dr. Irwin Redlener, Bill Cohan, and Dan Nathan join Money Power Politics this Tuesday morning.
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  Six states hold primaries tomorrow 10.08.2026 41λ

  August 10th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. In the wake of a brutal primary, Abdul El-Sayed is starting the tough process of uniting Democratic factions, while Trump's sway with his party is tested in  the South Carolina Senate race. Plus, another setback in the Iran war as Tehran says the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen until the U.S. meets all the conditions of memorandum signed in June. And, Todd Blanche is set to be sworn in as the 88th U.S. Attorney General this afternoon. Nikki McCann Ramirez, Hayes Brown, Abby Livingston, Joel Payne, and Alex Ward join The Group Chat.
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  Wisconsin voters head to the polls tomorrow for the gubernatorial primary 10.08.2026 40λ

  August 10th, 2026, 9am: Voters in Wisconsin head to the polls for the gubernatorial primary where front runner Francesca Hong faces County Executive David Crowley. Plus, we dig into Trump's new strategy with Iran after he tells Axios he's now "low-keying" it.  And, a look at the state of the economy as prices remain high and the July jobs report shows a weakening labor market. Vaughn Hillyard, Will McDuffie, Shelby Talcott, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Neil Irwin, Justin Wolfers, and Kevin Frey join Money Power Politics this Monday morning.
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  Breaking news: Sen. Bill Cassidy announces his decision on the Blanche nomination 07.08.2026 47λ

  August 7th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy makes an announcement on how he will vote on Todd Blanche's nomination for Attorney General. Plus, where a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz now stands. And, new reporting on how Space X CEO Elon Musk could be losing his impact on the stock market. David Rohde, Ron Insana, Max Chafkin, and Mary Harris join the Group Chat this morning.
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  Congress pushes the White House for more transparency on the war. 07.08.2026 42λ

  August 7th, 2026, 9am: Trump takes matters into his own hands with new executive orders while his agenda faces big hurdles in Congress. What the President is telling Punchbowl News about The Save Act and his relationship with Republican lawmakers. Then, what we know about the outlines of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as Congress pushes the White House for more transparency on the war. Plus, we just got the July jobs report. What it says about the state of the economy as high prices remain a top issue for voters. Cat Zakrzewski, Jake Sherman, Mark Leibovich, Inzamam Rashid, Catherine Rampell, Seth Harris and Josh Einiger join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Is the DSA following the Trump model? 06.08.2026 40λ

  August 6th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. In the wake of Senate primary results this week, we are asking the question, is the DSA similar to Trump's political model? Plus, what we know about the potential "deal" to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. And, the President tried to sell his economic message in Nevada last night. Are his own voters buying it? Jonathan Lemire, Jason Johnson, Gillian Tett, and Peter Alexander join the Group Chat today.
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  The Senate votes to hold Dr. Fauci in contempt. 06.08.2026 33λ

  August 6th, 2026, 9am: Midterm battles taking shape after this week's key primaries in Michigan. How affordability has become a defining issue as President Trump tries to spin the cost of living while he travels across the country. Plus, it's the end of Temporary Protected Status for nearly 350,000 Haitian immigrants and refugees. What will this mean for the healthcare industry that's reliant on their contributions to the labor force? And, breaking news on Capitol Hill, where a Senate Committee votes to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt. Peter Baker, Dave Weigel, Kevin Frey, Betsey Stevenson, John Harwood, Amy Adaniel, and Kyle Simon join Money Power Politics this morning.