The Aporia · Neera Tanden Thinks Democrats Can Finish Off MAGA for Good (Plus: John Arnold)

Catherine Rampell discusses with Neera Tanden about potential Democratic investigations into the Trump administration and the implications for corporate America following recent elections. They also explore the future of former President Trump's political movement, Make America Great Again (MAGA). Additionally, billionaire investor John Arnold comments on how Trump’s policies affect clean energy costs and suggests a bipartisan solution to address these issues.

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Catherine Rampell discusses with Neera Tanden the potential impact of Democrats investigating the Trump administration after recent elections. They explore how corporate America might face scrutiny and the implications for MAGA's future. The conversation also includes John Arnold, who explains that Trump's policies against clean energy are increasing costs and suggests a bipartisan solution to address this issue.

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Catherine Rampell talks with Neera Tanden about what Democrats could discover when they start investigating the Trump administration, why corporate America may have some explaining to do, and what the election means for MAGA’s future.

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Catherine Rampell talks with Neera Tanden about what Democrats could discover when they start investigating the Trump administration, why corporate America may have some explaining to do, and what the election means for MAGA’s future.

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Catherine Rampell is joined by New York Times national security reporter Julian Barnes and Wall Street Journal tech reporter Robbie Whelan to examine what Trump knew, why investigations stalled, and what this could mean for NVIDIA and the AI industry.

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Catherine Rampell and JVL discuss the possibility of Trump stepping aside, the investigations Democrats are preparing, and the government insiders who may be sitting on a mountain of evidence of wrongdoing.

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So let’s talk about some of the sneakiest, most devious ways the Trump administration has been shredding the Constitution, and what the new Democratic majorities on Capitol Hill can do to glue it back together—and maybe inflict a little pain on the guy with the shredder, too.

2026-11-06 · assertive framing · Revenge of the (Democratic Budget) Nerds

Plus Sam Stein and Catherine look ahead to Election Day, Trump's closing economic message, and how rising costs and voters' frustrations over the economy could shape decisions at the polls.

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That shortsightedness may soon cost them: Democrats are on the verge of retaking at least one chamber of Congress, giving them subpoena power and a chance to hold not just Elon Musk but the rest of the corporate quislings accountable.

2026-10-30 · assertive framing · Companies That Cozied Up to Trump Brace for a Reckoning

You may recall that back in March, there were some suspiciously timed, uncannily lucrative oil and stock trades.

2026-10-15 · assertive framing · Just. So. Much. Corruption.

She also explained why she sort of admires the Russian oligarchs . . . and thinks they might have some painful lessons for their American counterparts.

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Plus, JD Vance struggles to define socialism, the administration’s crackdown on H-1B workers raises questions about anti-immigrant politics, and why both parties may be moving toward a more government-controlled economy.

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SHAMELESS BRANDING ASIDE, “Trump Accounts,” the new program that gives every baby in America access to some savings, is generally benign, and maybe even useful.

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Plus, billionaire investor John Arnold explains how Trump’s attacks on clean energy are driving up costs—and how a bipartisan deal could finally put a stop to them. uncertain

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