Experts weigh in on what derailed the Democrats' messaging in 2024, and how can they rebuild a strategy that resonates with voters.

Get ready for a bold diagnosis in how America's political candidates are infecting the nation with sick words, and what it's going to take to heal our democracy.

And my source also told me that Mr. Trump already has made up his mind who he will appoint as his chief of staff – Professor Moriarty.

Political opponents using a time-tested, yet often deceitful tactic: repeating a message until it's believed.

Join Michael in his discussion with David Gergen about his book, Hearts Touched with Fire, How Great Leaders are Made as they explore the fundamental attributes necessary to become a leader and the key leadership lessons David has stockpiled from his half-century of public service.

In this episode of That Said podcast, Michael revisits a pivotal moment in American history with historian Heather Hendershot, author of When the News Broke: Chicago 1968 and the Polarizing of America

It is part of Trump’s playbook and has been for years. 

The vice-president should ignore Mr. Trump’s nasty remarks against her, and have a “never Trump” Republican respond to them.

Former President Donald Trump is a prime example of Darwin’s evolutionary theory.

We explore how differing media coverage of Donald Trump and President Joe Biden may influence public perception, despite Trump's controversial actions and statements that would typically undermine other politicians.

In a hearing purportedly on the source of the COVID-19 pandemic, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene called for Dr. Anthony Fauci to be imprisoned for “crimes against humanity.”

For the first time in 28 years, Chicago will host the Democratic National Convention. 

According to a Glassdoor survey, over 60% of US employees report having discussed politics with colleagues at work over the past 12 months.

For some PR professionals it was a close-mouthed “hmmm.” Others perhaps muttered a variation on, “Oh, well that explains it.” 

If Mr. Chaucer was around today, he might have included the proverb in a yarn titled, “ Better Late Than Never: The Sorry Saga of Hypocritical Republicans Opposing Donald Trump Who Are Attempting To Save Face Because They Supported Him For Years.”

Today’s special guest is Michael Steele is a former Lt. Governor of Maryland and chairman of the Republican national Committee.