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Jim Geraghty

Jim is the senior political correspondent for National Review, and author of the Morning Jolt newsletter.

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Beyond the Polls, 2 episodesBeyond the Polls2 episodesBeyond the Polls•2 episodesThe Ricochet Podcast, 5 episodesThe Ricochet Podcast5 episodesThe Ricochet Podcast•5 episodes

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May 162024
May 16, 2024Beyond the Polls
Beyond the PollsRicochet•May 16, 2024

The Silly, the Sublime and the (Maybe Even) Serious

Henry’s back after a brief hiatus as election season heats up! He's joined by National Review's Jim Geraghty to parse out the parties’ business-as-usual dysfunction from the special brand of it we've gotten used to recently. They consider whether the Republican Party even knows what it wants; what they’ll do if they pull off the trifecta in November; and what we should make of tight polls considering the Biden/Harris ticket’s historic unpopularity. Plus, Henry delivers his first ever Bad Ad of the Week, in response to Don Blankenship's clunker spot; and he makes a quick stop in Maryland to explain why Angela Alsobrooks' personal touch won out over David Trone's big money.

Hosted by Henry Olsen

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January 2024

Jan 122024
January 12, 2024The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•January 12, 2024

Frozen in the Safe Lane

Iowa braces for a cold Caucus Night and now the Trump, DeSantis, Haley and Ramaswamy teams have their work cut out for them to keep their engines from stalling. Blizzardous conditions are keeping us from visiting, so we asked Jim Geraghty, our man on the ground in Des Moines this week. He provides the scoop, the had-to-be-there insights and some informed speculation. Plus Peter, James and Rob vent their lack of confidence in this administration to meet this week's foreign flare up; and have some advice for Sanctuary Mayor Eric Adams. This week’s sound is from the opening of the Jan. 11th KCCI Newscast in Des Moines. IA

Hosted by James Lileks, Peter Robinson, and Rob Long

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October 2022

Oct 212022
October 21, 2022The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•October 21, 2022

Stick With Us

This week we're talkin' midterms and one very short term. England has been especially interesting these last few months, and we're always happy to have Toby Young with us. He has much to say about the lightning-fast deterioration of Liz Truss, and the Conservative Party that may go down with her. Then Jim Geraghty returns to breakdown this peculiar midterm cycle. He gets into Fetterman, Oz, Walker, Abrams, O'Rourke and a few local races. Steve Hayward fills in for a jet-lagged Peter. He, James and Rob chat about the big semiconductor restrictions the Biden administration and they have a great time laughing at the greenies who can't even get VW to submit to their demands.

Hosted by James Lileks, Rob Long, and Steve Hayward

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May 2021

May 142021
May 14, 2021The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•May 14, 2021

Over The Top and Completely Useless

Who says we don't break news on this show? The whole gang is back this week, and they're joined by National Review's senior political correspondent, Jim Geraghty for a long chat on Republicans leaving the party, fealty to you-know-who, and an update on Wuhan lab theories. Then, Elliot Abrams, who's most recently served as President Trump's Special Representative to Venezuela and Iran; joins to discuss They Israel's ongoing fight with Hamas and speculate on how it might conclude, while marveling at the strength of the Abraham Accords (negotiated at the direction of you-know-who). Ricochet member @MarkAlexander gets the coveted Lileks Post of The Week® badge for his post My Shakespeare Confession and Rob and James mull the wisdom of a million dollar vaccine lottery. Song from this week's episode: Bad Blood by Taylor Swift.

Hosted by James Lileks, Peter Robinson, and Rob Long

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November 2020

Nov 132020
November 13, 2020The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•November 13, 2020

Unix Servers

This week, John Yoo, the Ricochet Podcast Senior Election Fraud Analyst and the Joan and Ray Kroc McRib Scholar at Hamburger University sits in for Peter Robinson and kicks the show off with a deep dive on where we stand with all of the current court cases and challenges around the election. Then, Avik Roy (listen to his American Wonk/COVID in 19 podcast right here on Ricochet) stops by to science us on the recent resurgence of COVID cases cropping up across the country. Then, National Review's Jim Geraghty (do yourself a favor and subscribe to his must read Daily Jolt newsletter) visits for a bit to talk about Georgia, polling, and to drop a few impressions. Finally, mad props to Ricochet member @MarkCamp for winning the coveted Lileks Post of The Week badge for his tome, Was Perry Mason a Great TV Series? We'll let you decide. Thanks to all who joined us for the live video version of the show. We apologize for Rob's sweater. Music from this week's show: Don't Look Back In Anger by Oasis

Hosted by James Lileks, John Yoo, and Rob Long

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May 2020

May 272020
May 27, 2020Beyond the Polls
Beyond the PollsRicochet•May 27, 2020

Who Was That Masked Man?

You know things are getting weird when the main topic in a presidential race is who's wearing masks and when. This week's guests - Robert Costa of The Washington Post and National Review's Jim Geraghty - help us understand the logic underneath the craziness. We even unmask the reasoning behind a recent Democratic ad designed to help a Republican on Ad of the Week!

Hosted by Henry Olsen

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January 2018

Jan 192018
January 19, 2018The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•January 19, 2018

Shut It Down

We've got the great Shelby Steele on the podcast this week (read him fantastic WSJ column Black Protest Has Lost Its Power) to discuss the NFL and (the lack of) racism in the culture. Then, the indispensable Jim Geraghty guides us through the politics of shut down. Finally, finally, a real sports discussion: Vikings fan boy James Lileks on his home town team. Music from this week's episode: Shut Down by The Beach Boys

Hosted by James Lileks and Peter Robinson

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