Talking midterms with Derek Thompson
Saagar joined Plain English to discuss possible midterm outcomes, the Republican Party, ethics in Washington, and the future of millennial politics.
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Saagar Enjeti
Saagar Enjeti is a political journalist and commentator who cohosts Breaking Points with Krystal Ball, covering American politics, media, and foreign policy.
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theringer.comListen to Plain EnglishReturning to Tucker Carlson to discuss online gambling
In a long conversation with Tucker Carlson, Saagar discussed sports betting, its appeal to young men, and the politics behind the industry.
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Joining Jon Stewart with Krystal Ball
The Breaking Points cohosts appeared on The Weekly Show to talk about left and right populism, independent media, and what economic populism could look like.
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A conversation with Tim Miller about America First
Saagar appeared on The Bulwark to discuss his disappointment with Trump, the distinction between MAGA and America First, and the administration’s approach to Iran.
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Joining an All-In special on the Epstein files
David Sacks brought Saagar and Michael Tracey onto an All-In special about the Epstein files. Their discussion covered Prince Andrew’s arrest and competing interpretations of Epstein’s network.
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