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Episodes: 5
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Listener location: USA
Page updated: Oct 28, 2026 · How we check this data
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Publicly listed emails
newhavendemocracyproject@gmail.com
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Host
Bill Kristol - American political analyst and commentator; editor-at-large at The Bulwark and founder of The Weekly Standard.
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Recent Guest Discussions
Leah Greenberg - Indivisible's Origins, Nonviolent Protest Strategy, The No Kings Movement, And Early Voting As A Way To Protect Elections.
Joe Morelle - Election Security, The Role Of Federal And State Officials, Election Administration, And Risks To The 2026 Midterms.
Robert C. Post - The Purpose Of Elections, Constitutional Principles, Threats To Election Legitimacy, And Protecting Elections In 2026.
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Episodes
Corruption Loves Autocracy — James Carville
October 14, 2026
"Corruption hates democracy. Corruption loves autocracy." Bill Kristol sits down with his good friend James Carville, election analyst and practitioner extraordinaire, five weeks out from the 2026 midterms. Carville says that if they try to steal this election, the good guys have two advantages. First, they're forewarned: every lawyer, every consultant, every interest group is on high alert. Second, the other side just isn't that competent. "Be vigilant," he says, "but don't overestimate thin...
No Kings: Vote Early — Leah Greenberg
October 09, 2026
"Resistance is not an on-off switch. It is a muscle." Bill Kristol (Editor-at-Large, The Bulwark) talks with Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible, which began when she and her husband Ezra Levin (two young former congressional staffers) took the Tea Party model they had seen used against them, reverse engineered it, and put it out as a guide — minus the bigotry and the violence. Thousands of people organized around it, and in 2025 a new wave came looking for what they could do...
Citizens! Protect the Midterms — Joe Morelle (D-NY-25) on the Most Important Job in Politics
September 29, 2026
Who protects a free and fair election, and how worried should we be about the 2026 midterms? Bill Kristol talks with Rep. Joe Morelle (D-NY-25), ranking member of the House Administration Committee, which oversees federal elections. Should we be alarmed? Can we trust that this administration will not interfere? While Morelle is more confident than most, he points to Trumps emotional inability to accept a loss, Trump's willingness to sow chaos at any cost, and Trump's brazen disregard for the ...
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