Episode 12
As Elon Musk elbows his way into every corner of the government, Jen Psaki is joined by Senator Cory Booker to discuss the importance of fighting back against Musk's hostile government takeover and his concerns about a potential "constitutional crisis" if Musk defies court orders to temporarily limit DOGE's power. Next, Jen shares her wide-ranging interview with Governor Wes Moore, covering the challenges of governing amid Trump's efforts to dismantle federal agencies, and why the a diverse governing body matters in the face of GOP's war DEI. Then, Jen sounds the alarm on the band of tech bros who have been granted access to sensitive government data as a part of Elon Musk's DOGE team. Jen is joined by Former Twitter Executive Rumman Chowdhury to offer her takeaways from Musk's acquisition of Twitter that could serve as helpful advice on how to deal with his current takeover of Washington, DC. Later, Jen is joined by attorney Chris Mattei to discuss a lawsuit defending FBI agents from retribution. Finally, Jen shares details about her new project, 'The Blueprint with Jen Psaki', a podcast that launches this week, which explores the question of what's next for Democrats and how they can win again.
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