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CONTROL

CONTROL

著者： Seven Letter
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概要

CONTROL is a podcast hosted by Seven Letter’s Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci, two veterans of Capitol Hill who now serve as communications strategists to Fortune 500 companies, non-profits and advocacy coalitions. Drawing on their experience in GOP congressional politics, the podcast seeks to look around the corner at the policy priorities and political dynamics that will define Congress.

The podcast series talks to experts who know the institution and helps explain the challenges and opportunities facing a divided Congress. Guests include subject-matter experts, journalists, former lawmakers, and political operatives, all with a keen insight into what is next for Washington. You can expect a new episode every Tuesday when Congress is in session.

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  • How Redistricting Is Rewriting the Midterms Feat. Ally Mutnick

    How Redistricting Is Rewriting the Midterms Feat. Ally Mutnick
    2026/04/21
    The Senate is moving ahead with reconciliation while things go off the rails in the House – all while a pivotal election takes place across the Potomac. On a new episode of CONTROL, Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci discuss Speaker Johnson’s FISA flop and next steps in the Senate for DHS funding and the Iran war. Then, Punchbowl News’ Senior Congressional Reporter Ally Mutnick joins the show to preview the redistricting ballot measure in Virginia and what it portends for both the 2026 midterms and future election cycles. Plus, the trio analyze the most competitive races across the Senate map. Hosts: Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci Guest: Ally Mutnick, Punchbowl News Audio Producer: Benji Englander Video Producer: Regina Anderson Articles Discussed: POLITICO: Republicans stare down a growing, neverending FISA crisis Punchbowl News: Thune: Full speed ahead on reconciliation New York Times: House Thwarts Bid to Halt Iran War, but Some in G.O.P. See Support Fading WaPo: Senate rejects resolution to block Trump from striking Iran New York Times: White House Declines to Offer Congress an Estimate of Iran War Cost Punchbowl News: House, Senate Dems post giant Q1 numbers Punchbowl News: NRCC outraises DCCC in Q1 New York Times: Democrats Spend Big but Face Tough Fight in Virginia Gerrymandering Battle CNN: Pinwheels and the ‘lobster district’: How Virginia Democrats drew up a US House map to all but lock out Republicans CNN: How a must-win Michigan Senate race turned messy for Democrats
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    55 分
  • Back From Recess — and Buried in Business Feat. Reese Gorman

    Back From Recess — and Buried in Business Feat. Reese Gorman
    2026/04/14

    On a milestone episode of CONTROL, Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci cover the stack of items that have piled up on Congress’ to-do list over the spring recess – starting with a critical vote to extend FISA. Then, with peace talks to end the Iran War faltering, will more Republicans support a War Powers Resolution? And will DHS ever reopen? At the end, Reese Gorman, a political reporter at NOTUS, shares his insights into the resignations of Rep. Eric Swalwell and Rep. Tony Gonzales, House leadership maneuvering, and TMZ’s new focus on Capitol Hill.

    Hosts: Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci

    Guest: Reese Gorman, NOTUS

    Audio Producer: Benji Englander

    Video Producer: Regina Anderson

    Articles Discussed:

    NBC News: Congress returns to battles over DHS, expelling lawmakers and the Iran war

    WaPo: Powerful surveillance program faces obstacles as renewal deadline looms

    Politico: GOP leaders prepare to steamroll opponents of DHS funding plan

    NOTUS: Notice Anything Different About Jim Jordan? That’s Because He’s Probably Angling for Leadership

    NOTUS: Tony Gonzales Announces He’s Leaving Congress, Avoiding Likely Expulsion Vote

    NYT: TMZ Sics Its Tipsters on a New Breed of Celebrity Villain: Members of Congress
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    1 時間 7 分
  • What Can Break the DHS Deadlock? Feat. Burgess Everett

    What Can Break the DHS Deadlock? Feat. Burgess Everett
    2026/03/24

    With the DHS shutdown dragging on and frustration mounting over TSA lines, Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci discuss if there is any hope for a deal. Plus, debate continues over the SAVE America Act and supplemental funding for the Iran war. Then, Semafor’s Congressional Bureau Chief Burgess Everett joins the show to share what he is hearing on DHS funding, a second reconciliation package, and Markwayne Mullin’s confirmation. And this week on campaign corner: the Maine Senate race.

    Hosts: Annalyse Keller and Mike Ricci

    Guest: Burgess Everett, Semafor

    Audio Producer: Benji Englander

    Video Producer: Regina Anderson

    Articles Discussed:

    Semafor: Senate tries frantically to reopen DHS

    CBS News: DHS funding talks in limbo after Trump calls on GOP to link bill to SAVE America Act

    Semafor: Collins wants bipartisan Iran spending bill

    CNN: In Maine’s marquee Senate primary, Janet Mills reaches out to women by raising Graham Platner’s online past

    Semafor: Senate Democrats square off with each other in ‘spicy primaries’

    The Hill: Senate advances Mullin to head Department of Homeland Security
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    44 分
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