"David Frum opens with thoughts on the White House Correspondents' Dinner, questioning its relevance in an administration that rejects honesty and respect towards the media."
"The conversation with Jamal Simmons delves into the Democratic Party's future, examining Harris's profile and the impact of the online left on policy decisions."
"Frum reflects on the changing relationship between the White House and the press, noting a lack of good faith that characterized previous administrations."
The White House Correspondents' Dinner is examined in light of the current administration's hostility towards the media. David Frum reflects on the diminishing norms of honesty and respect between the White House and the press. A conversation with Jamal Simmons covers the Democratic Party's dynamics, including Kamala Harris's standing and the influence of the online left on policy. The episode concludes with a discussion of Colm Tóibín's book, The Magician, which reconstructs the life of Thomas Mann.
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