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Synopsis
No one knows Capitol Hill and the corridors of Washington power like National Journal, and now NJ brings you Quorum Calla weekly podcast on Congress, policy, and politics. Hosted by National Journal's veteran reporting team, new episodes of Quorum Call will be available every Monday.
Episodes
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Episode 189: The Senate, Supreme Court, and Star Wars
13/10/2020 Duration: 35minDigital editor Mini Racker is joined by Hotline editor Leah Askarinam, Senate correspondent Zach Cohen, and staff correspondent Madelaine Pisani to break down the ongoing Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Amy Coney Barrett and the latest updates on competitive Senate races. They discuss which candidates are raising the most money and campaign messaging around health care and the Supreme Court.
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Episode 188: Coronavirus in the Capital
05/10/2020 Duration: 38minDigital Editor Mini Racker is joined by Hotline editor Leah Askarinam and staff correspondents Kirk A. Bado and Matt Holt to discuss President Trump's Covid-19 diagnosis. The team also previews the vice presidential debate and provides an update on the race for the House.
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Episode 187: September Surprise
28/09/2020 Duration: 32minEditor in Chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. and staff correspondent Matt Holt to discuss Trump's tax returns, the latest presidential polling, and Trump and Biden's campaign travel. They also preview the upcoming debate.
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Episode 186: Battle Lines
21/09/2020 Duration: 34minSenate correspondent Zach Cohen joins Managing Editor Mackenzie Weinger to discuss the impending Supreme Court nomination battle over who will replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Health care correspondent Erin Durkin also joins the show to talk about the most recent coronavirus pandemic developments, and energy and environment correspondent Brian Dabbs talks about the role of climate change this election cycle.
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Episode 185: The Pumpkin Spice Lobby
14/09/2020 Duration: 33minDigital Editor Mini Racker is joined by Hotline editor Leah Askarinam and staff correspondents Mary Frances McGowan and Madelaine Pisani to preview Hotline's Senate power rankings and break down gubernatorial races to watch. They also discuss last week's ruling on felony disenfranchisement in Florida and the challenges to mail in voting.
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Episode 184: Apropos of Appropriations
08/09/2020 Duration: 22minWith the Senate back in session this week, House correspondent Casey Wooten and Senate correspondent Zach Cohen join Editor in Chief Jeff Dufour to talk about Congress's deadline to pass a continuing resolution to fund the government. They also discuss the state of coronavirus relief legislation and other items on the Congressional checklist.
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Episode 183: Convention Conversion
24/08/2020 Duration: 34minNational Journal Editor in Chief Jeff Dufour, Hotline Editor Leah Askarinam, and staff correspondent Matt Holt join digital editor Mini Racker to discuss takeaways from the Democratic National Convention and preview this week's Republican National Convention. They break down what did and didn't work at the virtual event, if Biden has seen a boost since the convention, and the RNC lineup.
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Episode 182: An Unconventional Approach
17/08/2020 Duration: 30minHotline Editor Leah Askarinam and staff correspondent Matt Holt join Editor in Chief Jeff Dufour to preview the Democratic National Convention this week, discussing the impact of a mostly virtual event, if rising stars in the party will have breakout moments, and the traditional post-convention polling bump. Then, national security correspondent Harrison Cramer explains the GAO's report that the top two Department of Homeland Security officials were illegally appointed.
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Episode 181: Decision Time
10/08/2020 Duration: 27minDigital Editor Mini Racker, Hotline Editor Leah Askarinam, and staff correspondent Matt Holt talk sexism in Joe Biden's VP's search, President Trump's latest executive orders, and the upcoming Democratic and Republican National Conventions.
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Episode 180: Deal or No Deal
03/08/2020 Duration: 20minManaging editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by health care correspondent Erin Durkin and White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. to discuss the status of a deal between Congress and the White House on a coronavirus aid package, Dr. Fauci's update on the development of a vaccine, and President Trump's messaging on the pandemic. Condon also talks about the upcoming party conventions and Joe Biden's vice presidential pick.
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Episode 179: Congress on Deadline
27/07/2020 Duration: 26minSenate correspondent Zach C. Cohen and House correspondent Casey Wooten join managing editor Mackenzie Weinger to talk about the contents of the next coronavirus aid package. The team also discusses legislative responses to Trump's deployment of federal agents to protests and Congress' memorial to the late Rep. John Lewis.
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Episode 178: The Conscience of Congress
20/07/2020 Duration: 33minDigital Editor Mini Racker, Hotline editor Leah Askarinam, and staff correspondents Kirk A. Bado and Madelaine Pisani talk about Rep. John Lewis' legacy and how congressional candidates are dealing with racial issues. They also discuss top fundraisers in the second quarter and key upcoming primaries in August.
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Episode 177: Pardons, Polls, and Planes
13/07/2020 Duration: 30minEditor in Chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. and staff correspondent Matt Holt to discuss the plausibility of a Biden landslide, Trump's campaign operation, and recent Supreme Court decisions. They also break down Biden's bet on rural Black voters in Georgia and Trump's use of military planes in his reelection campaign.
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Episode 176: Policy in a Pandemic
06/07/2020 Duration: 32minManaging editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by health care correspondent Erin Durkin to discuss how coronavirus has impacted education, housing, and public health policy. Then, technology correspondent Brendan Bordelon joins the show to break down Congress' focus on China's technological rise and the effort at home to reform big tech's legal shield.
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Episode 175: South by Southwest
29/06/2020 Duration: 27minDigital Editor Mini Racker is joined by Hotline editor Leah Askarinam and staff correspondents Mary Frances McGowan and Madelaine Pisani to talk about how mail-in voting is affecting voters across the country, tomorrow's gubernatorial primary in Utah, and upcoming Senate primaries in Colorado, Kentucky, Maine, Texas, and Alabama.
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Episode 174: Coronavirus and the Campaign Trail
22/06/2020 Duration: 23minEditor in chief Jeff Dufour is joined by health care correspondent Erin Durkin to discuss the rise in coronavirus cases and the latest congressional response. Then, White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. joins the show to talk about President Trump's rally in Oklahoma, John Bolton's book, and plans for the upcoming Republican National Convention.
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Episode 173: Racial Reckoning and Reform
15/06/2020 Duration: 22minManaging Editor Mackenzie Weinger, Senate Correspondent Zach Cohen, and House Correspondent Casey Wooten discuss congressional efforts to pass a police reform bill, the hold up on anti-lynching legislation, and the latest coronavirus updates from the Hill.
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Episode 172: It's on the House
08/06/2020 Duration: 32minHotline Editor Leah Askarinam, Digital Editor Mini Racker, and staff correspondent Kirk Bado talk about black Republicans' responses to the protests against police brutality and how progressive policies are picking up more steam during this moment. They also preview upcoming House primary races in Georgia, South Carolina, and New York.
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Episode 171: As the World Burns
01/06/2020 Duration: 33minEditor in Chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. and staff correspondent Matt Holt to discuss Trump's response to the protests over the death of George Floyd, Biden's lead in recent general election polling, and what Biden should look for in a running mate.
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Episode 170: Vaccination Nation
26/05/2020 Duration: 21minManaging editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by health care correspondent Erin Durkin and national security correspondent Harrison Cramer to discuss vaccine production, the Open Skies Treaty, and the situation in Hong Kong.