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THE Ohio State: Woody Hayes, Michigan, and the Birth of a Dynasty (Part 1)
mardi 27 octobre 2026 • Durée 56:23
Chuck Todd and J.A. Adande explore how the Buckeyes became a college football powerhouse and the complicated legacy of legendary coach Woody Hayes.
From the historic Michigan rivalry and the infamous Snow Bowl to Hayes' coaching philosophy, controversial temper, and lasting influence, they uncover the people and moments that built Ohio State's football dynasty.
Super Tuesdays - The Worst Version Of Trump We’ve Seen In An Election Year… One Week Out From The Midterms
mardi 27 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:09:10
One week out, Chuck Todd and Chris Cillizza go hunting for the counterfactual — the actual data that would tell a Republican this election isn’t what it looks like — and come back with exactly one: a polling error. “That’s a hell of a thing to bank on.” Chuck argues this is the worst version of Trump we’ve ever seen in an election year, a candidate reduced to the Nobel committee and calling Abdul El-Sayed a “jihadist” in Michigan, while his own top economic adviser went on Fox Business to call the affordability crisis a myth eight days out. Plus: why Democrats may run better in red states than blue, how Republicans sat on their money until it was too late to define Talarico, how Ohio got away entirely, what the Ramaswamy ad says about where the line is, and the new Times/Siena 2028 numbers. Plus their election-night announcement with Decision Desk HQ.
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Full Episode - There’s No Evidence That Disproves The Blue Wave + The “Packers Model” For Local Development?
lundi 26 octobre 2026 • Durée 02:43:42
Chuck Todd can’t find a single tea leaf that cuts against the blue wave. Early voting in Texas shows Latino turnout running ahead of the 2024 presidential, with the biggest jump among young Hispanic voters furious about ICE overreach. Florida Democrats are up 91% in early in-person voting despite rule changes designed to hurt them. Chuck’s deeper question: everyone assumes polling error favors Republicans — what if this is the cycle it breaks the other way? Meanwhile Trump has directed DOJ to preemptively sue Alaska to block certification if Dan Sullivan loses to Mary Peltola, is trying to invalidate 20,000 California ballots, and is attacking Lisa Murkowski — the most popular Republican in Alask. Plus Musk pouring another $78 million into GOP coffers (nearing half a billion this cycle) while a Russian company angles for a stake in an Alaska gas project discussed during Ukraine negotiations.
Then, Thomas Nelson — Outagamie County Executive, former Wisconsin state assemblyman, and author of The Green and Gold Standard: A People’s History of the Green Bay Packers — joins the Chuck ToddCast to explain why the NFL’s only fan-owned franchise now faces an existential threat. The league has since banned the Packers’ nonprofit structure, and private equity has created what Nelson estimates is a $900 million disadvantage: a single owner can sell 49% to PE and retain complete control, while the Packers legally can’t sell to anyone. The crunch point is the escrow required for guaranteed contracts. Nelson argues the league owes it to Green Bay to make the team whole, walks through the three eras that built the franchise — Lambeau, Lombardi, and Harlan — and notes that without this model the Packers would have left town decades ago. Plus whether the community-ownership structure could be a template for local development, and a look at Wisconsin’s 50-50 politics heading into November.
Finally, Chuck hops into the ToddCast Time Machine to revisit the long lasting impacts of Ronald Reagan’s “A Time For Choosing” speech and why persuasion should matter as much as performance in politics.
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Chuck’s Commentary - There’s No Evidence That Disproves The Blue Wave + Candidate Trump Would Destroy President Trump
lundi 26 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:51:30
Chuck Todd can’t find a single tea leaf that cuts against the blue wave. Early voting in Texas shows Latino turnout running ahead of the 2024 presidential, with the biggest jump among young Hispanic voters furious about ICE overreach. Florida Democrats are up 91% in early in-person voting despite rule changes designed to hurt them. Chuck’s deeper question: everyone assumes polling error favors Republicans — what if this is the cycle it breaks the other way? Meanwhile Trump has directed DOJ to preemptively sue Alaska to block certification if Dan Sullivan loses to Mary Peltola, is trying to invalidate 20,000 California ballots, and is attacking Lisa Murkowski — the most popular Republican in Alask. Plus Musk pouring another $78 million into GOP coffers (nearing half a billion this cycle) while a Russian company angles for a stake in an Alaska gas project discussed during Ukraine negotiations.
Finally, Chuck hops into the ToddCast Time Machine to revisit the long lasting impacts of Ronald Reagan’s “A Time For Choosing” speech and why persuasion should matter as much as performance in politics.
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Interview Only w/ Thomas Nelson - The “Packers Model” For Local Development?
lundi 26 octobre 2026 • Durée 56:07
Thomas Nelson — Outagamie County Executive, former Wisconsin state assemblyman, and author of The Green and Gold Standard: A People’s History of the Green Bay Packers — joins the Chuck ToddCast to explain why the NFL’s only fan-owned franchise now faces an existential threat. The league has since banned the Packers’ nonprofit structure, and private equity has created what Nelson estimates is a $900 million disadvantage: a single owner can sell 49% to PE and retain complete control, while the Packers legally can’t sell to anyone. The crunch point is the escrow required for guaranteed contracts. Nelson argues the league owes it to Green Bay to make the team whole, walks through the three eras that built the franchise — Lambeau, Lombardi, and Harlan — and notes that without this model the Packers would have left town decades ago. Plus whether the community-ownership structure could be a template for local development, and a look at Wisconsin’s 50-50 politics heading into November.
For free and unbiased Medicare help, dial (980) 734-3985 to speak with my trusted partner, Chapter, or go to askchapter.org/chuck/ *Paid Partnership
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Chuck’s Commentary - ALL The Election Indicators Favor Democrats + J.D. Vance Defends The Indefensible
jeudi 22 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:49:04
Chuck Todd opens on the Wedgewood Polls scandal — a firm that admitted this week it fabricated its data as an “experiment,” after Mallory McMorrow says the fake numbers killed her Michigan Senate campaign. Chuck argues it’s worthy of a real investigation and that McMorrow should consider civil litigation. Then the main event: a NYT/Siena poll putting Democrats +11 on both the generic House and Senate ballots, with a clean sweep on issue favorability. At D+11, Chuck says Democrats net 40-50 House seats and win Ohio, Texas, Maine, Iowa and Alaska. The generational numbers are the ones that should terrify the GOP — only 15% of voters under 30 and 20% of millennials identify as Republican, and this electorate would have given Kamala Harris a 3-point win. Plus: Vance defending Ramaswamy’s Ohio ad on the grounds that all tactics are fair if you win.
Finally, he answers listeners’ questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment and previews the weekend in college football.
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Full Episode - ALL The Election Indicators Favor Democrats + Media Consolidation, Private Equity & Shadow Banking
jeudi 22 octobre 2026 • Durée 02:44:48
Chuck Todd opens on the Wedgewood Polls scandal — a firm that admitted this week it fabricated its data as an “experiment,” after Mallory McMorrow says the fake numbers killed her Michigan Senate campaign. Chuck argues it’s worthy of a real investigation and that McMorrow should consider civil litigation. Then the main event: a NYT/Siena poll putting Democrats +11 on both the generic House and Senate ballots, with a clean sweep on issue favorability. At D+11, Chuck says Democrats net 40-50 House seats and win Ohio, Texas, Maine, Iowa and Alaska. The generational numbers are the ones that should terrify the GOP — only 15% of voters under 30 and 20% of millennials identify as Republican, and this electorate would have given Kamala Harris a 3-point win. Plus: Vance defending Ramaswamy’s Ohio ad on the grounds that all tactics are fair if you win.
Wall Street journalist William D. Cohan — author of the New York Times bestseller Money to Burn, on Leon Black and the rise of Apollo — joins the Chuck ToddCast to connect the dots between media consolidation, private equity, and the opaque corner of finance the ToddCast has been chasing since the Lakers special report. Cohan explains why Skydance needs CNN’s cash flow to service $80 billion in debt, why Trump may kill Nexstar’s bid for ABC out of spite toward Disney, and how a sports franchise purchase actually gets financed — including whether Mark Walter bought the Dodgers or insurance premiums did. On Black, Cohan had extensive access: Black maintains the hundreds of millions he paid Epstein were for tax and estate planning, and an investigation he commissioned found no nefarious activity, though Cohan is skeptical anyone pays that much for tax advice. His closing warning echoes Chuck’s: after 2008 regulators pushed risky assets outside the banks, and the new shadow banking system is barely regulated at all. Finally, he answers listeners’ questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment and previews the weekend in college football.
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Interview Only w/ William D. Cohan - Media Consolidation, Private Equity & Shadow Banking
jeudi 22 octobre 2026 • Durée 58:41
Wall Street journalist William D. Cohan — author of the New York Times bestseller Money to Burn, on Leon Black and the rise of Apollo — joins the Chuck ToddCast to connect the dots between media consolidation, private equity, and the opaque corner of finance the ToddCast has been chasing since the Lakers special report. Cohan explains why Skydance needs CNN’s cash flow to service $80 billion in debt, why Trump may kill Nexstar’s bid for ABC out of spite toward Disney, and how a sports franchise purchase actually gets financed — including whether Mark Walter bought the Dodgers or insurance premiums did. On Black, Cohan had extensive access: Black maintains the hundreds of millions he paid Epstein were for tax and estate planning, and an investigation he commissioned found no nefarious activity, though Cohan is skeptical anyone pays that much for tax advice. His closing warning echoes Chuck’s: after 2008 regulators pushed risky assets outside the banks, and the new shadow banking system is barely regulated at all.
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Interview Only w/ Scott Greenberger - The Founding Father You’ve Never Heard Of
mercredi 21 octobre 2026 • Durée 59:53
Stateline executive editor Scott Greenberger joins the Chuck ToddCast to argue for a founder most Americans have never heard of. In The Forsaken Founder, Greenberger makes the case that Gouverneur Morris has as strong a claim to writing the Constitution as Madison does — he was the best writer among the founders, the one who drafted the final text, and the one who stood up most forcefully against slavery, calling the three-fifths clause a fatal flaw and warning the country could not remain half slave and half free. So why is he forgotten? Partly because he never sought the presidency, partly because he rubbed people the wrong way, and partly because the Virginians who won the presidency wrote the history. Greenberger also wrote a biography of Chester A. Arthur, and he and Todd get into the forgotten eras of American politics, the Garfield counterfactual, and why you never know you’re living through a political era until it’s over.
Timeline:
00:00 Scott Greenberger joins The Chuck ToddCast
01:30 Why resurface Gouverneur Morris
04:00 As strong a claim to writing the Constitution as Madison
07:30 Why he rubbed people the wrong way — and was forgotten
11:45 “Half slavery and half free” and the three-fifths flaw
15:00 The Bronx estate, the voting franchise, and a man who never sought office
23:30 Morris in France, the king, and the Reign of Terror
27:30 Feuding with Madison over the War of 1812
31:15 Laying out the city of New York
34:15 Garfield, Arthur, and the eras history forgets
42:30 The what-ifs, and where Trump may land historically
47:30 Stateline, the death of local news, and AI in the newsroom
Full Episode - Corruption Might Be The Dems’ Best Closing Argument + The Founding Father You’ve Never Heard Of
mercredi 21 octobre 2026 • Durée 02:26:04
Chuck Todd argues corruption may be the Democrats’ best closing argument, drawing the 2006 parallel: the Mark Foley scandal gave Republican voters permission to vote against their own party, and tying the cost of living to a kleptocracy could do the same thing now. He’s bullish on the Senate, puts a blue tsunami at 15-20%, and points to Péter Magyar’s Hungary campaign as proof the corruption argument works. The Musk-Starshield reporting sharpens it — the richest man in the world appears to be shaping American foreign policy while funding Ken Paxton after every other donor walked away. Then Ohio: a video featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother calling her a liar, from a woman who stayed married to the man Acton says raped her at twelve. Acton’s brother called it a despicable low; Ramaswamy’s campaign didn’t deny it and kept attacking her credibility.
Then, Stateline executive editor Scott Greenberger joins the Chuck ToddCast to argue for a founder most Americans have never heard of. In The Forsaken Founder, Greenberger makes the case that Gouverneur Morris has as strong a claim to writing the Constitution as Madison does — he was the best writer among the founders, the one who drafted the final text, and the one who stood up most forcefully against slavery, calling the three-fifths clause a fatal flaw and warning the country could not remain half slave and half free. So why is he forgotten? Partly because he never sought the presidency, partly because he rubbed people the wrong way, and partly because the Virginians who won the presidency wrote the history. Greenberger also wrote a biography of Chester A. Arthur, and he and Chuck get into the forgotten eras of American politics, the Garfield counterfactual, and why you never know you’re living through a political era until it’s over.
Finally, he updates his ToddCast Top 10 list of senate seats most likely to flip parties and answers listeners’ questions in the “Ask Chuck” segment.
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Timeline:
00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction
09:00 The polling drought — and what if the error favors Democrats?
15:45 Latino turnout surges in Texas early voting
19:30 ICE overreach and the Hispanic backlash
23:00 Young voters, El-Sayed, and the Florida early vote
29:30 Searching for a counter-argument to the wave
32:15 Republicans have no closing argument
42:00 Easing tariffs to save Susan Collins
47:30 The Ramaswamy ad and what Trump’s delight in it reveals
57:30 Musk’s half-billion, Starlink, and the Skydance play
1:06:00 Novatek, Alaska gas, and Putin’s business dangles
1:13:00 Trump’s own tax breaks and rules that only bind other people
1:17:15 Suing to invalidate Alaska’s election
1:23:30 A president consumed by grievance in the final days
1:33:00 Thomas Nelson joins The Chuck ToddCast
1:34:00 How a county executive ended up writing the definitive Packers history
1:37:30 The nonprofit structure, and why the NFL banned it
1:42:45 Private equity and a $900 million disadvantage
1:50:45 Guaranteed contracts, escrow, and where the money runs out
1:56:00 Could the Packers model work for data centers and local development?
1:59:45 Teams that relocate purely for tax breaks
2:02:15 Lambeau, Lombardi, Harlan — and the Aaron Rodgers problem
2:09:30 What the financial gap actually means on the field
2:12:15 Wisconsin as a 50-50 state and the chaos of the Senate primary
2:21:30 What LaFleur needs to keep his job
2:24:00 ToddCast Time Machine - Tuesday, October 27th 1964
2:25:15 Ronald Reagan gives “A Time For Choosing” speech
2:27:45 Goldwater’s victory was a rebuttal to the Republican establishment
2:29:15 Goldwater’s conservatism became synonymous with anti civil rights
2:31:00 Reagan travelled the country and honed his message
2:33:00 Reagan became capable of articulating conservatism to the country
2:34:15 Reagan didn’t try to “own the libs”, he tried to persuade people
2:37:30 Modern politics is too focused on the messenger, not the message
2:42:00 Performance has to lead to tangible governing results
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Timeline:
00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction
9:00 The fake polling scandal and separating good polls from bad
12:00 NYT/Siena: Democrats +11 and a clean sweep on the issues
17:00 The Habba pardon deal and Trump threatening voters
19:45 Why under-30 turnout decides this election
24:00 What D+11 actually means for the House and Senate map
30:00 The generational collapse of Republican identification
36:15 “Poor” economic conditions and Trump’s historic unpopularity
43:15 Every indicator says wave — but what if the polling error cuts the other way?
45:45 Talarico pulls away, and Democrats spend in Mississippi
51:00 How ugly politics locks good people out
54:00 Ramaswamy message-tested that ad — and Vance defended it
1:04:15 Four things Chuck wishes he knew before Election Day
1:19:00 Ask Chuck
1:19:30 What would happen if Missouri's new map gets thrown out?
1:23:30 Which bellwether counties are on your radar?
1:28:30 Could Trump’s Russia friendly policy come down to a man-crush on Putin?
1:32:00 How will Massachusetts replace Lt. Gov candidate who dropped out
1:33:30 If Dems win the senate is eliminating the filibuster inevitable?
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Timeline:
00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction
9:00 The fake polling scandal and separating good polls from bad
12:00 NYT/Siena: Democrats +11 and a clean sweep on the issues
17:00 The Habba pardon deal and Trump threatening voters
19:45 Why under-30 turnout decides this election
24:00 What D+11 actually means for the House and Senate map
30:00 The generational collapse of Republican identification
36:15 “Poor” economic conditions and Trump’s historic unpopularity
43:15 Every indicator says wave — but what if the polling error cuts the other way?
45:45 Talarico pulls away, and Democrats spend in Mississippi
51:00 How ugly politics locks good people out
54:00 Ramaswamy message-tested that ad — and Vance defended it
1:04:15 Four things Chuck wishes he knew before Election Day
1:21:00 William D. Cohan joins the Chuck ToddCast
1:23:30 Will public companies offload their news networks?
1:25:15 Skydance’s $80 billion debt and why it needs CNN
1:29:15 Nexstar, ABC, and Trump’s grudge against Disney
1:33:15 Netflix, YouTube, Apple, and who’s actually winning
1:38:45 Redbird, overinflated valuations, and the Lakers money
1:45:30 Trophy purchases, the Dodgers, and insurance premiums
1:50:00 Private equity as a business — and as a political boogeyman
1:57:30 Bessent as sycophant, and the treasury buyback
1:59:30 Leon Black, Epstein, and an attempted rehabilitation
2:06:00 Shadow banking and the crisis we’ll regulate afterward
2:15:00 Ask Chuck
2:15:30 What would happen if Missouri's new map gets thrown out?
2:19:30 Which bellwether counties are on your radar?
2:24:30 Could Trump’s Russia friendly policy come down to a man-crush on Putin?
2:28:00 How will Massachusetts replace Lt. Gov candidate who dropped out
2:29:30 If Dems win the senate is eliminating the filibuster inevitable?
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Timeline:
00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction
04:00 Corruption as the Democrats’ closing argument
06:00 The 2006 parallel and permission to vote against your own party
10:00 Bullish on the Senate, and the odds of a tsunami
12:15 What Magyar proved in Hungary
14:15 Musk, Starshield, and buying American foreign policy
15:30 Why Musk is the only one funding Paxton
18:45 Congress needs to investigate
27:30 Can voters connect their struggles to the corruption?
32:00 The Ramaswamy ad featuring Acton’s estranged mother
38:00 What we know and don’t about who produced it
43:45 Could it take down the entire Ohio GOP ticket?
47:45 Character and corruption in the Trump era — until now?
56:45 Scott Greenberger joins The Chuck ToddCast
58:15 Why resurface Gouverneur Morris
1:00:45 As strong a claim to writing the Constitution as Madison
1:04:15 Why he rubbed people the wrong way — and was forgotten
1:08:30 “Half slavery and half free” and the three-fifths flaw
1:11:45 The Bronx estate, the voting franchise, and a man who never sought office
1:20:15 Morris in France, the king, and the Reign of Terror
1:24:15 Feuding with Madison over the War of 1812
1:28:00 Laying out the city of New York
1:31:00 Garfield, Arthur, and the eras history forgets
1:39:15 The what-ifs, and where Trump may land historically
1:44:15 Stateline, the death of local news, and AI in the newsroom
1:52:00 ToddCast Top 10 Senate seats most likely to flip
1:52:15 #1 North Carolina
1:53:00 #2 Ohio
1:54:15 #3 Texas
1:55:30 #4 Alaska
1:56:00 #5 Maine
1:57:15 #6 Kansas
1:58:30 #7 Michigan
2:00:00 #8 Iowa, #9 South Carolina #10 Nebraska
2:05:00 Ask Chuck
2:05:15 Why not eliminate political parties entirely?
2:11:15 What do prediction market bettors know that pollsters don’t?
2:15:15 Why is Elon Musk exempt from ban on donations from defense contractors?
2:17:30 Could Starshield decision be a war crime?
2:20:30 Are voters starting to grow tired of Trump even if base remains loyal?
