Tuesday’s Primary Results in Virginia, Boeing CEO David Calhoun’s Congressional Testimony, and the Passing of Baseball Legend Willie Mays
Andrew, Carl, and Tom discuss Tuesday’s primary results in Virginia and Boeing CEO David Calhoun’s congressional testimony. They also talk about the significance of Juneteenth as a federal holiday and the passing of baseball legend Willie Mays, who left us yesterday at the age of 93. Next, Tom Bevan talks to RCP contributor Charles Lipson about the political strategy behind Donald Trump’s promise to stop taxing workers’ tips. And then, Carl Cannon talks with Jean Becker, former chief of staff to George H. W. Bush, about his legacy.
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Tuesday’s Primary Results in Virginia, Boeing CEO David Calhoun’s Congressional Testimony, and the Passing of Baseball Legend Willie Mays
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Tuesday’s Primary Results in Virginia, Boeing CEO David Calhoun’s Congressional Testimony, and the Passing of Baseball Legend Willie Mays
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Andrew, Carl, and Tom discuss Tuesday’s primary results in Virginia and Boeing CEO David Calhoun’s congressional testimony. They also talk about the significance of Juneteenth as a federal holiday and the passing of baseball legend Willie Mays, who left us yesterday at the age of 93. Next, Tom Bevan talks to RCP contributor Charles Lipson about the political strategy behind Donald Trump’s promise to stop taxing workers’ tips. And then, Carl Cannon talks with Jean Becker, former chief of staff to George H. W. Bush, about his legacy. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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