Jonathan V. Last is an editor at The Bulwark. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, international affairs, and culture, with a focus on current affairs and geopolitics. His work has been featured in The Atlantic and various platforms under The Bulwark.
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This week's Next Level starts out as a Secret Podcast episode, before Tim and Sam crash the stage.
Oh, I’m sorry. Is my rhetoric imperfect?
Oil prices are soaring, inflation fears are returning, and even some of Trump's own voters are turning against him.
Sarah and JVL talk: Elon dropping another $76m on the election Fake pollsters Trump grifters getting cut loose by Big Orange
1. Forecasts We're eight days out from Election Day. Early voting is happening. And we have two very different outlooks on the election.
1. Beginnings I've been making the case for nationalizing SpaceX for years, but I've never put the arguments all in one place.
By: Tim Miller, Sarah Longwell, Jonathan V. Last
Good show, long show.
1. Flávio Today, a Brazilian national under investigation for vast crimes arrived in America.
The Bulwark Book Club's October pick was Jon Grinspan's The Age of Acrimony: How Americans Fought to Fix Their Democracy, 1865–1915
1. Christian Nationalism Someday the Lord will call Donald Trump home. At that happy hour, as Trump is welcomed to eternal life, there will be a great deal of uncertainty in American politics.
