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Politics Inside Out from Marketplace episodes:

12.22.2016
Predicting Sean Spicer as White House Press Secretary
Plus, will President-elect Donald Trump keep up tweeting-by-decree when he takes office?
12.19.2016
The rise of the deficit hawks
Rep. Mick Mulvaney, staunch fiscal conservative, will head the Office of Management and Budget.
12.16.2016
'No formal chain of command'
President-elect Donald Trump told the country's tech leaders that his team has "no formal chain of command." What that could foreshadow in the next four years.
12.15.2016
The first hundred days
Plus, how recess appointments work and explaining the stock market's 'Trump bounce.'
12.14.2016
A little less punch at the economic party
The Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the second time in more than a decade.
12.13.2016
Liberal, conservative or something else
We take a break from the news to discuss 2016's political categories.
12.12.2016
What's the big deal about Goldman Sachs?
Plus, Trump targets Lockheed Martin and F-35 fighter jet costs.
12.09.2016
A steelworker's economy
Trump voters in the Midwest weigh in on the next four years.
12.08.2016
Carl's Jr. and the Department of Labor
Plus, the impact of Trump's tweets on our economy.
12.07.2016
Let's get ready to rumble
The latest on Trump's administrative appointments.
12.06.2016
Trump vs. Boeing and the real cost of Air Force One
What Trump's tweets tell us about his views on defense spending.
12.05.2016
Trump's 35% tax
How far can a president go to keep jobs in the U.S.?
12.02.2016
The economy that Trump inherits
Plus, the meaning of "Mad Dog" Mattis.
12.01.2016
Politics mailbag: Ethics, market reactions and the Fed
Answering your questions on what to expect from the economy under Trump.
11.30.2016
Trump's economic vision comes into shape
What will the appointments of Steve Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross mean for a Trump economic plan?
11.29.2016
Another day, another round of Cabinet picks from Trump
Trump announces three political veterans for Cabinet picks.
11.28.2016
The echo chamber and Trump's circle of advisors
What a history lesson from JFK could mean for a Trump presidency.
11.22.2016
Trump lays out his economic agenda
At the top of the list? Withdrawing from TPP.
11.21.2016
Democrats hit the reset button
The Democratic Party has a lot of decisions to make.
11.18.2016
Repeal and replace, but with what?
The future of healthcare hangs in the balance.
11.17.2016
Trump's Ohio and the global economy
Plus, the nitty-gritty of tax reform.
11.16.2016
Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure
A question on one listener's mind: How long would it take?
11.15.2016
Is fiscal responsibility out the window?
On this episode of Politics Inside Out, Kai Ryssdal and DC Bureau Chief Andrea Seabrook discuss Trump day 7.
11.14.2016
Trump's trillion-dollar infrastructure bill
Plus, President-elect Trump announces Reince Priebus as White House Chief of Staff and Stephen Bannon as Strategist.
11.11.2016
Trump's tricks of the trade
Will Trump be able to muscle his changes through on trade and infrastructure? And if he does, how will the country pay for it?
11.10.2016
Who wants a job?
Today, we're reading the exit poll demographic tea leaves as President-Elect Donald Trump turns to filling out his administration and cabinet.
11.09.2016
The election hangover
President Barack Obama made one public prediction before the election: That the sun would rise on November 9 regardless of who won. What he didn't say was the sun would illuminate an America that's much different than many people thought...
07.29.2016
Goosebumps and tears on Hillary Clinton's big night
Delegates talk about their impressions of the Democratic National Convention's final night.
07.28.2016
An evening of seersucker and 'malarkey'
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden spoke on day three of the Democratic National Convention.
07.27.2016
Third time was the charm
Former President Bill Clinton gave a speech typical of a presidential spouse on Tuesday, revealing that he had proposed to Hillary Clinton three times. We take a look at whether Bill Clinton is an asset or liability for Hillary when...
07.26.2016
The trade lines that divide us
Day one of Hillary Clinton's nominating convention was all about her former rival, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. We take a look at the economic issues that divide Clinton supporters from Bernie backers — and perhaps make party lines disappear.
07.25.2016
The duct tape economy
From the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, we hear from locals about what really matters to them in this election, and whether the convention is an opportunity or a waste of time.
07.22.2016
The economy according to Donald Trump
In the final night of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Donald Trump accepted his party's nomination and spoke for an hour and 15 minutes about safety, security and the economy. And while his goals — rewriting trade agreements, cutting...
07.21.2016
Outside the hall and across the country
On day three of the RNC, we take you outside the convention to the streets of Cleveland and the cattle ranches of the Pacific Northwest.
07.20.2016
Who is and isn't talking about the economy
The theme for Tuesday at the RNC — "Make America Work Again" — was barely touched upon. And while the economy was top of mind for many Republicans on the floor, it was not a point of unity.
07.19.2016
Never, maybe, always Trump
On day one of the Republican National Convention, we hear from Trump's most ardent supporters and his fair-weather fans, and find the fault lines in the GOP.
07.18.2016
Inside and outside the fence
From the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, we take a look at the barriers between the convention and the city — physical and psychological — and ask, who is this convention really for, anyway?
07.14.2016
Introducing 'Politics Inside Out'
Feel like the system is rigged? Like mysterious forces choose winners and losers? Marketplace turns those questions inside out in this pop-up podcast, coming at you each weekday for the next two weeks during the political conventions. Gone are the...

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Politics Inside Out from Marketplace episodes:

Predicting Sean Spicer as White House Press Secretary

The rise of the deficit hawks

'No formal chain of command'

The first hundred days

A little less punch at the economic party

Liberal, conservative or something else

What's the big deal about Goldman Sachs?

A steelworker's economy

Carl's Jr. and the Department of Labor

Let's get ready to rumble

Trump vs. Boeing and the real cost of Air Force One

Trump's 35% tax

The economy that Trump inherits

Politics mailbag: Ethics, market reactions and the Fed

Trump's economic vision comes into shape

Another day, another round of Cabinet picks from Trump

The echo chamber and Trump's circle of advisors

Trump lays out his economic agenda

Democrats hit the reset button

Repeal and replace, but with what?

Trump's Ohio and the global economy

Infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure

Is fiscal responsibility out the window?

Trump's trillion-dollar infrastructure bill

Trump's tricks of the trade

Who wants a job?

The election hangover

Goosebumps and tears on Hillary Clinton's big night

An evening of seersucker and 'malarkey'

Third time was the charm

The trade lines that divide us

The duct tape economy

The economy according to Donald Trump

Outside the hall and across the country

Who is and isn't talking about the economy

Never, maybe, always Trump

Inside and outside the fence

Introducing 'Politics Inside Out'