Seat of Power: Political leadership | With Pia Ranada

In this episode of Seat of Power, reporter Pia Ranada compiles what experts have been saying all week about the President Rodrigo Duterte's sky-high Pulse Asia survey results

Is President Duterte the puppeteer who holds the strings or was he truly a mere observer of Speaker Cayetano's political moves?

Vaccine experts Jaime Montoya and Melvin Sanicas provide a reality check to President Duterte's expectations on COVID-19 vaccines

Malacañang has stopped posting government appointments, airing President Duterte's speeches live, and telling reporters about his daily schedules. Are they hiding something?

In recent weeks, Vice President Leni Robredo has aired her own speeches about the coronavirus pandemic, providing a stark contrast to President Rodrigo Duterte's crisis messaging and crisis leadership

Malacañang reporter Pia Ranada talks to physician and medical anthropologist Gideon Lasco about "medical populism" – a political style that uses division and over-simplification of complex problems during a health crises.

How likely is it that the President gets infected with coronavirus? Rappler’s Pia Ranada talks to lawyer Tony La Viña about possible scenarios based on laws governing the President’s health.

No time to listen to the nearly two-hour speech? Rappler reporter Pia Ranada summarizes it for you in 5 minutes.

Rappler's Malacañang reporter Pia Ranada talks to Karen Gomez-Dumpit, a commissioner at the Commission on Human Rights, about who are vulnerable should the anti-terrow law be abused.

In this episode, Rappler's Pia Ranada speaks to veteran journalist John Nery about how the fate of ABS-CBN fits into President Rodrigo Duterte's broader attack on press freedom.