In this episode, Charles sits down with pollster and journalist Tim Malloy to give a masterclass on the U.S. polling system — how it works, why it matters, and how it’s being reshaped today.
Why Tim Malloy is the perfect guest:
 - A seven-time Emmy Award–winning veteran of local and network television news. 
- Embedded with U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan 14 times since 9/11 – filming, reporting, and analyzing warzones firsthand. 
- Polling analyst for Quinnipiac University — giving him a frontline perspective on public opinion and political trends. 
Bestselling co-author with James Patterson:
Filthy Rich (with Patterson & John Connolly), investigating the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. 

✅ In This Episode We Cover:
How polling systems in the U.S. really work — methodology, sample bias, and what polling shouldn’t be ignored.
The influence of social media on polling and public opinion — from echo chambers to rapid shifts.
The role polls play in elections — not just measuring opinion, but potentially shaping it.
Donald Trump’s recent polling performance — trends, volatility, and what the numbers suggest for upcoming elections.
Tim’s career path — from Emmy-winning reporter to war correspondent to poll analyst and author.

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In this episode of SOS America, host Charles sits down with Charles Kupchan, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and professor of international affairs at Georgetown University, for a wide-ranging and thought-provoking discussion about the forces shaping America today.

Together, they explore the evolution of the U.S. “World Order” how America’s global role has changed over time, what challenges it faces on the international stage, and how domestic politics are influencing its place in the world.

They also dive into the Democratic Party’s trajectory debating whether the United States is truly shifting further to the left or if the political divide is more complex than it appears.

Finally, Feldman and Kupchan examine America’s immigration history, unpacking how past policies and cultural movements continue to shape today’s laws, borders, and identity.

🎙️Topics covered:

* Is America redefining its world order?
* Are Democrats steering the U.S. further left?
* How immigration history impacts modern policy
* The balance between global influence and domestic priorities

📺 Don’t miss this deep, balanced conversation about where America stands — and where it’s headed.

👉 Subscribe to SOS America for more conversations that explore the nation’s biggest social and political questions.

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What really changed in U.S. medicine after COVID? And why are doctors warning that public health funding cuts could put lives at risk?
Charles Feldman sits down with Dr. Monica Gandhi in this explosive episode of SOS America to uncover:
💥 How federal funding cuts and a new Trump-era executive order shook America’s health institutions
💥 Why the NIH — the nation’s medical research backbone — is more vital than ever
💥 The good, the bad, and the misunderstood truth about mRNA vaccines
💥 What went wrong in public health — and how to fix it before the next crisis
👩‍⚕️ About Dr. Monica Gandhi
Professor of Medicine at UCSF and Medical Director of Ward 86 at San Francisco General. Her NIH-supported research tackles HIV prevention, global health equity, and science-driven reform.
More on her work:
🌐 UCSF Profile
🌐 UCSF Medicine
🌐 COVID Collaborative
🌐 What the NIH Does for America

Welcome to a revealing and urgent conversation between Charles Feldman and Richard Painter.
A deep dive into the ethical undercurrents shaping Washington, D.C. and the U.S. government.

In this episode, they explore:
How ethics are often sidelined in policy debates
What “ethics” truly mean in day-to-day governmental decision making
Real-world cases of conflicts of interest, revolving doors, and influence peddling
What reforms are needed (and which ones are realistic)
The role of public accountability, whistleblowers, and oversight agencies

🧑‍⚖️ About Richard Painter
Richard W. Painter served as Chief White House Ethics Counsel under President George W. Bush (2005–2007). During that time, he was responsible for advising on the President’s financial disclosures, recusals, and managing potential conflicts of interest in the Executive Branch. His insider perspective—coupled with later roles as a legal scholar and public critic of ethical lapses—gives him a rare vantage point to diagnose the system from both inside and outside.
Charles and Richard together examine how Washington’s structures incentivize unethical behavior, and whether change is possible in an environment driven by power, money, and partisan pressures.
If you care about good governance, transparency, and restoring trust in public institutions — don’t miss this one.

✅ What you’ll get from this episode
A clearer lens to spot ethical red flags in government
Stories from the inside: what it’s like to wrestle with ethics at the White House
Ideas for meaningful reform (beyond rhetoric)
Ways citizens, journalists, and watchdogs can hold officials accountable

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You’ve seen the clip — Donald Trump walking out of my interview. When Jimmy Kimmel aired it again during his opening monologue of his return to the air, millions were reminded of that moment. But only I know what really happened in the lead-up, during, and after. In this episode, I share my firsthand account of Trump’s abrupt exit and explain why Jimmy was right to show it to the world.

In this episode, host Charles Feldman sits down with legendary lawyer and civil rights advocate Ron Kuby for a deep and unfiltered conversation about the state of America today. They dive into the big questions shaping our country:
- Is America at a turning point?
- What is the current state of freedom of speech in the USA?
- Does Donald Trump keep an open “enemy list,” and does he say too much as president?
- How much does social media shape and distort political discourse?
Ron Kuby is at his very best in this interview, offering sharp, thought-provoking insights that only one of the most respected voices in the business can deliver. Whether you’re interested in politics, law, or the future of democracy, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share if you enjoy the discussion!
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In this episode, host Charles Feldman speaks with Zeena Luchowa and Christie Jackson, partners at Laura Devine Immigration, about today’s immigration crossroads.
On one side, more US citizens are looking to leave America for the UK, citing political, social, and cultural reasons — with many simply saying they “just don’t want to be in the US anymore.” On the other side, there are still individuals and families eager to move into the US, despite concerns about how the country is being run and the fact that US tourism is down.
As leading experts in US and UK immigration law, Zeena and Christie share first-hand insights into both trends: what’s driving Americans toward the UK, and what challenges or reservations face those still applying for US visas.
📌 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Why more Americans are exploring a move to the UK
Key legal routes for US-to-UK immigration
Why people are still drawn to the US, despite political and social reservations
How global perceptions of the US impact immigration and tourism
The future of US-UK immigration flows
🔔 Subscribe for more expert-led conversations on immigration, expat life, and international mobility.

This week, we’re joined by Phil Ittner — a veteran TV journalist and foreign correspondent who has spent over 20 years living in Ukraine. You’ve seen his reporting on major international outlets, where he’s brought viewers firsthand coverage from some of the world’s most pivotal events.
In this episode, Phil takes us inside his life in Ukraine, sharing what it’s been like to witness and experience the country’s struggles, resilience, and transformation over the decades. From living through wars to navigating daily life in a nation under pressure, he gives a deeply personal perspective that goes beyond the headlines.
We also dive into his takes on Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and the evolving reaction of the Ukrainian people toward global politics and leadership.

🎙️ Be sure to check out Phil’s own podcast, On the Edge with Phillip Ittner, where he shares regular updates, deep analysis, and on-the-ground stories straight from Ukraine. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8vW34HwP8izWYySd-mVXbw

If you want a raw, experienced, and human look at Ukraine’s past, present, and uncertain future, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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In this inspiring interview, LA District Attorney Nathan Hochman shares his mission to make Los Angeles safer and restore trust in the justice system. With decades of legal experience, including service as U.S. Assistant Attorney General, Hochman leads with integrity, determination, and a deep commitment to protecting the people of L.A.
We explore how the DA’s office works, why strong leadership matters, and the real changes Hochman is driving to hold criminals accountable, protect victims, and deliver justice for all.
Highlights:
- Nathan Hochman’s vision for Los Angeles
- How the LA DA’s office serves and protects communities
- Tackling crime with fairness and accountability
- Building a justice system people can trust

If you care about public safety and the future of Los Angeles, this is a must-watch conversation with your Los Angeles DA.
#NathanHochman #LADA #LosAngeles #Justice #PublicSafety #Leadership
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🇺🇸 The TRUTH About U.S. Immigration—Revealed by Legal Experts! | Rachel Fiset & Charles EXPLAIN ALL 🔥

Is the U.S. immigration system really broken?
Why do some immigrants wait years while others walk right in?
Can undocumented immigrants still get a fair shot at citizenship?

Whether you're thinking about visiting the U.S., applying for a visa, or just want to understand how immigration really works, this is the video you need.

Criminal defense attorney Rachel Fiset joins Charles to answer the most pressing—and most misunderstood—questions about the U.S. immigration system. From the southern border to green cards, asylum seekers to ICE, they cover it all with no fluff and no fear.

Why listen to this?
✔️ Get honest, expert-backed insights from a top legal mind
✔️ Understand your rights and the real risks involved
✔️ Learn how the system actually works—not how it's portrayed in headlines
✔️ Essential viewing for anyone considering a move, visit, or long-term stay in the United States

👁️ LISTEN UNTIL THE END for surprising insights and real talk you won’t hear on cable news.

#ImmigrationExplained #RachelFiset #ImmigrationLaw #BorderCrisis #LegalAdvice #GreenCard #AsylumSeekers #VisitingUSA #Undocumented #ICE #ImmigrationDebate #TruthAboutImmigration #MustWatch #Shorts #ImmigrationFacts

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