The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 92,000 lost jobs and a spike in the unemployment rate to 4.4% in February. Dan Koh breaks down: 

• Trump's refusal to take the blame.
• How the unemployment rate impacts minority communities.
• How to protect the Bureau of Labor Statistics from corruption.

Subscribe to The People’s Cabinet on your favorite podcast platform. 

Paid for by The Committee to Elect Dan Koh.

President Trump fired Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Dan Koh breaks down: 

• Where Noem went wrong 
• What's next for the DHS
• What we can expect from the new appointee, Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK)
• How to hold this administration accountable going forward

Subscribe to The People’s Cabinet on your favorite podcast platform. 

Paid for by The Committee to Elect Dan Koh.

SCOTUS just blocked Trump's global tariffs -- what does this mean?

Paid for by The Committee to Elect Dan Koh

Let’s drop the BS.

This isn’t about drugs.
This isn’t about keeping Americans safe.

It’s about enriching Trump and his friends with oil money — pure payback for the $1 billion they raised him.

___

Paid for by The Committee to Elect Dan Koh

This shutdown "deal" sucks.

Trump’s federal firings were already illegal — that shouldn't have been leverage.

And a "promise" of a vote on healthcare while risking 5m+ people losing it completely? A crock of BS.

Vote. It. Down. 

Fight harder.

Former Office of Personnel Management Acting Director Rob Shriver joins The People’s Cabinet to illustrate what mass firings and agency reductions mean for real people and for the services Americans count on. Shriver also lays out a customer-centric blueprint to rebuild a responsive, effective government, and what communities can do right now to defend it.

Shriver talks to Dan Koh about:

• The difference between political vs. career roles and what “Schedule F” really does
• How probationary firings are reshaping agencies
• Why cyber talent is fleeing government
• Everyday impacts you’ll feel locally: food safety inspections and air traffic control

Subscribe to The People’s Cabinet on your favorite podcast platform.

Carlos Eduardo Espina, attorney, immigrant-rights advocate, and Spanish-language creator with nearly 20 million followers, joins The People’s Cabinet to trace his family’s journey from Mexico to Texas, how writing thousands of letters to ICE detainees led him into activism, and why Latino voters shifted right in 2024. 

Espina talks to Dan Koh about:

• Building a Spanish-first audience across social media
• Nostalgia for pre-pandemic life and how Democratic blind spots pushed many Latinos toward Trump
• Why we should expand legal work pathways and humanitarian programs while addressing the millions already here
• Why creators must own their bias, collaborate with legacy outlets, and what he learned speaking at the DNC

Subscribe to The People’s Cabinet on your favorite podcast platform.

I’m running for Congress in MA-6 to end Donald Trump’s attack on our democracy and make life more affordable for everyone.

I don't back down from a fight.  I'll use my experience at all levels of government to deliver on Day 1.

Join us and please consider supporting our campaign: www.kohforcongress.com.

Paid for by the Committee to Elect Dan Koh

Rory Stewart, former UK Cabinet Minister, Member of Parliament, soldier, and co-host of UK’s #1 Podcast “The Rest is Politics,” joins The People’s Cabinet to unpack fear-based politics, the risks of tech monopolies and AI, the credibility of U.S. leadership abroad, and the state of our healthcare.

Stewart talks to Dan Koh about:

• How social media supercharges fear even when the facts improve
• Why concentrating AI in a few companies is democracy’s new monopoly problem
• What Trump-era foreign policy signals to allies, and whether China fills the vacuum
• Why Americans pay more for worse healthcare outcomes than European insurance models
• Rebuilding a working-class coalition inside the Democratic Party

Subscribe to The People’s Cabinet on your favorite podcast platform.

Jonathan Capehart, co-host of MSNBC’s The Weekend, joins The People’s Cabinet to talk about Trump’s government shutdown, the state of American democracy, and how storytelling can bridge divides in today’s political climate.

Capehart talks to Dan Koh about:

• Why the current shutdown feels different and how Democrats are finally fighting back to protect healthcare
• The generational divide within the Democratic Party and why figures like AOC and Zohran Mamdani represent a new kind of leadership
• His viral Kamala Harris turkey video and what it says about authenticity in politics
• Lessons from his memoir “Yet Here I Am” on resilience and finding hope in dark times

Subscribe to The People’s Cabinet on your favorite podcast platform.