Russia

Slava Leontyev on “Porcelain War” and Ukraine’s Strength

This week on “The Tent,” Slava Leontyev discusses his award-winning documentary and experiences during Ukraine’s war against Russia.

Max Bergmann on the War in Ukraine

This week on “The Tent,” Max Bergmann joins to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine.

CAP Action’s Mara Rudman on the War in Ukraine

Colin sits down with Mara Rudman, executive vice president of policy at CAP Action, to discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the war's international impact.

Johan Hassel on the 1-Year Anniversary of the War in Ukraine

Johan Hassel of the Center for American Progress Action Fund joins the podcast to discuss how the United States should continue to respond to the Russian invasion in Ukraine.

What’s the Point? Americans Back Strong Action Against Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine

National security concerns among Americans have risen dramatically since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Voters back President Joe Biden’s efforts to impose economic sanctions and send military aid to Ukraine.

What’s Trending? Russia, Ukraine, and the State of the Union

What’s Trending? Russia, Ukraine, and the far right

What’s the Point? On the economy: Why things may be going well but voters don’t feel it.

Max Bergmann on Russia, Ukraine, and the Summit for Democracy

Daniella checks in with CAP Action Senior Fellow Max Bergmann, who breaks down the developing situation in Ukraine and President Biden’s recent phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Director Dawn Porter on Her New Documentary ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’ and the Need for Activism in the Modern Age

This week on "The Tent," Dawn Porter, director of the new documentary "John Lewis: Good Trouble," discusses the important role of activism in U.S. society, and Ed, Daniella, and Jesse chat about President Trump's latest Russia scandal and the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The FBI Botched the Russia Investigation in 2016

The FBI’s timid investigation into foreign interference during the 2016 election cost them a chance to uncover a conspiracy against American democracy in real time.

The Rev. Leah Daughtry on the Stakes of the South Carolina Primary

This week, Daniella and Ed speak with Rev. Leah Daughtry about the upcoming South Carolina primary and discuss the latest news on coronavirus and Russian election interference.

John Podesta on Donald Trump’s Impeachment Trial

This week on "The Tent," Ed and Daniella are joined by John Podesta, founder of the Center for American Progress and CAP Action, to discuss the impeachment trial in the Senate and Russian interference in the 2020 election.

Nayyera Haq on the Trump-Induced Crisis in Syria (And Yes, Impeachment)

Daniella and Ed are joined this week by Nayyera Haq, former State Department senior adviser and White House senior director, to discuss the ongoing impeachment inquiry and the situation in Syria.

The Trump National Security Crisis

Conspiracy Against the United States: The Story of Trump and Russia

The Trump campaign’s alleged collusion with the Russian government in the 2016 U.S. presidential election has become the defining scandal of the administration so far. This report lays out the overwhelming evidence of that collusion, exploring its underpinnings going back decades to create a cohesive explanation for how—and why—the Trump campaign and the Kremlin worked together to install Trump in the White House.

Russiagate: The Depth of Collusion

It is now clear there was collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government during the 2016 elections. But to what end? This report lays out what we know about collusion and explores the depths to which it may have gone.

The Russia Connection

President Trump and his associates need to answer many questions about their possible links to Russia.

Sen. Ben Cardin on Russia-U.S. Relations

Undermined and Under Siege

Democracy in the Age of Cyberwar