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Cory Booker Podcasts
Cory Booker Podcasts
62 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Cory Booker. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Cory Booker, often where they are interviewed.
62 of The Best Podcast Episodes for Cory Booker. A collection of podcasts episodes with or about Cory Booker, often where they are interviewed.
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Guest Preacher Cory Booker - January 17th, 2020
Guest Preacher, the honorable Cory Booker. Introduction my Senior Pastor Rev. Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli.
Human Relations Sunday January 17th, 2021. Tired Feet, Rested Souls Sermon Series
Cory Booker–Throwback
Cory Booker lost his bid for the Presidency but New Jersey has sent him back to the Senate for another six years. Lets throwback to our interview from 2019.
Touré Show Ep 82: Cory Booker–I Want To Be Your President
Original Air Date: July 24, 2019
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Twitter: @toure
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Sen. Cory Booker | Trump Storms Out of 60 Minutes Interview, Attacks Lesley Stahl: A Closer Look
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump whining about campaigning in swing states and attacking 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl as the coronavirus outbreak spikes.
Then, Seth talks to Senator Cory Booker.
52: Sen. Cory Booker on the Battle for the Supreme Court and Sean McElwee on the Strength of Progressive Democrats
With the election only 6 weeks away and Democrats confronted with a surprise conservative Supreme Court nomination, worries are rising about the strength of Biden’s candidacy. Senator Cory Booker has some reassuring words for the concerned, tells us about the equalizing power of baby bonds, and the feeling that this election is a moral moment for the nation. Meanwhile, Sean McElwee discusses the difficulties of uniting the left, and his belief that progressives will unite behind Biden in November.
Cory Booker on Trump going all in on his racist rhetoric
Trump has commuted the sentence of longtime adviser Roger Stone, but it’s even more dangerous than it seems. Brian talks with Senator Cory Booker about Trump leaning into his racist rhetoric, about abolishing the filibuster in the Senate, and his dad jokes.
Written by Brian Tyler Cohen
Produced by Sam Graber
Music by Wellsy
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA
https://www.briantylercohen.com/podcast/
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WWHL @ Home: Cory Booker & Rachel Lindsay
Cory Booker & Rachel Lindsay join host Andy Cohen for a timely conversation. Listen to lively debates on everything from Bravolebrities and what celebrities are making headlines to the state of our nation today. Tune in and get informed in the new edition of Watch What Happens Live @ Home.
Aired on 06/17/20
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Interview with Sen Cory Booker
Chris goes one on one with New Jersey Senator, Cory Booker.
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Addisu Demissie, Cory Booker's Campaign Manager, Reflects on 2020 Primary
Demissie joined us on the podcast this week, and with him comes nearly 20 years of experience working on campaigns. Having gotten his start in Iowa with John Kerry in 2004, Addisu Demissie continued working on political campaigns on the Obama 2008 Presidential Campaign, Hillary Clinton 2016 Presidential Campaign, former Governor Terry McAullife Gubernatorial campaign, Gavin Newsome's Gubernatorial Campaign, and most recently, Senator Cory Booker's 2020 Presidential Campaign.
Hosts Nathan and Sam asked Demissie not only about his experience on the 2020 campaign trail, but also how he reacted to the rapid coalescence behind Vice President Joe Biden, Biden's recent efforts to reach out to the left-wing of the party through policy concessions, and the latest announcements of Unity Task Forces to put together the 2020 Democratic Platform.
Be sure to stick around until the end for our newly added "Good Idea / Bad Idea" rapid-fire questions, where Demissie gives his opinion on: Abolishing the filibuster, expanding the Supreme Court, a National Primary Election (where all states choose their pick for the nominee on one day), abolishing the electoral college, and Ranked Choice Voting.
If you liked this episode and want to continue the conversation, Addisu can be found on Twitter @ASDem, Nathan can be found @NathanHRubin, and Sam @JeskeSam.
The Economist Asks: Cory Booker
The global total of confirmed coronavirus cases has exceeded one million; a quarter of them are in America. The new epicentre of this pandemic is the New York tri-state area. As politicians argue over how to save lives and the economy, Anne McElvoy asks Cory Booker, a senator from New Jersey, whether America can unite to fight the virus. They talk about tussles over vital equipment between states and the federal government. Also, does he agree with the mayor of LA on recommending masks to lessen the risk of contracting covid-19? Plus, the former Democratic presidential hopeful shares his “dad joke” for a moment of cheer.
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The Economist Asks: Cory Booker
The global total of confirmed coronavirus cases has exceeded one million; a quarter of them are in America. The new epicentre of this pandemic is the New York tri-state area. As politicians argue over how to save lives and the economy, Anne McElvoy asks Cory Booker, a senator from New Jersey, whether America can unite to fight the virus. They talk about tussles over vital equipment between states and the federal government. Also, does he agree with the mayor of LA on recommending masks to lessen the risk of contracting covid-19? Plus, the former Democratic presidential hopeful shares his “dad joke” for a moment of cheer.
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