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 Pat Rynard sits down to discuss happenings from the last week in Iowa, including Secretary Julian Castro’s comments about Iowa’s place in the nomination process, a slip-up from the Steyer campaign, AOC’s trip to Iowa for three events with Bernie Sanders, a new Monmouth Iowa poll, candidate travel, ad buys and more.

 Pat Rynard sits down to discusses new polls, travel and ad-buy updates with Josh Cook. After the break, we give you an inside ear on the Pete Buttigieg bus tour with a section of audio from Pete’s most recent on-the-record swing through Iowa.

At the tail end of last week, Tom Steyer rolled out his new rural plan, called “Partnerships with Rural Communities,” which calls for massive investments in rural areas and assets. “For centuries, the people who call rural America home did so because of its combination of beauty and opportunity. Rural communities feed the world, provide…

 On part two of this special episode, we have the second half of Democratic presidential candidate speeches from Friday’s Liberty and Justice Celebration at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. Here are some time-markers to skip to particular speeches if you don’t want to listen through 13 full-length speeches (over two-and-a-half hours worth). Michael…

 On part one of this special episode, we have the first half of Democratic presidential candidate speeches from Friday’s Liberty and Justice Celebration at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines. Here are some time-markers to skip to particular speeches if you don’t want to listen through 13 full-length speeches (over two-and-a-half hours worth). Pete…

“If I sound a little angry, it’s because I am,” Robin Stone told me, the first time I spoke to her on the phone, just a couple months before she passed away on November 3, ending her battle with thyroid cancer. She had told me her story, a chronological look at the events that fell…

 Pat Rynard sits down with Iowa Democratic Party Chair Troy Price to talk about tomorrow’s Liberty and Justice (LJ) Celebration in Des Moines. There will be 14 candidates speaking, hold rallies and marches beforehand, and even afterparties.