5/18/2023

Karl's Latest In

Trump Set Up DeSantis’s Good Weekend [[link removed]] May 18, 2023

In politics, even two days can make a difference.

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Karl's Upcoming TV Appearances Jesse Watters Primetime Fox News Channel Thursday, May 18, 2023 | 7:00 PM ET The Story with Martha MacCallum Fox News Channel Monday, May 22, 2023 | 3:00 PM ET America's Newsroom Fox News Channel Thursday, May 25, 2023 | 9:00 AM ET Jesse Watters Primetime Fox News Channel Thursday, May 25, 2023 | 7:00 PM ET America Reports Fox News Channel Friday, May 26, 2023 | 1:00 PM ET Cavuto Live Fox Business Network Saturday, May 27, 2023 | 10:00 AM ET

Polling News & Notes

What Title 42’s End Means for Biden [[link removed]] May 18, 2023

Last week saw the end of the Trump Administration COVID-era Title 42 policy that allowed the expulsion of thousands of illegal immigrants weekly.

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On The Air

Jobs Market Grew In April, But ‘One Month Doesn’t Tell The Tale’: Karl Rove [[link removed]] May 15, 2023

Fox News contributor Karl Rove responds to Gov. Ron DeSantis' claim that the GOP has been infected with a 'culture of losing' on 'The Story.'

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This Week's Recommended Readings

Mystery at the Midterm: What Happened to the Red Wave? [[link removed]] May 16, 2023 James E. Campbell | RealClear Politics

It was shocking, but even more puzzling.

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My American Crossroads [[link removed]] May 17, 2023 Hisham Melhem | Liberal Patriot

Long before I arrived at the east coast of the Promised Land in the summer of 1972—indeed, even long before I learned English—I was infatuated with America’s popular culture, with its dazzling cinema and rapturous music,.

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The Demographic Makeup of the Country’s Voters Continues to Shift [[link removed]] May 16, 2023 Michael McDonald | Substack

Ron Brownstein has a nice deep-dive into demographic changes affecting America’s electorate, building upon my post about how the 2022 electorate was the most educated in American history.

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This week's Recommended Podcast

Pro Politics with Zac McCrary [[link removed]] Zac McCrary | Pro Politics

Richard Norton Smith is a renowned historian, a former director of five presidential libraries, & author whose latest work - Ordinary Man - chronicles the life and career of Gerald Ford. In this conversation, we talk the insurgent rise of Ford as he takes on the local GOP machine, his ascent through the House GOP of the 50s and 60s, the fortuitous events that led him to become Vice President and then President upon Nixon's resignation, his very narrow loss in 1976, & why the Ford Presidency and his enduring impact on America is much more consequential than often realized.

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