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The Breakdown
The Lincoln Project's "The Breakdown" is a weekly political commentary show hosted by Rick Wilson and Maya May. The show features analysis of current events, interviews with political figures, and commentary on the 2020 presidential election and the Trump administration. The show's hosts are both experienced political operatives and commentators. Wilson is a Republican strategist who has worked for campaigns across the country. Together, they provide a unique perspective on the political landscape. The show's format is conversational and engaging. Wilson and Maya often have lively debates abou...
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EXTRA: Rick Wilson: "Trump will lose the election, early voting indicates" 04.11.2024 19:42
Rick Wilson says Kamala Harris would win the election if it were called today, as early voting indicates a narrow victory for the vice president.
EXTRA: Rick Wilson 04.11.2024 16:29
Rick Wilson about the Selzer poll
EXTRA: "Liars, Damn Liars…And Polls” | Strategy Session w/ Matthew Dowd 23.10.2024 40:27
Tonight, join Stuart Stevens and Joe Trippi with very special guest Matthew Dowd. Matthew has been chief strategist on winning reelection efforts for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and President George W. Bush, and served on more than 100 campaigns - on both sides of the aisle, also advising President Barack Obama, Bono, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. With only two weeks until election day...
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