Jonathan V. Last is the editor of The Bulwark. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a keen focus on culture and society as well as media and press issues. Jonathan's insights and analyses have been featured in The Atlantic and various platforms within The Bulwark.
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1. Irredeemable Let's start with two propositions: Texas Republicans chose Ken Paxton not in spite of his corruption and personal odiousness but because of it.
1. Economics Earlier this week Ed Luce noted the similarities between Ukraine and Iran: Both were attacked by much larger powers.
JVL and Sonny Bunch take on Trump's "Freedom 250" disaster—the washed-up acts already bailing on the Great American State Fair, the UFC cage being built on the White House lawn, and why the whole spectacle looks less like a birthday party and more like something straight out of The Boys.
By: Jonathan V. Last, Sam Stein
JVL and Sam Stein give their takes on CBS News firing Sharyn Alfonsi, Cecilia Vega, and top executives at 60 Minutes.
1. Corporate This week a bunch of people you've likely never heard of were pushed out of 60 Minutes by Bari Weiss.
By: Catherine Rampell, Jonathan V. Last
A recording from The Bulwark's live video
Freedom 250 and the age of the strongman.
I'm 67. I watched 60 Min religiously growing up and into adulthood. I miss it. I did meet Ed Bradley on the slopes of Vail in 1983 when he stopped to help me up after I fell. He had a face covering on, but I recognized his voice, because.
Hey fam - Thank you all for your thoughtful questions on the last Triad Video Mailbag. We're planning another one for Friday, June 5
Mailbag: On Friday Jasmine and I will answer questions. Get them in today. Go here, read through the questions. Upvote the ones you like best and leave your own.
