Preet Bharara

This source presents a wide-ranging conversation between Jon Stewart and former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg on Stewart's podcast. The discussion begins with Stewart's satirical take on the chaotic political actions of Donald Trump, using an extended analogy of a misbehaving dog to illustrate his point. The conversation then shifts to Buttigieg's reflections on his time in public service and the challenges of leaving such an intense environment. A significant portion of their dialogue centers on the current state of American politics and policy, particularly regarding tariffs, economic uncertainty, and the difficulties Democrats face in offering a compelling alternative vision and effectively communicating with voters across the political spectrum. They also delve into the systemic issues within government, including bureaucratic inefficiencies and the need for generational change in political leadership.

Really good interview w/ Mayor Pete and Trevor Noah.

Raising the bar, Mayor Pete inspired Trump to make a literary reference. And how he got Seinfeld to accept the key to the city that Seinfeld initially refused.

Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg again took on Vice President Mike Pence -- whose stances on LGBTQ issues have faced criticism from gay rights activists -- saying that if Pence has "a problem with who I am, your problem is not with me -- your quarrel, sir, is with my creator."