American Power

Democrats delivered a sweeping midterm victory, but is this a lasting political realignment or simply a rejection of Donald Trump?
In this special election edition of American Power, Nat Towsen, Chad Scott, and Matt Randolph break down the biggest surprises of the 2026 midterms, from historic Democratic victories in traditionally Republican states to the growing influence of progressive and democratic socialist candidates.
The team examines how affordability, corruption, and voter frustration shaped the results, why billionaire spending and pro-Israel political groups faced significant setbacks, and whether Democrats need new leadership to meet the moment. Plus, what could Trump do during the lame-duck session, and can Democrats turn their electoral momentum into meaningful change?

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In this American Power Extra, Matt Randolph examines a troubling shift in American society: we're spending less time with one another, losing trust in our institutions, avoiding the news, and increasingly withdrawing from public life.
Drawing on research about social isolation, declining institutional confidence, and news fatigue, Matt explores how social media, political polarization, and an outrage-driven media landscape are pushing Americans further apart.
But the consequences go beyond politics. From the health risks of loneliness to the erosion of community and civic participation, Matt asks a bigger question: What happens to democracy when people stop believing society is worth participating in?

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In this American Power Extra, Chad examines the constitutional limits of presidential authority over elections, the Justice Department's controversial lawsuits in Alaska and California, and the potential for contested Senate and House races in states like Texas and Maine.
Chad breaks down what happens when state officials refuse to certify election results, whether Congress can reject duly elected members, and how historical election disputes in Indiana and New Hampshire reveal some surprising vulnerabilities in America's electoral system.
From federal election monitors and allegations of voter fraud to recounts, lawsuits, and the possibility of a constitutional confrontation in January 2027, we explore the difference between legally challenging an election and attempting to undermine its outcome.

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This week on American Power, Nat Towsen, Chad Scott and Matt Randolph welcome oil market analyst Rory Johnston, founder of Commodity Context, to break down the lasting damage of the Iran war on global oil supplies, diesel prices and international shipping.
Rory explains why the energy crisis could stretch well into next year, how China's unexpected moves may have prevented an even bigger price shock, and why Trump's attempts to influence oil markets are losing their effectiveness.

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Israel heads to the polls on October 27, but the election could leave Benjamin Netanyahu in power even without a governing majority.
In this Special Report, Chad breaks down Israel's complicated coalition system, Netanyahu's political survival strategy, and the unresolved questions surrounding the October 7 attacks. He also examines Netanyahu’s major challengers, Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett, and why replacing Netanyahu may not significantly change Israel's policies toward Gaza, the West Bank, or Iran.
With Arab-Israeli voter turnout potentially reshaping the election, another political deadlock could be ahead, complicating Donald Trump's Middle East agenda and raising questions about Israel's political future.

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