A Conversation with Cassidy Hutchinson
Please join us for a conversation with Cassidy Hutchinson, author and former White House Aide, who served as assistant to Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, during the Trump administration. During this conversation, she will reflect on her time in the White House, and discuss themes in her book 'Enough'. This conversation will be moderated by Setti Warren, Director of the Institute of Politics, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School, and former Mayor of Newton, MA from 2010-2018.

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Jon Stewart on Trump's "Meritocracy" & Desi Lydic on MAGA Moving Iran Goalposts | The Daily Show

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Enough—Cassidy Hutchinson with Margaret Hoover

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Leadership and Public Service in an Unpredictable World ft. Paul Ryan

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Former Head of Shin Bet: Ami Ayalon on Israel vs Palestine - Jung & Naiv: Episode 839

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Cassidy Hutchinson — Enough — in conversation with Jamie Raskin

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How to Restore a Broken Relationship

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Gov. Wes Moore served in combat. Here's what he thinks about the Iran war | Newsmakers

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Rahm Emanuel on Trump's America, Biden's Mistakes & the Democrats' Future | #FTWeekendFestival

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People, Power, Change: Marshall Ganz in Conversation with Erica Chenoweth

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'He's Weak': Tucker Carlson on How Trump Failed America | The Mishal Husain Show

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The war on Iran showed limits of America's power abroad | Vali Nasr | The David Hearst Podcast

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A Conversation with Kevin McCarthy, 55th Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives

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‘I gained so much more than I lost’ with Jan. 6 testimony: Cassidy Hutchinson

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Zohran Mamdani on Netanyahu, New York and Whether A.O.C. Should Be President | The Interview

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Elon Musk on AI: humans will no longer be in control in ten years | The Economist

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Cassidy Hutchinson testifies about Trump’s behavior on Jan. 6

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Navigating Today’s Politics and Geopolitics ft. Rahm Emanuel

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Yuval Noah Harari on Donald Trump’s Core Delusion | The Ezra Klein Show

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Episode 2.07: Excellence, Innovation, & the Future of Illinois with Chancellor Charles L. Isbell Jr.

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