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The Bulwark Daily examines Trump's leverage after the midterms

Tim Miller's political podcast climbs from 143rd to 56th on Apple's podcast chart in Canada as Susan Glasser and Bill Kristol assess the election's consequences.

Why this story? The podcast "The Bulwark Daily" rose to #56 on Apple's podcast chart in Canada, from #143 yesterday.

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  1. 6:14Steele rejects attempts by Republicans who enabled Trump to distance themselves from him after the election.
  2. 14:00Miller explains the interstate compact designed to give the national popular-vote winner the presidency.
  3. 22:01Steele argues Texas Democrats need sustained organizing with the national party to build on their gains.
  4. 42:23Steele connects the GOP's difficulties to lessons from its post-2012 election review that the party ignored.

Winning an election and exercising power afterward are different things. That distinction runs through The Bulwark Daily's post-midterm conversations, as Tim Miller and his guests ask what Republican losses mean for Donald Trump's presidency, congressional oversight and diplomacy.

The Bulwark's weekday political podcast has climbed from 143rd to 56th on Apple's podcast chart in Canada. Its outlook is explicit: this is a Never Trump show built around defending liberal democracy, mixing long-form interviews with pointed political commentary.

In the November 10 episode, Susan Glasser argues that Trump's diminished leverage extends beyond Washington, affecting his dealings with Russia, Ukraine and Iran. The preceding conversation with Bill Kristol examines Trump's election-fraud rhetoric, his offer to negotiate on immigration and Stephen Miller's elevation, framing those moves as attempts to regain control after defeat.

The video episode on this page features , the former Republican National Committee chair. His conversation with Miller combines celebration of Democratic gains with frustration at Republicans trying to distance themselves from Trump after supporting him.

There is electoral mechanics beneath the venting. Miller explains how the would award participating states' electoral votes to the nationwide popular-vote winner once its activation threshold is reached. Steele considers how that would change campaigning, before the pair turn to the organizing Texas Democrats would need to sustain their gains. The episode also includes paid advertising breaks.

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The facts
Subscribers
1,830,000 ▲ 20,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
23,101,498
Channel views, pace per day
2,800,819 (on a normal day: 2,637,961)
Place on the chart today
56
Place on the chart yesterday
143
Best place in the last 30 days
36
Video published
November 6, 2026

The numbers

The Canadian chart rise follows a sharp dip the previous day. The show placed higher over the weekend.

subscribers
1,830,000
▲ 20,000 in the last 7 days
total views
1,359,467,910
views per day
2,800,819
typical day: 2,637,961
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
ContraPoints
1,910,000
The Bulwark
1,830,000
I've Had It
1,820,000
Cash Jordan
1,780,000
As of November 11, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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