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Harry Litman's ten-upload week spans Supreme Court retirement speculation, unsettled Senate races and the sealed Jack Smith report.
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Story of Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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The votes have consequences. For Harry Litman, the week's work on Talking Feds has been tracing them through Senate procedures, congressional maps and the prospects for a Supreme Court vacancy.
His most-watched upload examines speculation that Samuel Alito or Clarence Thomas might retire during the lame-duck session. It has approached a million views, but Litman's conclusion is considerably less dramatic than the possibility: he thinks neither justice is likely to leave. Beyond the political optics, he explains the resistance a rushed confirmation could encounter in the Senate.
That video is also drawing the channel's strongest daily viewing. Next comes his examination of the dispute over releasing Jack Smith's Volume II report, which remains blocked by Judge Aileen Cannon's standing order. That upload includes a paid partnership.
Elsewhere, the election coverage gets into the procedural details that can disappear beneath a national result. Litman discusses DOJ target letters in the Alaska Senate contest between Mary Peltola and Dan Sullivan, and the uncertainty surrounding Mississippi's close count without a Senate recount procedure. For a broader conversation, "Lost in the Flood" gathers Emily Bazelon, Jonathan Lemire and Mike Murphy to consider the results and Democrats' priorities in Congress.
Talking Feds added about 2,000 subscribers over the week. Daily views are now running at nearly three times their usual level, a sharper movement than the subscriber growth. Among nearby political-commentary channels, Dave Jorgenson and Lawyer Oyer had substantially larger weekly viewing totals, while Hysteria had a quieter week.
Litman's latest subjects extend beyond the election machinery, too: a new upload examines Gavin Newsom's commutation of California's death-row sentences.
A US Supreme Court justice who has served since January 2006, following his nomination by President George W. Bush.
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The videos drawing views on Talking Feds with Harry Litman right now
Trump DOJ's Alaska SENATE RACE Gambit Takes a SHOCKING Turn512,759 views · 2026-11-06
Judge Cannon Gets CORNERED as She Finally FACES Jack Smith Reckoning495,130 views · 2026-11-08
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- Subscribers
- 480,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 3,064,937
- Videos published this week
- 10
- Video published
- November 9, 2026
- Video views so far
- 954,699
- Views on its first day
- 839,353
The numbers
Here is how Talking Feds' audience and uploads moved over the week.
