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Follow live coverage from Chicago on SiriusXM’s political and cable news channels.

Stay informed in the days leading up to November 5 with shows offering a wide variety of viewpoints.

Follow live coverage about Harris’ announcement across SiriusXM channels.

Follow your favorite cable news programs and SiriusXM hosts as they report live from Milwaukee.

Starting June 27 at 9pm ET, listen to the live CNN simulcast on satellite channel 116 and streaming on the SiriusXM app.

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The U.S. secretary of transportation joined Julie Mason for a SiriusXM Town Hall.

Beginning at 9pm ET on March 7, multiple SiriusXM channels will broadcast the president’s speech live.

The special event will be hosted by former Mayor of Miami Beach, Philip Levine and air on SiriusXM’s POTUS Channel 124.

Pence discussed the former president, populism, and more in a new interview.

Find out how to watch the Town Hall in New Hampshire live!

Featuring interviews with politicians, journalists, and newsmakers, plus events in collaboration with the Bipartisan Policy Center.

Julie Mason is no stranger to interviewing movers and shakers, but during Women’s History Month, she looked through the SiriusXM rolodex for the power ...

Nancy Pelosi spoke with Joe Madison on SiriusXM about the irony of Ukraine fighting for the very democracy many US politicians are working to undermine.

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The veteran journalist has written about U.S. politics and foreign policy for more than two decades.

Fifty years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., SiriusXM honors his life and legacy with special programming.

“It’s the first thing I think about every morning. I think about it all day long. I think about it at night,” Meghan McCain told The Press ...

And yes, the interview was full of psychic twin moments.

Bring on the balloons!

“This idea that he can’t catch a break is part in parcel of the system still trying to knock him back down.”

“The real problem is the capacity to reach our core allies.”

“There was really no way to fix that problem anymore.”

“If you look at [Trump’s] public pronouncements, it would give you great concern.”

“Look, Stalin was not a perfect person either.”

“She’s a very talented woman who works hard and is focused on helping Democrats”

The break-in would lead to the resignation of Pres. Richard Nixon.

“This is a real show of unity.”

Sessions will testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee.

“If you don’t vote, guess what? You don’t get to complain.”

Comey will testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Is being a U.S. senator as fun as working on Saturday Night Live? Nah. But it’s “the best job I ever had,” Franken says.

“This entire investigation has Donald Trump rattled,” Malcolm Nance added.

“[Trump] wanted to send a message,” Sebastian Gorka added.

“You make a mistake here, there is nothing to work out. You know it’s trouble.”

“I mean, had Andrew Jackson been a little later you wouldn’t have had the Civil War,” President Trump said. Hear Salena Zito’s interv...

The show will prioritize the stories and opinions of Americans across the country over politicians and bureaucracy.

“It is an ugly insult and you better be right if you’re going to charge a journalist with lying on purpose.”

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“We’re going to cover the president as best we can, no matter what the conditions.”

“How are they going to report on the style and character of the president-elect?”

History proves that sometimes the most routine events, like a visit to an elementary school, can end up as moments of unmatched significance.

“It’s time for me to move on,” Biden explained.

“Why this? Why now? Is it? It’s just a lot of questions here about what this is all about.”

“I have no political agenda,” VA Sec. Bob McDonald told Jared Rizzi.

“Bad police officers must go.”

“I think it still is anybody’s game,” Sen. Rand Paul said Thursday.

“We are the only third party candidates on the ballot in all 50 states, which I think speaks volumes.”

Former Govs. Gary Johnson and Bill Weld will answer the tough questions posed to them by Michael Smerconish.