Julie Mason officially activated summer vacation mode with a slate of guests talking the politics, finances, and joy of travel.

‘Julie Mason Mornings’ on POTUS Politics hosts six Smithsonian scholars from the National Museum of American History in honor of American History Museum Week.

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 players right here on the air.

In this edition of ‘Spy Week,’ POTUS Politics host Julie Mason examined espionage in Hollywood and beyond with writers Ann Hornaday, Mike Hale and Amy Zegart.

James Clyburn joined ‘Julie Mason Mornings’ to discuss the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act, President Biden’s potential Supreme Court nomination, Black History Month, and more.

Former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina took to POTUS Politics Ch. 124) to offer her Biden report card on ‘Julie Mason Mornings.’

The senator told SiriusXM’s Julie Mason that Dr. Fauci is “clearly a partisan Democrat and clearly trying to cover his ass basically. He got involved with this thing and from day one there’s been a cover up.”

P.O.T.U.S. Politics mainstay Julie Mason will be kicking off the day’s coverage with a new show, while Laura Coates is joining the channel with an all-new show during afternoons.

Hear Speaker Pelosi reflect on the 19th Amendment, participate in an audience Q&A, and more during the SiriusXM POTUS (Ch. 124) broadcast.

“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.”

Sessions will testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee.

“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.

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

Progressives want Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren to round out Hillary Clinton’s presidential ticket, but there is one bull of a hurdle standing in her way. “[Wall Street donors] do not like, surprise, surprise, the idea of Elizabeth Warren as vice … Continued

When Sen. Barbara Boxer took to the stage in the midst of a “massively out of control” crowd at the Nevada Democratic Convention, she tried to channel her inner “Art of Tough.” The California Senator had attended the convention at … Continued

It was supposed to be a film about redemption—the rebirth of a political figure who had fallen from political grace in a new-age social media scandal. Instead, the documentary Weiner ends in the same way that it had before with yet another series … Continued

Morley Safer, legendary CBS News correspondent, died Thursday at the age of 84. Safer made a name for himself during the Vietnam War for his coverage that brought the horrors of the war into the living rooms of everyday Americans. For … Continued

We’re getting an amazing peek into life in the White House through the lens of our country’s first ladies, thanks to Kate Andersen Brower’s new book, First Women: The Grace and Power of America’s Modern First Ladies. First up, a scene that seems … Continued

The host of Comedy Central’s Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore stopped by SiriusXM’s fish bowl and shared some characteristically tart observations on the state of the race for president. “I have never seen such shallowness put on display and rewarded … Continued