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Marc Caputo on Why the Trump Era Forced a Reset in Political Journalism | 13th and Park

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode of 13th & Park, host Adam Goodman is joined in the Washington, D.C. studio by co-host Justin Sayfie, a Partner at Ballard Partners, for a wide-ranging conversation with Marc Caputo, White House reporter for Axios, who joins the show remotely from Miami.Together, they examine how power is exercised inside the White House—and how it is covered in today’s rapidly evolving media environment. Drawing on decades of experience covering Florida politics, national campaigns, and multiple presidential administrations, Caputo explains what has changed inside the White House press corps, how access and influence actually work, and why the Trump era forced a fundamental reset in political journalism.The conversation spans foreign policy and national security, including Venezuela, oil, and U.S. influence in the Western Hemisphere, as well as the role of culture in shaping politics, media narratives, and public trust. Caputo also reflects on the realities of getting scoops, the evolving relationship between reporters and power, the rise of alternative and digital media, and how news organizations are adapting to a more fragmented, competitive, and fast-moving information landscape.From media credibility and institutional trust to White House access and the future of political reporting, this episode goes beyond headlines to unpack what really matters in Washington—and why it matters now.Listen to us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2yqqjgPtA7NR2cJewPqbNQ?si=e9df5028fc0e4dd9Listen to us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/13th-park/id1645880081Follow Marc CaputoX: https://x.com/MarcACaputoAxios: https://www.axios.com/authors/mcaputoFollow Us!X: https://x.com/13thandParkIG: https://www.instagram.com/13th_and_parkwww.ballardpartners.comAbout 13th and Park:13th and Park is a dynamic media platform produced by Ballard Partners. We bring you insightful discussions, expert interviews, and in-depth analysis on key issues shaping industries, policy, and business trends. Our content features thought leaders, industry experts, and policymakers exploring topics ranging from policy influence, business innovation, trade regulations, and more.Subscribe to stay updated on the latest videos, exclusive interviews, and expert insights shaping the future of business, policy, and public affairs.#MarcCaputo #Axios #AdamGoodman #JustinSayfie #BallardPartners #WhiteHouse #PoliticalJournalism #Media #WashingtonPolitics #USPolitics #PressCorps #ForeignPolicy #Venezuela #NationalSecurity #13thAndPark

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