Taking Down Predators in Power: Cheyenne Hunt on MeToo 2.0

This week on Haley on the Go, Haley sits down with Cheyenne Hunt who has become one of the most consequential forces in American politics. When allegations against Congressman Eric Swalwell surfaced in April 2026, Hunt helped the women coming forward connect with lawyers and journalists — and 11 days later, he had resigned from Congress and left the California governor’s race. Months later, she worked with women who came forward about Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner, who then exited his race.Now, as founder and executive director of Reckoning Action, Cheyenne is building permanent infrastructure for survivor support, legislative advocacy, and narrative change — including a push to ban politicians from using campaign funds to pay legal fees in sexual misconduct cases. Cheyenne and Haley get into why she goes after predators in power no matter their party affiliation, what happened when hundreds of women flooded her inbox — and why, for our generation, this is a deal breaker.Make sure to follow and subscribe to Haley on the Go wherever you get your podcasts to never miss an episode.