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9 graded reports on Clad. Volume is public; the outlet's average grade, lean & social sentiment unlock with a free account.

Clad has been grading Bloomberg Podcasts segments since Jun 2026 — 9 reports so far, published most weeks. Its most-covered subjects on Clad: Iran, Debate, Economy. Every report checks the segment's load-bearing claims against primary sources, then scores the coverage for factual accuracy, political lean, and how the public received it — so you can see how Bloomberg Podcasts's reporting holds up story by story, not just take its word for it.

Latest reports

B+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

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Sen. Budd criticizes Democrats on NDAA amid Iran war and oil surge

Jul 23, 2026

Bloomberg Podcasts interviewed Sen. Thom Budd (R-NC) on government funding sequence, NDAA passage, and the ongoing Iran conflict. Budd contrasted House and Senate approaches and accused Democrats of politicizing the NDAA by refusing to advance it. He supported a supplemental including defense replenishment but insisted on including Hurricane Helene aid for western North Carolina. The segment covered oil prices hitting $100 per barrel due to Red Sea and Hormuz risks, gas above $4 nationally, and War Powers Resolution debates. Budd advocated decisive action to open the strait, protect troops, and avoid forever wars while criticizing Iranian proxies and delay tactics. Sourcing drew from the senator's statements, Axios reporting on potential escalation, and Pentagon testimony by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

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A- Grade

Political Lean 25% Right-leaning

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Rep. Roy pushes Restore Trust in Congress Act alongside Stop Insider Trading bill vote

Jul 22, 2026

Bloomberg interview with Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) covers supplemental funding for the ongoing US-supported conflict with Iran, estimated at $37.5 billion by the Defense Secretary. Roy discusses reconciliation packages to fund the military, ICE, Border Patrol, and the SAVE Act while insisting on offsets for unpaid portions. The segment shifts to his Restore Trust in Congress Act versus the Stop Insider Trading Act up for a House vote that day. Roy explains his bill's divestiture requirement, transparency rules modeled on SEC standards for executives, and goal of extending similar rules across all branches. He addresses why passage has taken years and calls for Congress to prioritize public trust over personal trading rights.

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B Grade

Political Lean 35% Right-leaning

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Rep. Flood backs CR to avert shutdown, pushes reconciliation and farm aid amid conflicts

Jul 20, 2026

Bloomberg interview with Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) ahead of a busy House week. Segments cover passing a continuing resolution tonight to fund the government and avoid shutdown, advancing reconciliation 3.0 with $95B in new spending including $67B military and $11B agriculture, plus town halls and broader budget talks. Flood discusses munitions replacement needs from operations in Venezuela, Middle East, Ukraine and Israel; farm aid linked to commodity prices, fertilizer costs and prior policies; and ongoing Middle East challenges including Strait of Hormuz issues and service member deaths. Sourcing is primarily Flood's statements with Bloomberg host questions.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 45% Right-leaning

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Stutzman Pushes Regime Change in Iran After Jordan Base Attack Kills Two US Troops

Jul 19, 2026

Bloomberg interview with Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) addresses breaking news of an Iranian strike on a Jordan base that killed two US troops and left one missing. The segment covers seven nights of tit-for-tat strikes, the broken memo of understanding, and Trump's counterattacks. Discussion turns to strategy including regime change, IRGC control, Strait of Hormuz security, and sanctions. It briefly shifts to prediction markets and Mitch McConnell health concerns.

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B Grade

Political Lean 35% Left-leaning

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Sen. Chris Murphy discusses Iran conflict, Strait of Hormuz, and U.S. policy challenges

Jul 16, 2026

Bloomberg Podcasts interviewed Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) on the resumption of U.S. strikes against Iran, the ongoing conflict that restarted about a week prior, and challenges reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Murphy described the situation as a major foreign policy failure requiring sanctions relief and Israeli restraint in Lebanon. He expressed skepticism about a broader nuclear deal and criticized Trump administration diplomacy. The discussion covered war costs, domestic political fallout ahead of November elections, leverage over Israel, Democratic Party debates, and concerns over potential threats to democratic processes.

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C Grade

Political Lean 55% Right-leaning

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Stanton faults Trump Iran policy amid Hormuz shipping uncertainty

Jul 12, 2026

Bloomberg interview with Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ) on foreign affairs and transportation committees. Segments cover the status of the Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran strikes, criticism of Trump administration Iran policy including a recent deal and JCPOA withdrawal, the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, Ro Khanna's West Bank detention incident, and the decision not to renew USMCA.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean Centered

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Markets Rally on US-Iran Ceasefire MoU; SpaceX, Roku Deals Highlighted

Jun 15, 2026

Bloomberg Closing Bell segment analyzes end-of-day market gains attributed to news of a US-Iran interim agreement extending a ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and setting a 60-day nuclear negotiation window. Hosts discuss sector performances, individual stock movers including SpaceX's second-day gains after its record IPO, NVIDIA's debt issuance, and Western Digital's upgrade, alongside losers like Pfizer and Roku amid the Fox acquisition announcement.

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B+ Grade

Political Lean 5% Right-leaning

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Torsten Slok on AI, Data Centers, and US Growth Tailwinds

Jun 15, 2026

Bloomberg Odd Lots features Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok presenting live charts on AI-driven US growth. Segments cover data center counts and construction, multiple growth engines including data centers/energy, early AI productivity, industrial renaissance via Chips Act and home-shoring, defense spending, and the One Big Beautiful Bill tax cuts. Discussion contrasts US tailwinds with Europe and examines implications for GDP forecasts, inflation, Fed policy, and 60/40 portfolios. Sourcing relies on Slok's Apollo charts, consensus forecasts, and references to CBO and legislation.

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A- Grade

Political Lean Centered

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Bloomberg Interview Analyzes New Fed Chair's Challenges Amid Economic Data

Jun 14, 2026

The segment features an interview with Ira Jersey, Bloomberg Intelligence chief US interest rate strategist, previewing new Fed Chair Kevin Walsh's upcoming FOMC meeting and press conference. Discussion covers Walsh's challenges asserting influence on the committee, three policy camps within the Fed, impacts of potential Iran war resolution on oil and rates, and recent data including jobs and May inflation. Jersey addresses expectations for communications policy changes and the dot plot. The broadcast ends with a brief tangent on the ongoing 2026 World Cup, ticketing issues, and attendance concerns. Sourcing relies on the named expert guest with references to economic data releases and historical Fed practices.

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