Kate Blanch

Type: Person

Kate Blanch

As of November 2026, Kate Blanch has been mentioned in 33 episodes across 6 podcasts, first heard Nov 2025 on MeidasTouch. Presented as leading the public messaging accusing Don Lemon of being a 'phony journalist' without First Amendment privilege; a key antagonist voice in the episode’s narrative.

Todd Wallace Blanche is an American lawyer and former prosecutor who has served as the fortieth United States deputy attorney general since 2025. Before coming on board, Blanche defended U.S. president Donald Trump during his 2024 criminal trial for business fraud in New York City. Trump was found guilty on 34 felony charges. For several years, Blanche worked at New York City's oldest law firm, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, where he served as a partner representing clients such as Rudy Giuliani

Kate Blanch at a glance
Mentioned in33 episodes on 6 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardNov 2025 on MeidasTouch
RoleDeputy Attorney General of the United States (as stated in episode); attorney
AffiliationU.S. Department of Justice
FieldLaw

What do podcasts say about Kate Blanch?

4 quotes, recorded on MeidasTouch.

Who talks about Kate Blanch on podcasts?

Kate Blanch came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on MeidasTouch.

Which podcasts mention Kate Blanch most?

MeidasTouch (25 episodes), Morning Wire (3 episodes) and Lovett or Leave It (2 episodes) mention Kate Blanch most.

  1. MeidasTouch — 25 episodes · More people from MeidasTouch
  2. Morning Wire — 3 episodes · More people from Morning Wire
  3. Lovett or Leave It — 2 episodes · More people from Lovett or Leave It
  4. Pod Save America — 1 episode · More people from Pod Save America
  5. Bad Friends — 1 episode · More people from Bad Friends

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What is Kate Blanch mentioned alongside?

Kate Blanch is most often mentioned alongside Ben Meiselas, Jordy Meiselas and Abrego.

Mentioned together: Ben Meiselas, Jordy Meiselas, Abrego, Al Green, Albert Ellis, El Salvador Secope prison, Costa Rica, Marjorie Taylor Green, 2018 blue tsunami, Epstein Files Transparency Act