Political experts discuss the risks of a second Trump term and methods to prevent it. They emphasize the importance of engaging with persuadables to break Trump's political influence and address concerns like inflation, Biden's age, and pro-choice views.

In this discussion, guest host Addisu Demissie, a political strategist, analyzes Kamala Harris’s impactful appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists. They dive into her strong rebuttal of Trump’s lies about Haitian immigrants and how she can maintain her momentum post-debate. The pair also critique Trump's lackluster town hall in Michigan and explore the latest polling data. Additionally, they discuss strategies for engaging swing state voters and the shifting dynamics of electoral politics as the election approaches.

Friend of the pod Addisu Demissie discusses Trump indictment news, hate crime in Florida, and upcoming elections. White House Economic Advisor Dr. Heather Boushey talks about Bidenomics, inflation, student loans, and housing prices. Later, a game called The Price Is Wrong, Bitch.

Discussion on President Biden's outreach to Latino voters, analysis of key 2024 battleground states, Ohio Senate race dynamics, Trump's reassembling of his campaign team with past aides, and the impact of endorsements on election results.

Ron Brownstein, a political analyst, joins a stellar panel including political scientists Lynn Vavreck and strategists Addisu Demissie, Jen Palmieri, and Simon Rosenberg. They dive into the potential risks of a second Trump term, discussing the threats to democracy and government overreach. The conversation highlights the critical need for voter engagement and grassroots movements to reshape the electoral landscape. They also explore the complexities of reaching undecided voters and the importance of building coalitions for the 2024 election.