Maxine Joselow, a Washington Post reporter, discusses Democrats' silence on climate issues, linking it to voter strategies. Analyst Alex Kirshner dives into the implications of private equity in the NFL, revealing its impact on franchise values. Jaclyn Peiser investigates the potential effects of the Kroger-Albertsons merger on grocery prices and workers, raising concerns about competition and community impact. Special counsel Jack Smith’s efforts to revive a case against Trump add a legal twist to the political discourse.

Alex Kirshner, a sports analyst specializing in women's golf and athlete safety, joins Lindsay Gibbs, a sports journalist dedicated to women's sports, and Ben Lindbergh, a versatile sports writer. They celebrate the U.S. women’s victory at the Solheim Cup, highlighting key performances and the triumph's significance. The trio also discusses the Oakland Athletics’ controversial move to Sacramento and the implications for fans. Lastly, they address Tua Tagovailoa's alarming concussion, emphasizing the urgent need for improved player safety protocols.

Guest Alex Kirshner, a contributing writer for Slate, discusses the impact of meme stocks on the market and how the Gamestop stock frenzy has changed stock market dynamics. The podcast explores the rise of meme stocks, the role of retail investors in market movements, and the evolving trends in stock trading amidst changing dynamics.