Ali Vitale

Join NBC News correspondent Ali Vitali, author of 'Electable,' and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel as they dive into the state of democracy and the Democratic landscape. Vitali shares insights on how immigration policies are shaped and the political fallout surrounding Trump. Nessel discusses the critical role of state attorneys general in resisting federal overreach, emphasizing litigation's power. Together, they urge collective action among Democrats to counter rising authoritarianism and protect social services.

Rep. Nydia Velázquez, the first Puerto Rican woman in Congress, dives into the fallout from Trump's controversial rally and the significance of Puerto Rican voters in swing states. Garrett Haake discusses the unique campaign dynamics surrounding Trump, while Ken Delaney raises alarms about election security threats. Ali Vitale and Sahil Kapoor analyze critical Senate races, and Joe Crowley reflects on the implications of the Madison Square Garden event. Insights on campaign strategies from Mariana Sotomayor and Lance Trover add depth to the election's complex landscape.

Exploring the challenges faced by women in American politics, the disparities in assessing female candidates, and the complexities of evaluating Vice President Kamala Harris as the first woman and woman of color in her role.