Investigative reporter Andy Kroll from ProPublica delves into the intriguing implications of Project 2025, the right-wing manifesto tied to Trump's administration. He uncovers how Trump's current actions echo the controversial proposals, including a push against diversity initiatives and threats to public broadcasting. Kroll also highlights the strategies behind a potential second Trump term and examines the role of significant figures like Russell Vogt. The discussion sheds light on the growing influence of the Heritage Foundation and its impact on American politics.

Zack Czajkowski, a Democratic political consultant and CEO of Brackish Solutions, joins investigative reporter Andy Kroll from ProPublica and Hans Nichols, White House reporter for Axios. They delve into the recent presidential election results and what they signify for Democrats, especially after losing the popular vote. The discussion also covers the challenges of polling accuracy, shifting voter demographics, and how economic concerns are reshaping political landscapes. Together, they explore the urgent need for innovative strategies to engage diverse voters moving forward.

Rick Wilson, a political strategist, sheds light on Biden's impactful diplomatic moves. Journalist Andy Kroll reveals the shady right-wing group, Ziklag, aiming to influence the Republican Party with a Christian nationalist agenda. Former ambassador Norm Eisen discusses how presidential debates shape public perception and electoral outcomes. Together, they dive into the current political climate, contrasting leadership styles and exploring the implications of corrupt practices within politics.

Andy Kroll, an award-winning investigative reporter for ProPublica and author of A Death on W Street, joins the panel to dissect the political machinations of Trump and Kemi Badenoch's cabinets. They delve into Project 2025's controversial policies, Trump's ambiguous initiatives, and the struggles within the Tory shadow cabinet. Kroll highlights the unwavering support from Trump's base despite election controversies, while the group reflects on the broader implications of recent political events and the emotional fallout of electoral defeats.

Kristen Kobes Du Mez, author of "Jesus and John Wayne," uncovers the intertwining of evangelicalism and politics. Brad Onishi discusses the rise of Christian nationalism alongside Matt Lewis' analysis of the Trump-evangelical dynamic. Andy Kroll exposes the secretive Ziklag network’s political maneuvers. Keri Gaspert-Hogwood examines charismatic religions' influence. Ryan Walters advocates Bible education in schools, and John Malcolm highlights constitutional implications. This engaging discussion reveals how faith shapes politics in America today.