Steve Clemens, Founding Editor at The Washington Note, Zoe Clark, Political Director at Michigan Public, and Arthur Delaney, Senior Reporter at HuffPo, discuss a chilling murder in NYC linked to healthcare. They dive into the implications of Biden's unexpected pardon of Hunter, sparking intense political debate. The conversation also covers the martial law declaration in South Korea and its reversal, highlighting political instability, and examines rebel advancements in Syria, revealing deeper regional tensions.

Alexis Simendinger, co-author of The Hill's Morning Report, and Arthur Delaney from HuffPost, delve into the political implications of Matt Gaetz's surprising withdrawal from the attorney general race. They discuss the Biden administration's significant shifts regarding military aid to Ukraine, including controversial landmine support. Additionally, the podcast addresses the ongoing Gaza conflict and its humanitarian crisis, while examining Venezuela's tumultuous elections and the effects of U.S. foreign policy shifts on regional democracy.

Arthur Delaney, a senior editor at HuffPost, Amanda Becker, Washington correspondent at the 19th, and Jeff Mason, White House correspondent for Reuters, discuss the seismic shift in U.S. politics following Donald Trump’s election. They analyze unexpected voter behavior, particularly among people of color and how economic concerns swayed opinions. The panel also unpacks the potential global implications of Trump's policies on markets and foreign relations, while addressing rising tensions between Israel and Iran in light of a Trump presidency.

Arthur Delaney, a senior reporter at HuffPost, and Wendy Benjaminson, senior Washington editor for Bloomberg News, discuss the intense climate of early voting and pivotal election issues. Amanda Becker from The 19th highlights women's perspectives in politics, while Leila Milana Allen provides insights on the volatile situation in the Middle East. Kriti Gupta and Uri Friedman delve into global affairs, analyzing the impact of international events on domestic politics, including strategic campaigns and voter engagement.

Naftali Ben-David, White House editor at The Washington Post, discusses the political fallout from Hurricanes Milton and Helene. Arthur Delaney dives into misinformation surrounding the storm responses and Trump's inflammatory remarks on immigration. Amanda Becker examines the intersection of political campaigning and hurricane relief efforts, while Shiran Majumda explains meteorological challenges posed by the storms. Greg Karlstrom and Emily Tampkin provide insights into the escalating conflict in the Middle East, shedding light on the implications for U.S. relations.