Should Biden run in 2024? Jon Favreau, Tommy Vietor, and Bakari Sellers discuss the debate, Dems' future, concerns about Biden's performance and cognitive decline, importance of defeating Trump, and the need for unity and strategic choices in upcoming elections.

Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy, conservative Ben Shapiro, and Democrat Bakari Sellers delve into political chaos, Biden's press interactions, GOP party dynamics, Black community neglect, potential 2024 candidates, and leadership qualities of Gavin Newsom and Gretchen Whitmer.

Bakari Sellers, a former South Carolina Representative and close ally of Vice President Kamala Harris, joins the discussion to explore Harris's political evolution and her stance on key issues. They dive into her complex economic policies and their implications, while also addressing perceptions of her transparency in a media-saturated world. The conversation highlights Harris's nuanced views on the Israel-Gaza conflict and tackles the racial disparities in American healthcare. They even touch on boxing's rich history and its social significance, revealing surprising connections.

Bakari Sellers discusses the lost moment of racial reckoning in 2020, challenges of racial equality, and the rise of openly racist figures. They explore audacious behavior in politics, transitioning to electric vehicles, and engaging black voters. The podcast delves into preserving ancestral lands, promoting self-appreciation, and the complexities of diversity and inclusion.

Former South Carolina State Rep and political commentator Bakari Sellers joins the Hacks to discuss the propitious political landscape, Trump's showmanship, recent polls, running against the couch, knives, forks, geometry, crime stats, US-Israel relations, third-party candidacies, political maneuvering, and debates on foreign influence and humor in politics.

Pastor Carlton Lynch, known for his viral defense of Kamala Harris, shares insights from his confrontation with a Trump supporter. Historian Allan Lichtman discusses his 'Keys to the White House' method, emphasizing governance over polls in predicting election winners. Political commentator Bakari Sellers analyzes the final days of Kamala Harris's campaign and offers predictions for the election outcome. Along the way, they engage in lively discussions on societal dynamics and the significance of empowering marginalized voices.

Bakari Sellers, a political commentator and host of 'The Bakari Sellers Podcast,' joins Tara Palmeri to dive into Kamala Harris's campaign trajectory. They unpack strategies for securing swing states like Pennsylvania and Georgia while debating the role of undecided voters. The conversation shifts to potential Cabinet picks, exploring how bipartisanship could shape her administration. With humor and personal insights, they also reflect on the influence of social movements on current politics and the critical issues at stake.

Bakari Sellers, a political analyst and former South Carolina state legislator, brings high energy to the Democratic National Convention. Alongside Senator Cory Booker and Congressman Jamaal Bowman, they explore the significance of youth engagement and representation in politics. The conversation emphasizes the importance of grassroots support in election campaigns and the ongoing challenges in civil rights advocacy. They also discuss influential figures in history and the need for mentorship in community leadership, all while reflecting on the hopeful future of the Democratic Party.

Political commentator Bakari Sellers joins hosts Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay to discuss Biden's nomination struggle and potential Harris campaign. They also touch on the pressure on Biden to step down and the media coverage. Later, they talk about Bronny James and the scrutiny he faces as the son of LeBron James.

Political figures discuss potential Republican presidential contenders, residency changes, and black voter turnout challenges. The presence of anti-Semitism in American politics is explored, along with the evolution of American-Israeli relations under President Obama.