Dan Balz, the national political correspondent for The Washington Post, shares insights into Jimmy Carter's remarkable journey. Balz discusses how Carter’s presidency faced significant challenges, including the Iranian hostage crisis and economic turmoil. However, his later years shifted focus to humanitarian efforts, earning him a Nobel Peace Prize. The conversation highlights the complexity of his legacy, from struggles in the White House to becoming a respected advocate for peace and human rights, showcasing a transformation that redefined what it means to lead.

Dan Balz, Chief Correspondent for The Washington Post, dives into how recent crises like Hurricane Helene and Middle Eastern tensions shape the political landscape. He discusses the historical impact of natural disasters on campaigns and voter perceptions. Balz also highlights new revelations about former President Trump's actions post-2020 election, emphasizing their potential effects on his support base. Finally, the conversation touches on how candidates are responding to the January 6th insurrection's lingering implications as the 2024 election approaches.

Dan Balz, a veteran political correspondent, delves into the current state of the presidential race and the aftermath of the Democratic National Convention. He discusses the strategies candidates like Biden and Trump might use in the forthcoming debates. Joining him, law enforcement reporter Devlin Barrett updates listeners on Trump’s legal battles, focusing on his new superseding indictment related to January 6 and ongoing cases in Georgia and New York, highlighting the intricate interplay between Trump's legal challenges and his campaign rhetoric.