Legal expert Mark Joseph Stern and Washington Post's Dave Weigel discuss the Supreme Court's skepticism towards holding Trump accountable post-Jan 6. They explore the blurred line of presidential immunity, Biden's statements, MAGA republicans' foreign policy stance, progressive activism evolution, and mask-wearing implications on privacy rights and protests.

Dave Weigel explains the accidental culture war over Zyn while Keren Landman, MD compares the nicotine pouch to cigarettes and vapes. The podcast explores Zyn's controversy, Schumer's stance, cultural war aspects, government regulation of vaping products, and the science behind nicotine pouches.

Joining the discussion is Dave Weigel, a senior political reporter at Semafor, known for his sharp analysis of voter behavior. He shares insights on Trump's remarkable comeback and potential implications for a 2024 administration. They explore the surprising support Trump garnered from traditionally Democratic demographics and the growing conservatism in America. The conversation also touches on strategies the Democrats might consider for future elections, emphasizing the need to redefine communication in a rapidly changing political landscape.

Reporter Dave Weigel and analyst Ettingermentum discuss the 2024 Presidential Race, Joe Biden's diminishing outlook, and potential surprise outcomes. They also share tips for playing Elden Ring. Topics include Biden's campaign strategies, potential replacements within the Democratic Party, and speculations about a one-term presidency. Humorous comparisons between game characters and real-life figures are made throughout the podcast.

Journalist Dave Weigel joins to discuss the purpose of journalism, challenges in covering Trump, and the importance of fact-checking. They explore media trustworthiness, navigating controversy in reporting, and shifts in American politics during the 2016 US presidential campaign.

Rick Wilson, Stuart Stevens, and Dave Weigel discuss Biden's exit from race, uproar at RNC, and on-the-ground reporting. Includes analysis of RNC speeches, Dana White controversy, and navigating political chaos.

The podcast dives into the heated landscape of the 2024 U.S. elections. The hosts dissect Trump’s latest rally and its potential fallout. They analyze the contrasting outreach strategies towards young voters, particularly between Trump and Bernie Sanders. There’s a discussion on the significant role Puerto Rican voters might play, along with the impact of super PACs on campaigns. The Senate races are unpacked, spotlighting unexpected candidate performances. Humor blends with critical insights as they navigate the absurdities of current political discourse.

Dave Weigel, a Semafor reporter, shares sharp insights on the 2024 election, revealing the competitive dynamics in key districts. Jocelyn Benson, Michigan’s Secretary of State, talks about her state's vigorous response to threats against democracy, stressing the importance of civic engagement. The conversation dives into the ongoing challenges Democrats face, including the impact of Trump's narratives and voter dynamics, while celebrating Michigan's record voter turnout and the resilience of women candidates.

Dave Weigel, a Semafor politics reporter, delves into the fiercely competitive Texas Senate race, highlighting how Ted Cruz is relying on controversial anti-trans messaging to secure his seat against Colin Allred. Grace Panetta, a political reporter for The 19th, discusses the challenges posed by voter ID laws for transgender voters, revealing how these regulations exacerbate existing barriers to voting. The conversation underscores the tension between campaigning strategies and the rights of marginalized communities in the electoral process.

Dave Weigel, a sharp political journalist, joins commentator Ettingermentum for a spirited discussion on the state of the presidential race. They dive into Kamala Harris's potential as a candidate and the implications of her convention performance. The duo tackles JD Vance's odd voter interactions, critiques the GOP's strategies, and reflects on the Democratic Party's handling of pro-Palestinian protests. With a blend of humor and insight, they address how minor controversies become major narratives in today's political landscape.