Didi Kuo, author of "The Great Retreat," and Steve Teles, a scholar at the Niskanen Center, delve into the pressing issues surrounding the unpopularity of political parties in America. They explore why, despite winning elections, parties are losing public trust and how rising independent voters and polarization complicate this landscape. The duo discusses the historical evolution of parties, the concept of political homelessness, and the necessity for a multi-party system to better reflect diverse viewpoints. Their insights on party reform are both enlightening and timely.