President Obama has cited Reinhold Niebuhr’s teachings as significant in shaping his ideas about politics and governance. In a public conversation, we discuss the great public theologian’s legacy and ideas — and what influence they may play in the future of American politics.

E.J. Dionne, a veteran political journalist, and David Corn, known for his investigative prowess, join David Rothkopf to analyze the upcoming Democratic National Convention. They reflect on nostalgic moments from past conventions, sharing humorous anecdotes that showcase the evolution of political journalism. The conversation shifts to Kamala Harris and the unity needed for a successful event while navigating the dynamics of recent Gaza ceasefire talks. They highlight the Democrats' emotional campaign strategies, contrasting them with Trump's approach in the run-up to the election.

Guest E.J. Dionne and Miles Rapoport discuss the concept of universal voting, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, addressing voter imbalances and suppression, and the role of election officials. They also explore the potential implementation of universal voting in the United States and express hope for voting reforms.