Eddie Glaude

Julia Ainsley, NBC News senior Homeland Security correspondent, discusses the implications of a Supreme Court ruling that removes limits on immigration patrols in Los Angeles, raising concerns about racial profiling and community safety. Eddie Glaude Jr., a Princeton professor, shares insights on the intersection of immigration policy and race, emphasizing the need for reform. They delve into the moral complications of aggressive enforcement actions and the impact on Latino communities, advocating for a more community-oriented approach to policing amidst evolving legal standards.

Justin Wolfers, a professor of economics at the University of Michigan, discusses the unsettling impacts of export taxes and economic dissatisfaction in the U.S. Eddie Glaude, a Princeton professor, and David Firestone, a New York Times columnist, dive into Trump's attempt to rewrite American history and suppress cultural dissent. They highlight disturbing changes at institutions like the Smithsonian, posing critical questions about the intersection of politics, culture, and public sentiment, while revealing the long-term ramifications of these shifts.

Josh Marshall discusses redemption arcs for MAGA figures, Eddie Glaude explores his book 'We Are the Leaders We Have Been Looking For,' and Anna Hochkammer talks about passing Florida's Amendment Four.