Eva McKend

This week, Arthur Delaney, Eva McKend, and David Smith discuss the shocking murder of political figure Charlie Kirk and its reverberating effects on American society. They unpack the conflicting political responses to his assassination and the broader implications for gun control debates. The panel also dives into Israel's military actions in Qatar and the escalating tensions in Eastern Europe following drone incursions in Poland. Additionally, they explore France's political upheaval, highlighting how these events shape global dynamics.

This week, Amanda Becker, Washington correspondent at the 19th, discusses the U.S. revoking visas for Chinese students amidst shifting immigration policies. Sophia Kaya, a White House reporter for Politico, shares insights on Elon Musk's criticism of a new tax bill. Eva McKend, CNN's national politics correspondent, highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the complexities of U.S. involvement in the region, noting global calls for ceasing military actions amid dire conditions.

Eva McKend, a national politics reporter for CNN, discusses the fallout from a controversial email sent to federal workers that suggested resignation if they did not respond. Arthur Delaney, senior reporter at HuffPost, analyzes the chaotic dynamics of a narrowly passed budget bill amid intense Republican divisions. White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt weighs in on federal employee accountability and the implications of a recent government misspending report. Additionally, they explore international tensions regarding Ukraine's ongoing conflict and the complex ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.

Guests include Eva McKend, CNN's national politics correspondent, and Arthur Delaney, HuffPost's senior reporter. They discuss the alarming plane-helicopter collision in D.C. and the political repercussions, including Trump's freeze on federal grants affecting essential services. Wendy Benjaminson addresses the humanitarian crisis returning to Gaza, while Joyce Karam highlights international tensions. James Kitfield analyzes the implications of a new Chinese AI app on U.S. tech dominance, and Kriti Gupta explores global economic challenges. A deep dive into today's critical political landscape!

Taylor Poplar, a Washington correspondent for Spectrum News, joins Kreeti Gupta of Bloomberg TV and radio, HuffPost’s Arthur Delaney, and Eva McKend from CNN for a deep dive into current political turmoil. They discuss the chaos in Congress as a government shutdown looms and the implications of Trump's ongoing legal battles. Internationally, the show examines the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the aftermath of the Assad regime in Syria, highlighting the search for truth amid chaos and grave discoveries.