Foreign policy experts from The Atlantic and The Daily Beast discuss the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, potential Biden administration ceasefire plans, Trump's legal implications, deep state theories, economic policies under Biden, and the need for effective political messaging.

Join The Atlantic's Frank Foer, author of 'The Last Politician,' and Elaina Plott Calabro, a seasoned journalist who has interviewed Kamala Harris, as they dissect the recent shake-up in the Democratic race. They delve into Biden's legacy and his impactful first term, while exploring Harris's groundbreaking nomination. Discussion shifts to how the Trump campaign might adjust its strategies against her, with a spotlight on Harris's evolving image amidst economic messaging and climate issues. Don't miss this insightful analysis of the changing political landscape!

Frank Foer, a writer for The Atlantic, and David Rothkopf, a political analyst from The Daily Beast, tackle the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East following last year's devastating attack in Israel. They discuss potential futures for Gaza and the impact of U.S. foreign policy on the region. Nobel Prize-winning climate scientist Michael Mann highlights the urgent threat of climate change, linking it to the recent devastating hurricanes Helene and Milton. Together, they explore the intersection of global conflict and environmental crises.

Foreign affairs experts Anne Applebaum & Frank Foer discuss the House Oversight Committee's investigation into Hunter Biden, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Israel's politics under Netanyahu, sacrificing national interest in the Gaza war, and the battle between democracy and autocracy.

The podcast explores Amazon's response to the pandemic from different perspectives: William, a picker at Amazon, and Christy from the UNI Global Union discuss worker safety concerns. Logistics analyst Marc analyzes Amazon's reputation, while author Frank Foer examines the uncertainties of Amazon's future beyond the pandemic.