Hogan Gidley, former Trump national press secretary, Doug Schoen, Democratic strategist, and Xi Van Fleet, author of 'Mao's America,' delve into the implications of Kamala Harris's alleged plagiarism and her waning political appeal. They discuss the media's biased coverage compared to previous scandals and scrutinize her rhetoric's divisive nature. Xi shares her experiences growing up in Communist China, drawing alarming parallels to current American political discourse and emphasizing the urgency of recognizing historical lessons in today’s society.

Tucker Carlson, known for his sharp conservative insights, discusses the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. potentially endorsing Trump. They dive into how this could shift the election landscape and RFK's appeal to non-liberal voters. Monica Crowley and Hogan Gidley critique Tim Walz's portrayal as a new masculinity and the media's partisan bias. Rep. Adam Smith weighs in on Biden's candidacy, raising eyebrows with calls for him to step aside. The conversation unpacks the evolving narrative around masculinity and accountability in today's politics.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and author, joins the discussion on Trump's compelling VP pick, J.D. Vance, who overcame a troubled childhood to make a mark in politics. Kirk highlights Vance's inspiring narrative and the media's portrayal of recent security lapses surrounding Trump. Meanwhile, Hogan Gidley and David Plouffe analyze Biden's challenges in the evolving political landscape, including his reluctance to ease tensions. Amber Rose's surprising endorsement of Trump sparks a dialogue on changing dynamics within the GOP.

Hogan Gidley, former White House Deputy Press Secretary, and David Pakman, progressive political commentator, delve into the political landscape, touching on immigration issues under both Trump and Biden, and the implications of inflation in the 2024 elections. They analyze post-verdict polls concerning Trump and discuss voter apathy. Ramin Setoodeh, co-editor of Variety, shares insights from his book on 'The Apprentice,' revealing how the show transformed Trump into a cultural icon and political figure, highlighting memorable moments and the show's impact on his presidency.

Political commentator Rhonda Colvin, activist Maria Teresa Kumar, and advisor Hogan Gidley join a roundtable to discuss Trump's gag order violation, Biden's focus on reproductive rights, potential US sanctions on Israeli military unit, student protests, and controversies in foreign policy debates.