Jacob Soboroff, NBC correspondent known for his in-depth reporting on California wildfires, joins to discuss the chaotic presidential transition of Donald Trump. They explore how even with a second chance, the process is riddled with disorganization and controversies. Soboroff highlights the struggles of officials managing the confirmation process amid canceled hearings and conflicts of interest. The conversation then shifts to the devastating wildfires in Southern California, emphasizing the urgent need for coordinated recovery efforts and showcasing the challenges faced by affected communities.

Jacob Soboroff, an NBC correspondent and author of "Separated," joins the discussion to delve into his new documentary on the Trump administration's family separation policy. He emphasizes the emotional weight of children being torn from their parents and the urgent need for reform. The conversation also touches on North Korea deploying special forces to Russia and the alarming implications of this military alliance, along with the growing sophistication of foreign election interference affecting the U.S. political landscape.

Jacob Soboroff, NBC News correspondent and Palisades native, dives into the ongoing wildfires ravaging Los Angeles County. He discusses the immense challenges faced by firefighting crews struggling with limited resources, and the emotional toll of their work. Local officials face scrutiny while navigating federal support for recovery efforts. Additionally, he explores the political implications involving President-elect Trump and the blame game over California's water management, intertwining personal reflections and the urgent need for coordinated crisis response.