Join John Morgan, a prominent attorney and Democratic donor, Joe Walsh, a former Republican Congressman, and Wajahat Ali, a liberal commentator, as they dive into the aftermath of Hunter Biden's controversial pardon. The trio debates the hypocrisy within the Democratic Party and its implications for Biden's legacy. They also dissect the political missteps in Biden's campaign and explore the potential fallout for Trump's future actions, including pardoning his allies. It's a heated discussion on accountability, family loyalty, and the political landscape ahead.

Former Republican congressman and presidential candidate, Joe Walsh, discusses the importance of making a choice in the election, Biden's assertiveness against Trump, calling out culture war issues, managing US-Israel relations, setting personal red lines in political support, and advocating for unity behind the Democratic nominee.

Guests include Richard Painter, former chief White House ethics lawyer, sharing insights on Trump's controversial cabinet picks, and Vincent Oshana, a commentator, who discusses the ripple effects of these selections. Fitness guru Jillian Michaels highlights RFK Jr.'s focus on public health, while Joe Walsh questions Tulsi Gabbard's loyalty amid accusations of foreign ties. Omar Baddar dives into the implications for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the complexities in U.S. foreign policy. The conversation sharpens the focus on loyalty, power dynamics, and potential impacts of these appointments.

Two dads, Fred Guttenberg and Joe Walsh, put aside their differences to advocate for gun safety and democracy. They share their journey towards unity and collaboration, emphasizing the importance of dialogue, empathy, and finding common ground in bridging political divides. Their tour of college campuses aims to inspire others to work towards a shared goal of reducing gun violence and promoting unity.

Ali Velshi is joined by NBC News’ Raf Sanchez, Janis Mackey Frayer, Kelly O’Donnell, Laurence Tribe, Charlie Dent, Joe Walsh, Steve Benen, A. Scott Bolden, Dave Jones, and a Law Professor. They discuss the devastating earthquake in Morocco, President Biden's trip to Vietnam, government funding and impeachment discussions, Republicans' actions, aftermath of a major earthquake, Alabama's AG power, the term 'banana republic,' and challenges of abortion access.