Experts analyze Trump's 2024 strategy, legal troubles, and dangerous rhetoric. They discuss his goals, maintaining a strong base, and a campaign of retribution. The conversation also touches on his romanticized gangster image, media coverage, and voters' role in the Trump era.

Join Jonathan Karl, ABC News Chief Washington correspondent, and David Leonhardt, Senior writer at The New York Times, as they dissect the implications of President Trump's first week in office. They delve into the shifting political landscape, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to immigration amid partisan extremes. The duo also considers the potential for bipartisan solutions and the role of public opinion in shaping policies. Tune in for insights on tariffs, transparency, and the evolving power dynamics within the administration.

ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent, Jonathan Karl, joins Preet to discuss his book on Donald Trump's resurgence in the Republican Party. Topics include Trump's influence on the GOP, his Georgia trial, and the denial of his motion to dismiss charges. They also explore the possibility of Trump returning to the presidency and the potential challengers in the 2024 GOP field.

Meredith McGraw and Jonathan Karl, seasoned political correspondents, delve into the tumultuous presidency of Donald Trump. They discuss his dual image as a savior and a threat to democracy, examining his unpredictable foreign policy, particularly with Kim Jong-un and the Abraham Accords. The conversation also highlights controversial decisions like the Muslim ban and the chaos surrounding the January 6th insurrection. Their insights on Trump's charisma reveal the complexities of his leadership style, shaping today's Republican Party and the political landscape.

Jonathan Karl, ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent, discusses Kamala Harris' path to defeat Trump. They explore political strategies and challenges Harris faces in defining her image. Karl highlights the endorsements and political maneuvers behind Harris' VP selection, contrasting them with Trump's campaign oversight.