Katie Phang

Katie Phang, an independent journalist and trial lawyer, teams up with Chris Hayes, host of MSNBC's All In, to tackle a whirlwind of legal news. They dissect the Supreme Court's growing support for controversial presidential actions and explore the chaos surrounding potential Trump appointees. Hayes shares insights from his book on the attention economy, equating modern attention struggles with historical exploitation. Expect a lively discussion on the implications of judicial integrity and the power of grassroots activism.

Katie Phang, a legal analyst and independent journalist, joins Greg Casar, Democratic congressman and Chairman of the House Progressive Caucus. They dive into the Supreme Court's recent rulings impacting transgender service members, and discuss how the political landscape is influenced by Trump's agenda. The conversation then shifts to the importance of crafting a compelling economic message for the Democratic Party, focusing on rebuilding trust with working-class voters while advocating for marginalized communities.

Former top prosecutor Andrew Weissmann and TV hosts Rachel Maddow, Joy Reid, Lawrence O’Donnell, Chris Hayes, and others share exclusive insights on witnessing the historic trial of Donald Trump. They discuss courtroom dynamics, Stormy Daniels' testimony drama, confrontations, Michael Cohen's trial, security measures, and legal nuances.

Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg discusses indicators for predicting the 2024 election and challenges the conventional wisdom of a red wave. Everytown for Gun Safety's Jonathan Feinblatt talks about combatting gun manufacturers. MSNBC's Katie Phang previews the Iowa caucuses showdown.

Rick Wilson discusses how Matt Gaetz's actions impact GOP's prospects. Panel discussion at the Texas Tribune Fest focuses on abortion, gun violence, and challenges faced by women of color in defending democracy. Kamala Harris's biases and visibility as vice president are also discussed.