Katty Kay

Joining the discussion are Katty Kay, an MSNBC political analyst with a rich background in U.S. politics, Ali Vitali, host of Way Too Early, David Ignatius, Washington Post columnist, and historian Jon Meacham. They delve into Ukraine's stance on U.S. offers regarding its rare earth minerals. The conversation highlights President Zelensky's push for representation in peace talks with Russia and critiques the implications of U.S. policy shifts on European security. They also touch on federal layoffs under Trump and the ongoing healthcare rights debate.

Anthony Scaramucci, former White House Communications Director for Donald Trump, and Katty Kay, BBC U.S. special correspondent, dive into the recent 2024 Presidential Debate. They analyze the strong performance of Kamala Harris, revealing how preparation and body language can sway voter perception. Insights on candidates' positions on significant issues like Israel are shared, along with the effects of debate dynamics on campaign momentum. They also discuss the political interactions at the 9-11 memorial and how economic concerns are shaping voter engagement strategies.

Joined by Craig Whitlock, a Washington Post investigative journalist known for his insights on the Afghan war, Katty Kay, a prominent TV journalist and author, and Ralph Reed, a Republican strategist, they dive deep into the chaotic aftermath of the U.S. evacuation from Afghanistan. The discussion humorously critiques political mismanagement over the decades, highlights the rise of conservative comedy, and examines the complex intertwining of faith and politics in today’s landscape. With sharp wit, they explore America's freedoms while recognizing its flaws.