Domenico Montanaro, NPR's senior political editor, and Kerry Johnson, an NPR reporter on Trump’s legal issues, dive into the aftermath of the recent elections. They discuss how Trump's coalition is evolving, with increased support from white voters and decreased turnout among non-white voters. The conversation also covers the implications of Trump's ongoing legal battles and how they intersect with economic expectations, particularly in relation to tariff policies and federal debt.

Arzu Rezvani, an expert on financial institutions linked to Hezbollah, details Israel's airstrikes on a bank affiliated with the group and its broader implications. Kerry Johnson, NPR's National Justice Correspondent, analyzes Donald Trump's provocative threats against political opponents and the potential repercussions for accountability within the Justice Department. They also discuss how personal economic situations influence Pennsylvania voters' political choices, revealing the intricate dance between individual experiences and election motivations.