Kyung Lah is a CNN Senior Investigative Correspondent known for her impactful reporting, and Yahya Abou-Ghazala is an Investigative Producer who dives deep into critical stories. Together, they reveal a concerning trend of political donations from elderly dementia patients, shedding light on how campaigns exploit vulnerable individuals. They discuss the shocking revelations from families unaware of these donations and the ethical dilemmas that arise in political fundraising. The duo highlights the need for awareness regarding the manipulation of generous donors.

Retired four-star Marine Corps General John Kelly, who served as Trump’s chief of staff, criticizes his former boss's alarming militaristic remarks about Hitler. Former U.S. Senator William Cohen and Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling weigh in on the implications for military ethics and democracy. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders shares insights on the upcoming election. Investigative journalist Kyung Lah exposes the exploitation of vulnerable seniors in political fundraising, highlighting a distressing case of fraud that cost an elderly victim over $80,000.

Kyung Lah, a CNN reporter specializing in political issues, dives into the messy world of U.S. voter rolls. She reveals how dubious challenges from groups like True the Vote are fueled by conspiracy theories. With a mobile app enabling citizens to contest registrations, the podcast explores its potential misuse and the significant impact on genuine voters. Lah highlights the emotional toll on individuals targeted by misinformation and discusses the struggles of election officials amid rising anxiety and threats to election integrity.