Leah Feiger, Senior Politics Editor at Wired, dives into the chaotic world of Dogecoin and its influence on government efficiency. She and Katie Drummond explore how inexperienced engineers have landed key positions amid this turmoil. They discuss the impact of Elon Musk's appointments and the potential legal ramifications for Doge, while reflecting on Trump’s controversial backing. The conversation unveils the complexities of political coverage in today's landscape, emphasizing the accountability in government roles as public scrutiny intensifies.

Leah Feiger, Senior Editor at WIRED, and Emily Mullin, a WIRED reporter covering health misinformation, explore the unexpected reasons behind Elon Musk's support for a government shutdown. They delve into the potential fallout for federal employees and the intriguing political dynamics involved. Transitioning to health, they discuss the concerning rise in measles cases in the U.S., fueled by misinformation, stressing the urgent need for vaccinations and community education to prevent outbreaks.

Leah Feiger, Senior Politics Editor at Wired, and Kate Shaw, Professor of Law at UPenn, join the discussion. They reveal how Elon Musk's influence has seeped into the Treasury, raising serious concerns about security and privacy. Feiger provides insight into the unintended consequences of the DOGE task force, while Shaw analyzes the legal gray areas of Musk’s team operating within government. The conversation also highlights the critical need for transparent journalism to navigate the chaos of misinformation and the push for accountability in governance.