Liz Cheney, former representative from Wyoming and a key figure in the January 6th investigation, discusses her bold stance against Donald Trump. She reflects on the implications of a Trump presidency for women's rights and the importance of resisting autocracy. Cheney candidly addresses her past support for Trump and the moral dilemmas faced by Republican leaders. She also reveals the influence of endorsements on the political landscape, highlighting her disappointment with Jeff Bezos’ actions surrounding Kamala Harris.

Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, joins Liz Cheney, a former U.S. Representative known for her Trump critiques, to tackle pressing political issues. They delve into the implications of Trump's ongoing legal troubles and emphasize the need for bipartisan unity against threats to democracy. The discussion also touches on recent voter suppression tactics in Georgia and the strategies for engaging undecided voters. The duo highlights the importance of leadership during crises and the dynamics of public perception in shaping electoral outcomes.

Former Congresswoman Liz Cheney joins the pod to discuss the dangers of a second Trump term, his hold on the Republican party, and why Nikki Haley needs to stay in the GOP primary. They also cover Mitch McConnell's about-face on the Senate immigration deal and President Biden's endorsement from the United Auto Workers Union.

This week, David Plotz, Emily Bazelon, and Benjamin Wittes discuss the Trump investigations; Liz Cheney’s defeat; and Dana Goldstein’s reporting on controversies over how to teach kids to read.Here are some notes and references from this week’s show:Jack Goldsmith for Lawfare: “Prosecuting Trump: A Reply to Josh Marshall”Dana Goldstein for The New York Times: “An Old and Contested Solution to Boost Reading Scores: Phonics”Dana Goldstein The New York Times: “In the Fight Over How to Teach Reading, This Guru Makes a Major Retreat”Dana Goldstein The New York Times: “New Reading Curriculum Is Mired in Debate Over Race and Gender”Belinda Luscombe for Time: “Inside the Massive Effort to Change the Way Kids Are Taught to Read”Ronald Brownstein for The Atlantic: “Liz Cheney’s Kamikaze Campaign”Invisible Things by Mat JohnsonHere are this week’s chatters:Emily: Sam Levine for The Guardian: “Memphis Prosecutor Who Charged Black Woman Over Voting Error Loses Re-Election Bid”; Kim Bellware and Lateshia Beachum for The Washington Post: “Desantis Sued By Prosecutor Suspended Over Stance On Abortion-Related Crime”Ben: The Lawfare Podcast: AlliesDavid: Dwight Garner for The New York Times: “Jared Kushner’s ‘Breaking History’ Is a Soulless and Very Selective Memoir”Listener chatter from Josh Forsythe: Elizabeth P. Derryberry, Jennifer N. Phillips, Graham E. Derryberry, Michael J. Blum, and David Luther for Science: “Singing In A Silent Spring: Birds Respond To A Half-Century Soundscape Reversion During The Covid-19 Shutdown”For this week’s Slate Plus bonus segment Emily, David, and Ben discuss Ben’s performance art protests at the Russian embassy in D.C. Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.)Podcast production by Cheyna Roth.Research by Bridgette Dunlap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Liz Cheney, eine prominente Trump-Kritikerin innerhalb der Republikanischen Partei, spricht über den Einfluss von Donald Trump auf ihre Partei. Sie beschreibt, wie die GOP zu einer Bewegung wurde, die stark von Trumps Kult geprägt ist. Cheney beleuchtet die Abkehr ehemaliger Republikaner und die Herausforderungen, die diese Veränderung mit sich bringt. Außerdem diskutiert sie die zukünftigen Entwicklungen der Partei und geht auf die möglichen Spannungen in den nächsten Wahlen ein.

Liz Cheney, a Republican known for her integrity, passionately supports Kamala Harris while dissecting the tumultuous Republican landscape. CNN's Dana Bash shares insights on pivotal debates shaping the campaign. The duo discusses the critical role economic strategies play for undecided voters. They explore grassroots mobilization's influence, emphasizing how debates could sway public perception. As the election draws near, their reflections on voter behavior and the emotional weight of campaigning paint a vivid picture of today's political arena.

Liz Cheney, a key Republican figure and former Congresswoman, shares her views on the evolving landscape of the GOP. She cites that Ronald Reagan might as well have delivered Kamala Harris's DNC speech, highlighting an ideological rift. The conversation touches on surprising endorsements of Harris, the impact of George W. Bush on party unity, and the GOP’s identity crisis. They also discuss the rising tension in politics, cultural reflections involving religious symbols, and the perplexing issue of animal sacrifices in urban settings.

Bill Maher, Klaus Schwab, Bill Ackman, and other guests discuss various topics such as decreasing reproduction rates, slippery phone and iPad issues, MK Ultra and news manipulation, racism at Harvard, Spotify for Podcasters, Trump's strategy against democrat dictator narrative, and analyzing the hypothetical scenario and risks in Ukraine.

Liz Cheney, a former Republican Congresswoman known for her fierce stance on democratic values, joins Kamala Harris, the Vice President, as they embark on a bipartisan mission to connect with GOP voters in swing states. They discuss the alarming rhetoric threatening democracy and highlight Harris's appeal amid economic concerns. The conversation also touches on Trump’s controversial remarks, the risks of deepfake technology in elections, and global reactions to his possible return. It's a captivating dialogue on the current political landscape in America.

Devlin Barrett, a journalist from The Washington Post, and Liz Cheney, a former Republican Representative, discuss pressing threats to the 2024 election. They delve into Iran's cyberattacks and Russian interference efforts aimed at disrupting democratic processes. Barrett outlines the potential impacts of legal cases against Trump on the electoral landscape. Cheney reveals her surprising support for Kamala Harris, showcasing a shift in political alliances. The conversation highlights the crucial intersection of foreign influence and U.S. politics as the election approaches.