In this discussion, Jeff Stein, an economics reporter for The Washington Post, and Liz Goodwin, a Congressional reporter, dissect the chaotic aftermath of a tragic plane crash linked to Trump’s narrative. They delve into Trump’s unverified claims regarding DEI and its connection to the crash. The duo also tackles the administration's abrupt changes in federal funding and the political drama surrounding the Senate hearings for controversial Cabinet nominees. Their insights highlight the tense intersection of politics, media response, and legislative challenges.

Liz Goodwin, a Congressional reporter for The Washington Post, joins Democratic strategist Joel Payne and political analyst Sarah Longwell to dissect the current political landscape dominated by Trump. They discuss the Democratic Party's struggle to respond to GOP shifts and explore the implications of Project 2025. The guests highlight failures in effective communication, urging a pivot towards democracy-focused narratives. They also unpack how influential figures like Elon Musk are reshaping political dynamics, stressing the importance of innovative resistance strategies.

Martine Powers, a co-host of 'Post Reports', is joined by political experts Aaron Blake and Liz Goodwin. The trio dives into Kamala Harris's new economic proposals aimed at winning the election trifecta. They discuss the significance of the upcoming Democratic National Convention, where Biden's absence poses unique challenges. Tensions in Michigan's Senate race reveal the role of women in politics, while the impact of celebrity endorsements, like Taylor Swift, adds intrigue to this dynamic political landscape.

Liz Goodwin, a Congress reporter for The Washington Post, dives deep into Trump's eyebrow-raising Cabinet choices, including the controversial Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services. The discussion reveals how these picks might face opposition from Senate Republicans and explores the dynamics of bypassing traditional confirmation processes. Goodwin also highlights the political fallout around nominations like Matt Gaetz for Justice and Tulsi Gabbard's role in intelligence, emphasizing the shifting power within the GOP and its implications for Congress.

Liz Goodwin, Congress reporter for The Washington Post, joins to dissect Trump's surprising Cabinet picks, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard. They discuss the mixed reactions from Senate Republicans and the party's internal struggles. Could the Senate block these nominees? Goodwin delves into confirmation challenges and the option of recess appointments. The conversation also touches on John Thune's role as the new Republican majority leader and the broader dynamics of Trump's influence over Senate leadership.