Lydia Polgreen, a prominent journalist, and David French, a noted legal commentator, dive into the current political landscape and the surprisingly muted resistance to Trump's second term. They explore the shift from passionate protests to a quieter outcry, questioning effective means of opposition today. The duo also dissects the influence of public sentiment on political action, the challenges within the Democratic Party, and the complex dynamics of political coalitions. Their insights offer a thought-provoking look at democracy and resistance in modern America.

Kara and Scott analyze Kamala Harris's potential as a presidential candidate, Biden's endorsement, and VP pick speculations. They discuss the fallout from the CrowdStrike update, its industry impact, and cybersecurity concerns. Lydia Polgreen joins to share insights on the Democratic Party's path and Harris's economic views, tech relationships, and campaign dynamics.

Tracy Chapman's eponymous debut album has surged in popularity, resonating with Gen Z audiences. Kara Swisher speaks with Lydia Polgreen, Maura Johnston, and Estelle Caswell about the album's themes, the changing music industry, and Joni Mitchell's Grammy comeback.