Rick Wilson discusses how Matt Gaetz's actions impact GOP's prospects. Panel discussion at the Texas Tribune Fest focuses on abortion, gun violence, and challenges faced by women of color in defending democracy. Kamala Harris's biases and visibility as vice president are also discussed.

Matthew Palazola, Senior Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, dives into Berkshire Hathaway's impressive earnings and its strategic cash reserves. Maya Wiley, President and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, sheds light on critical electoral issues affecting democracy and women's rights. Katy Kaminski, Chief Research Strategist, shares her market outlook ahead of the elections. Katherine Burton highlights trading strategies for election night, while Ruben Hovhannisyan discusses bond market shifts, and Yayoi Sekine offers insights into the future of renewable energy.

Maya Wiley, former NYC mayoral candidate and president of The Leadership Conference, joins independent journalist Justin Glawe to delve into the bizarre political landscape, focusing on JD Vance's questionable approach to governance. They discuss the alarming rise of election misinformation and how conspiracy theorists infiltrate local governance, impacting democracy. Wiley also shares insights from her memoir, emphasizing the power of personal narratives in activism. The episode encapsulates today’s critical need for responsible political dialogue amid escalating tensions.

Maya Wiley, an influential author and advocate, shares insights from her new book, 'Remember, You Are a Wiley,' exploring familial history and the fight against racism and sexism. Dr. Nii-Quartelai Quartey discusses his book, 'Kamala, The Motherland, and Me,' reflecting on leadership and identity in today's society. The conversation dives into the impacts of Trump’s debate performance, the importance of collective action for social justice, and the pressing need to preserve Black narratives in the face of erasure efforts.

Maya Wiley, the CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, discusses her collaboration with Vice President Kamala Harris on AI issues. They explore how tech impacts civil rights, especially for marginalized communities. Wiley shares insights from a key meeting where concerns about AI’s societal effects were raised. She emphasizes the need for regulatory governance to protect against abuses like identity theft. Personal anecdotes highlight Harris's genuine approach to unity and the challenges ahead in shaping ethical AI policies.

Maya Wiley and Tim Ryan discuss Kamala Harris's rise, Trump's reaction, and Biden's leadership. They share optimism about Harris's potential against Trump. They explore the intersectionality of race and gender in politics and analyze campaign strategies. The conversation also delves into leadership qualities, the emotional aspects of campaigns, and the importance of diversity initiatives.

Maya Wiley and Chai Komanduri join Ari Melber to discuss the Republican Party's recent losses, the influence of Trumpism, the decline of the anti-choice movement, the significance of abortion as a civil right, and the upcoming trial of the former President. The chapter also mentions Birdman's visit, election updates, and a legal case involving a Trump lawyer.

Eric Trump testifies in civil fraud trial, denying involvement in severance package negotiation. The ongoing trial and the contradictions in Eric Trump's statements are analyzed, along with potential penalties for the Trump organization. The podcast also discusses the MAGA base's support for insurrection and upcoming subpoenas related to the Clarence Thomas ethics scandal. Speculation on Donald Trump's upcoming testimony and behavior in court, as well as his political scheming, is covered. The perception of the Capitol riot as an act in line with Trump's claims and the characterization of the MAGA movement as a cult are explored. Lastly, the pressure on Justice Clarence Thomas and President Biden's visit to a grieving community are discussed.

Guests including Rep. Gregory Meeks and Maya Wiley discuss last-minute agreement on short-term funding, threats to Speaker McCarthy, working with Ukraine, Trump's legal troubles, Supreme Court rulings, disarray among GOP, efforts of far-right Republicans, racist depictions in the news, perceptions of Black news coverage, and media portrayal of Black communities.

Donald Trump found guilty of fraud, potential consequences for Trump Organization and family. Discussion on challenges in post-pandemic economy, Biden's low approval ratings, and discontent among voters. Explorations of passionate voters, violence potential, and contradictions in arguments.