Join Chuck Todd, NBC's Chief Political Analyst, alongside Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Michigan Rep. Debbie Dingell, and Colorado Senator Michael Bennet. They dive into the political pulse of the Democratic National Convention, discussing strategies for supporting Kamala Harris. Dingell emphasizes the importance of defining Harris' policies, while Bennet predicts Democrats will retain the Senate. The conversation is ripe with insights on party unity, campaign dynamics, and the impact of leadership as the election approaches.

The final January 6th hearing suggests that Donald Trump isn’t a great guy, Democrats zero in on a closing midterm message, and Colorado Senator Michael Bennet joins to talk about his midterm race for re-election. For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast. 

Colorado Senator Michael Bennet, formerly the superintendent of Denver Public Schools, shares his passion for food rights and nutrition advocacy. He discusses the critical links between food access and childhood poverty, highlighting the role of policies like the child tax credit. Bennet also reflects on his emotional journey of rediscovering cooking during the pandemic and emphasizes the joy and connection that come from home-cooked meals, all while encouraging hope in the face of challenges to democracy.