Natalie Allison

Justin Jouvenal, a Supreme Court reporter for The Washington Post, and White House reporter Natalie Allison dive deep into Trump's latest courtroom clashes. They discuss Trump's controversial use of the Alien Enemies Act and his public insults towards a judge, sparking significant pushback from Chief Justice Roberts. The duo also analyzes the implications of a partial ceasefire deal in Ukraine, exploring how Trump's relations with both Putin and Zelensky affect U.S. foreign policy amid ongoing legal battles.

Join White House reporter Natalie Allison and national political reporter Maeve Reston as they dissect the whirlwind start of Trump’s second term, marked by a flurry of executive orders. They delve into Trump’s decision to replace national security adviser Michael Waltz and his first 100 days, where public opinion shows a stark divide over his policies. The duo also explores potential Democratic candidates for 2028, analyzing the ambitions of figures like Governors Pritzker, Newsom, and Whitmer, and their strategies for uniting the party.