Joining the show are Chris Hayes, a prominent journalist and host of MSNBC's "All In"; Rep. Byron Donalds, a Republican congressman from Florida; and Tara Palmeri. They discuss the tangled web of U.S. military strategy in the Middle East, focusing on the Gaza situation and troop deployment debates. The conversation humorously critiques modern tech's impact on attention spans and the frustrations of streaming sports. They also tackle the disconnect in the Democratic Party, exploring how societal issues connect to government inefficiencies.

Larry Wilmore and Rep. Byron Donalds join Bill Maher in a post-show discussion. They talk about God's role in life events, challenges facing boys, loneliness epidemic, social media, masculinity traits, NBC pulling Morning Joe off the air.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan discusses the war in Ukraine, Rep. Byron Donalds talks about Trump's stance on IVF, and Gov. Gavin Newsom defends Biden's chances in 2024. The roundtable delves into South Carolina's Republican primary and more.

Former mayor and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, comedian Larry Wilmore, and U.S. Representative Byron Donalds engage in discussions ranging from Biden's presidency challenges, political event analyses, contrasts in leadership styles between Biden and Trump, humorous commentaries on future headlines, and debates on racism, diversity, abortion autonomy, and public figure reactions.

Donald Trump Jr. and Rep. Byron Donalds discuss J.D. Vance's speech and media skepticism, Secret Service accountability, Dems' concerns about Biden, media bias, speculation on Trump's injuries, and calls for Biden to step down. Matt Taibbi joins to talk about media coverage of Trump's bravery, skepticism of his ear, and the left's discomfort with his positive attention.