Reverend Al Sharpton, Howard Dean, Glenn Kirschner, Kristy Greenberg, Cory Booker, and Rep. Denver Riggleman discuss chaos in the House GOP after McCarthy's ouster. Topics include divisions within the Republican Party, concerns about Americans' awareness, potential leaders, legal troubles for Trump, and lack of GOP leadership.

Join Jonathan Lemire, White House bureau chief at Politico; Reverend Al Sharpton, President of the National Action Network; Zannie Minton-Bettos, Editor in Chief of The Economist; and former Congressman Carlos Curbelo as they analyze the ramifications of the recent presidential race. They discuss Trump's surprising team selections and the shifting political dynamics in America, including the Democratic Party's difficulties in reaching its base. The conversation also touches on race and technology's effects on voter engagement and the need for unity amid disinformation.

Kamala Harris, the U.S. Vice President and 2024 re-election candidate, faces off with Donald Trump, the former president also aiming for the presidency. They discuss their contrasting strategies and how polling reveals a slight edge for Harris among key demographics, especially women. The guests dive into the implications of recent derogatory remarks at a Trump rally, emphasizing the rising normalization of hate speech. Revered figures like Reverend Al Sharpton and Jim Messina further dissect the need for grassroots mobilization in today's charged political landscape.

Vice President Kamala Harris discusses her rising poll numbers and the significance of grassroots engagement, particularly within the black community. Former President Donald Trump faces scrutiny over his erratic behavior and controversial media interactions, including a bizarre music session that raises mental acuity questions. Reverend Al Sharpton and former Senator Claire McCaskill analyze the contrasting communication styles of Trump and Harris, especially about voter turnout in Georgia, while Ed Luce and John Micklethwaite critique the economic repercussions of Trump's tariff policies.

Vice President Kamala Harris makes history by accepting the Democratic nomination for President, showcasing her personal journey and addressing pressing issues like the economy and the Gaza conflict. Actress Kerry Washington adds her voice on social advocacy, while civil rights leader Reverend Al Sharpton discusses the significance of unity and resilience. The absence of expected pop star Beyoncé adds a twist to the night, as the panel reflects on the electric atmosphere and the urgency of upcoming elections.