Sen. Bill Cassidy

Cabot Phillips, a senior editor and reporter at Daily Wire, shares on-the-ground insights about the escalating unrest in Minneapolis, including details of an ICE-related shooting. He discusses Trump's warning to potentially deploy the Insurrection Act amid this chaos. On the political front, Senator Bill Cassidy provides a detailed account of the Senate hearing on mail-order abortion pills, emphasizing the need for in-person consultations to improve safety and reduce coercion. Their discussions shed light on pressing issues from immigration to public health.

Van Jones, progressive commentator and former Obama adviser; Adam Kinzinger, veteran and former Republican congressman; and Senator Bill Cassidy, physician and health policy advocate, examine the GOP’s stunning losses. They discuss voter frustration, candidate quality, health care, Social Security, the Iran war, and pressure surrounding Pete Hegseth. Democrats’ gains, Senate leadership, women breaking records, and the challenge of turning momentum into policy also take center stage.

Alice Miranda Ollstein, Politico health reporter, offers policy reporting and analysis. Bill Cassidy, U.S. Senator and HELP Committee chair, outlines his MVP health proposals. Joanne Kenen, public health fellow and writer, brings public health perspective. Margot Sanger-Katz, NYT health policy reporter, digs into federal program trends. They discuss plunging SNAP enrollment, looming Medicaid changes, work requirement rollouts, surprise-billing arbitration, and drug supply and vaccine trust issues.

Bill Cassidy, a Republican physician and former Louisiana senator, reflects on the GOP’s future after losing reelection. He discusses vaccine policy, measles and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s health leadership, Social Security’s looming crisis, healthcare costs, the Iran war and bipartisan governing. He also makes the case for congressional guardrails around artificial intelligence.

Guests include Alastair Pinder, Global Equity Strategist at HSBC, discussing how AI adoption may shape equities and credit in 2026. Ian Harnett, Chief Investment Strategist at Absolute Strategy Research, warns of potential AI bubbles and macro risks. Amanda Lynam, from BlackRock, provides insights on the credit market, predicting peak defaults but urging selectivity. U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy analyzes consumer spending trends from Black Friday and discusses health care affordability proposals. Tune in for a mix of market insights and fiscal policy!

Caitlin Polantz, CNN legal reporter who analyzed Justice Department and confirmation matters. Raul Torrez, New Mexico attorney general pursuing Meta and unredacted Epstein files. Bill Cassidy, U.S. senator who weighed in on the Blanche confirmation decision. David Goldman, CNN Business reporter who explained the surprising 23,000 jobs loss and quirky economic indicators. They discuss confirmations, legal fights over documents, Meta’s penalty, and the jobs shock.

Pippa Stevens, CNBC reporter who shares a Generation Lab survey of young adults on AI, tech and politics. Jonathan Kanter, former Assistant Attorney General offering legal analysis on preferential access and regulatory risk. Bill Cassidy, physician and U.S. Senator focused on vaccine schedule changes and parental impacts. They discuss legal claims about early presidential post access, vaccine policy shifts, and Gen Z’s AI and economic anxieties.

Sen. Bill Cassidy discusses concerns about Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's health. Gov. Gavin Newsom puts speculation about a 2024 presidential bid to rest. The podcast explores the reluctance of aging leaders to step down. Debates about Biden and Trump running again and the desire for change by the American people. Discussion on the future of the Democratic Party and the possibility of Vice President Harris becoming President. Reflections on years of community and conversation at NBC News and the moderator's future commitments.

Rep. Ro Khanna, a California Democrat focused on technology and national security, discusses AI safeguards and U.S.-China cooperation. Sen. Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana physician and Republican, tackles vaccines, debt, and inflation. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, a former Spanish-language journalist from Florida, addresses deportations and Venezuela. Economist Gary Cohn examines soaring energy prices, consumer confidence, and interest rates. Jensen Huang weighs AI’s rapid advance and public safety.

Bill Cassidy, a Louisiana physician and former Republican senator, reflects on his break with Trump-era politics after losing reelection. He discusses vaccine guidance, measles and the MAHA movement, soaring health care costs, Social Security’s looming insolvency, congressional compromise, Iran’s costs and the need for AI guardrails. He also makes the case for a more market-oriented Republican future.