Sen. Mitch McConnell

Political journalist Molly Ball, political strategist Navin Nayak, and political analyst Brendan Buck discuss the Trump immunity case and election interference in Arizona. Sen. Mitch McConnell talks about Ukraine aid package and legal battles involving the former president. The podcast explores Supreme Court arguments, presidential immunity, legal tactics, Trump's legal accountability, and McConnell's influence on the Republican Party.

Mitch McConnell, the longest-serving Senate Majority Leader, reflects on his legacy and future after stepping down. He shares insights into his role in shaping U.S. politics and the Supreme Court. Robert Lighthizer, Trump's former trade negotiator, discusses the economic implications of tariffs on American manufacturing and trade policies. Meanwhile, veterans seeking healing from PTSD embark on psychedelic retreats in Mexico, exploring new therapeutic possibilities through psilocybin. These intertwined narratives reveal the complexities of leadership, mental health, and trade in America today.

Mitch McConnell, former Senate Majority Leader, shares his plans to exit Senate leadership while discussing the political implications of his departure. Joining him is Donald Trump, who surprisingly positions himself as the moderate candidate for 2024. They dive into the contrasting economic and immigration policies of the current administration versus Trump's, debating public perceptions of moderation in leadership. The conversation highlights the shifting dynamics in American politics, touching on contentious issues like race, crime, and foreign policy.