Shawn McCreesh

David Enrich, a Deputy investigations editor for The New York Times known for probing the Epstein case, joins Shawn McCreesh, a seasoned Times White House correspondent focused on the MAGA movement. The duo unpacks Trump’s struggles to manage his supporters' obsession with Epstein. They discuss the shifting loyalties within the MAGA base and how recent revelations are reshaping their unwavering fidelity. The conversation reveals the challenges Trump faces as he navigates his base’s newfound scrutiny amid ongoing controversies.

Isaac Arnsdorf, a politics reporter for The Washington Post, and Sean McCreesh, a features writer for the New York Times Politics Desk, discuss Donald Trump's alarming campaign promises, including recent comments on military action against an 'enemy from within.' They explore how such rhetoric impacts political division and law enforcement. Additionally, they analyze Republican voters' mixed reactions—balancing loyalty and skepticism—toward Trump's radical statements and the potential shifts in policy with like-minded candidates.

Shawn McCreesh, a White House reporter for The New York Times, dives into the ongoing intrigue surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case and its impact on the MAGA movement. He discusses how a recent Justice Department memo backfired, fueling conspiracy theories instead of quelling them. The conversation reveals the complex connections between Epstein and political figures, highlighting the MAGA base's struggle with trust and accountability. McCreesh also examines calls for transparency regarding Epstein's client list and the broader implications of elite corruption in contemporary politics.