Stef Kight

Stef Kight, a political reporter for Axios, analyzes Vice President Kamala Harris's compelling closing arguments aimed at uniting voters in her presidential campaign. She highlights Harris’s strategic focus on economic issues and contrasts her vision with Donald Trump's. Maurice Moe Green, a Democratic candidate for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Education, advocates for reforms to enhance the lives of students and teachers, emphasizing the significant impact of local elections on educational policies.

Susan Del Percio, an MSNBC political analyst with a knack for crisis communications, joins Stef Kight, a politics reporter at Axios, to explore President-elect Trump’s ambitious agenda. They discuss the potential of a 'mega MAGA moonshot' that could revolutionize legislation. The conversation shifts to cryptocurrency, spotlighting a proposed strategic Bitcoin reserve and evolving bipartisan support. The duo also addresses the chilling effects of January 6th on political dialogue, considering how narratives around the attack are changing in light of Trump's possible re-election.

Joining the discussion are Susan Del Percio, an MSNBC political analyst known for her expertise in crisis communications, and Stef Kight, a politics reporter at Axios covering Congress and immigration. They dive into the implications of the Senate Republicans’ new leadership and Trump’s influence on cabinet nominations. Controversies arise over FEMA allegedly sidestepping Trump supporters in disaster assessments. The conversation wraps with a tease of a future House hearing about UFOs, making for an intriguing political landscape.

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake hits Morocco, leaving over 2100 dead and 2400 injured. Local governments address the humanitarian crisis for migrants in U.S. cities. The G20 summit in India is also discussed.

Axios Today discusses how courts drive US immigration policy, covering recent lawsuits, Biden's asylum restrictions, and Governor Abbott's actions. They also touch on therapy speak, its impact when misused, and its weaponization in everyday communication.