Stephanie Sy, a seasoned reporter covering the wildfires in Los Angeles, shares harrowing stories of residents losing their homes and reveals the chaos of emergency responses. Former domestic policy advisor Stuart Eisenstadt reflects on President Jimmy Carter's impactful legacy during his state funeral, emphasizing his humanitarian efforts. Journalist Fred de Sam Lazaro probes the effectiveness of U.S. foreign aid in enhancing food security in sub-Saharan Africa, discussing the challenges faced by local farmers and the bureaucratic hurdles hindering development.

Stephanie Sy, a PBS NewsHour reporter covering wildfires in Los Angeles, discusses the devastating impact on the community and emergency response failures amid rising climate change concerns. Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor under President Biden, reflects on his experiences and critiques the incoming Trump administration’s unconventional foreign policies. The conversation dives into the broader implications of Trump's legal battles on governance and international relations, highlighting a tumultuous political landscape.

Stephanie Sy reports on the devastating wildfires ravaging Southern California, highlighting the emotional toll on communities and the staggering challenge for firefighters. Pete Buttigieg discusses the Biden administration's infrastructure plans to enhance transportation safety and support electric vehicle initiatives. Leila Molana-Allen shares insights from a post-Assad Syria, revealing the complex emotions locals navigate in their struggle for freedom. Fred de Sam Lazaro critiques the effectiveness of U.S. foreign aid in Africa, advocating for sustainable healthcare solutions.