Susan Del Percio

This week's panel discusses Trump's base weakness, the impeachment inquiry, and the concept of 'Christian Nationalism'. They also explore internal discord within the Republican Party and the rise of conspiracy theories and political rumors.

Susan Del Percio, an MSNBC political analyst and crisis communications expert, joins to dissect the recent election outcomes. They delve into how Democratic victories in New Jersey and Virginia reflect an identity crisis within the party. Susan highlights the dynamics behind Mamdani’s win in New York City and the challenges of governing amidst fiscal constraints. Additionally, they explore the shifting political landscape in Georgia and what it means for future elections. Insights into the lessons Democrats must learn from these results round out a thought-provoking conversation.

This week, Susan Del Percio, an MSNBC political analyst, and Marc Polymeropoulos, a former CIA official, discuss the surprising shifts in U.S. policy towards Ukraine during the Trump administration. They explore feelings of betrayal among military personnel and debate the implications for American global leadership. The conversation also dives into the rising housing prices despite high interest rates, advocating for a reimagined view of homeownership as a utility rather than a mere investment.

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.