Susan Page, Washington bureau chief at USA Today, brings her political expertise to discuss Joe Biden’s presidency as it nears its end. She highlights his role in overcoming the Covid crisis and achieving significant legislative successes amidst a backdrop of partisan conflict. The conversation reveals the complexities of his decision to run for a second term, which some see as a gamble that could define his legacy. Page argues that Biden's transformative potential may echo for decades, painting a nuanced picture of his impact amid public perception and challenges.

Journalist Susan Page delves into Barbara Walters' groundbreaking career, tackling topics like her negotiation skills, tough interviews with Trump, and controversial Monica Lewinsky interview. Page's book explores Walters' personal challenges and impact on journalism, highlighting her unique blend of news and entertainment.

Gov. Ron DeSantis drops out of presidential race and endorses Trump. Write-in campaign for Biden in New Hampshire primary. Israel proposes pause in fighting for hostage release. Vice President Harris tours Wisconsin to discuss reproductive rights.

Meghan McCain talks with iconic political reporter, Susan Page, about her career spanning seven White House administrations. Then, rising star Link Lauren discusses his boots on the ground coverage of the 2024 election and how he predicted the Pence campaign flop.

President & CEO of Oxfam America discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Susan Page, Juanita Tolliver, and Brad Todd join to discuss President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war. NBC News campaign embed Sarah Dean reports on Kathryn Burgum, wife of presidential candidate Doug Burgum and her role in the campaign.