Tolu Olorunnipa

Join political heavyweights Peter Baker, Chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, Leigh Ann Caldwell from Puck News, Jonathan Karl of ABC News, and Toluse Olorunnipa from The Atlantic as they dissect President Trump’s unprecedented anger. They explore his alarming calls for violence against lawmakers, his clashes with female reporters, and political setbacks affecting his administration. The discussion also delves into Trump's defense of Saudi Arabia and the implications of military obedience amid political tensions.

Toluse Olorunnipa, a staff writer at The Atlantic, sheds light on the pressing impacts of the ongoing government shutdown, particularly on SNAP benefits that support 42 million Americans. He discusses how the suspension of payments affects families, food banks facing overwhelming demand, and the political landscape where lawmakers feel the heat from constituents. Olorunnipa also explores the complexities behind appropriations laws and the government's legal strategies, revealing the human cost of political deadlock.

Tolu Olorunnipa, a staff writer at The Atlantic specializing in national politics, dives into the ongoing government shutdown and its dire effects on SNAP benefits. He highlights how 42 million Americans are impacted, with overwhelmed food banks struggling to meet rising demands. Olorunnipa discusses the political implications of the shutdown, from lawmakers' responses to changing voter sentiments. He also emphasizes the necessity for diverse aid beyond food, addressing the urgent needs of various communities during this crisis.