The podcast explores the momentum behind the reparations movement, with California leading the way. It also covers the House passing a bill targeting TikTok, dismissals in Trump's election case, and rats breaking into police headquarters to eat confiscated weed.

Peter Alexander serves as NBC News Chief White House Correspondent, delivering insights from the campaign trail, while Garrett Haake dissects Donald Trump's evolving campaign strategies. Trymaine Lee highlights voter registration efforts in Philadelphia, and Yasmin Vossoughian discusses the sentiments of Lebanese-American voters in Michigan. Jim Himes, Ranking Member of the House Intelligence Committee, analyzes how Yahya Sinwar's death could influence ceasefire discussions, weaving together political dynamics and voter engagement ahead of a pivotal election.

Former Special Counsel to Donald Trump Michael Cohen and a lineup of guests discuss the charges against Trump, the significance of loyalty, concerns about his treatment as an indicted defendant, the March on Washington commemoration, disqualifying Trump from holding office again, the rise of a controversial presidential candidate, Trump's legal troubles and corruption of power, updates on India, Russia, and Ukraine, and the lasting relevance of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.