Zoe Clark

Arthur Delaney, a senior reporter for HuffPost, discusses the implications of Trump's renewed travel ban, affecting individuals from several countries. Megan Scully, editor for Bloomberg News, shares insights on the bipartisan challenges facing a significant GOP budget bill in the Senate. Zoe Clark analyzes the humanitarian crisis in Gaza amidst escalating violence, while Layla Milana Allen highlights the dire situation for aid organizations. The conversation also delves into Ukraine's conflict, emphasizing ongoing U.S. support and key military strategies.

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, discusses her campaign strategies and policy positions as the election season heats up. Anita Kumar and Steve Clemens provide sharp political analysis on recent polling trends and the controversies surrounding voter engagement. Zoe Clark offers insights into Michigan's unique political landscape and its implications for upcoming races. The conversation also covers global events impacting the U.S., including tensions between India and Canada, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The guests this time include Amanda Becker, a political analyst for the 19th; Zoe Clark, Michigan Public's political director; Anita Kumar from Politico; Joyce Karam, a senior news editor at Al-Monitor; Alex Ward of The Wall Street Journal; and Robbie Grammer from Politico. They dive into Trump’s impactful tariffs and their backlash, the chilling violence faced by journalists in Gaza, and the political shockwaves from recent national security firings. Expect engaging insights into immigration policies and emerging international dynamics affecting U.S. diplomacy.

This week’s discussion features Josh Wingrove from Bloomberg News, Taylor Poplarz from Spectrum News, and other esteemed guests. They tackle the aftermath of deadly flooding in Texas and the urgent need for better disaster preparedness. Attention shifts to President Trump's controversial trade policies and his recent Nobel Peace Prize nomination by Netanyahu. Additionally, they delve into the Pentagon’s reversal on arms shipments to Ukraine and the broader implications for U.S. foreign policy amid global tensions.

Join Steve Clemens, an editor-at-large for The National Interest, Zoe Clark, political director for Michigan Public, Jack Datch, defense reporter at Politico, and Elizabeth Hagedorn, State Department correspondent at El Monitor, as they tackle pressing issues. The panel discusses the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show amid free speech concerns and critiques the UN report alleging genocide in Gaza. They also cover military developments in Ukraine, Trump's UK visit, and the implications of federal troop deployments, providing a sharp analysis of today's political landscape.