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In this podcast, they discuss the mounting pressures on Prime Minister Netanyahu from both internal and external fronts amidst the critical moment in the war in Gaza. Topics include ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, American anger towards Netanyahu, internal Israeli disagreements, rivalry between Benny Gantz and Netanyahu, and the potential impact of Netanyahu's planned speech before the US Congress.

Hunter Biden's drug addiction struggles detailed in his memoir are used against him in a federal trial over a gun purchase. The podcast explores the charges he faces, the potential impact on his father's reelection campaign, and the defense strategy in the case.

Former health adviser Anthony Fauci faces intense scrutiny from Republicans over pandemic response and virus origins. Debate on COVID-19's source, political divides, and challenges in public health crisis preparedness discussed. Fauci's legacy in shaping U.S. response to pandemic highlighted during contentious congressional hearing.

The podcast delves into TikTok's offer to the U.S. government, including a kill switch and strict oversight measures. The Biden administration ultimately rejects the proposal, leading to legislative actions. The legal battle and complexities surrounding TikTok's relationship with the Chinese government are analyzed. Additionally, the podcast explores Mexico's first female president and the health consequences of loud restaurants.

Senior political reporter Aaron Blake and colleague Ashley Parker discuss the politics of Trump's guilty verdict, Republican and Democrat reactions, and the politicization of the rule of law. They explore the implications, GOP responses, and potential consequences for the 2024 campaign.

Former president Donald Trump was convicted of falsifying business records in his hush money trial. The trial lasted seven weeks, resulting in a unanimous guilty verdict from the jury. Politics reporter Isaac Arnsdorf discusses the moment in the courthouse and what comes next, including the potential sentencing and implications for Trump's future campaigns.

The podcast discusses how far-right Israeli settlers are blocking aid to Gaza, leading to a humanitarian crisis. It explores the politicization of aid delivery and the challenges faced by humanitarian groups. The episode also covers escalating attacks in Gaza, civilian safety concerns, and the international response to the conflict.

Exploring the strain on the US power grid from crypto, AI, and clean-tech manufacturing. Discussing solutions and who will pay the price. Challenges of balancing energy needs and grid reliability. The role of tech companies and local governments in enhancing grid efficiency. Dilemmas faced by utilities investing in infrastructure. The impact of data center energy usage on the power grid and potential energy shortages.

Prime Minister Nerendra Modi leads in India's historic election, with support from women and young voters due to his Hindu nationalist platform and social media campaign. Opposition parties struggle to unite against Modi, citing economic struggles and attacks on Muslims. The podcast explores the complexities of Indian politics and the potential impact of Modi's leadership.

Residents of public housing in Milwaukee are fighting for better living conditions, facing issues like bedbugs, violence, and backlogged maintenance. Black tenants struggle for dignity and respect, highlighting the power dynamics with building management and government officials. Advocacy efforts aim to hold officials accountable and seek help from higher authorities for change.