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Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney and legal expert, and Carol Leonnig, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and author, delve into a secret criminal investigation linking former President Trump to potential Egyptian campaign finance violations. They discuss the implications of Secretary Austin's decision on Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s plea deal and the frustrations of 9/11 victims' families with the slow legal process. Leonnig also shares insights on Secret Service failures connected to a Trump assassination attempt, making for a riveting and timely conversation.

Elliott Abrams, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former deputy assistant to the president, provides a deep dive into Venezuela's current political crisis. He discusses Nicolás Maduro's controversial election victory amid widespread fraud allegations and chaos. Abrams analyzes the dire humanitarian situation and the role of international oversight. He contemplates future scenarios, including potential government crackdowns and the shifting dynamics between the Maduro regime and organized crime. Insightful and urgent, this conversation unpacks a nation in turmoil.

Joanne Freeman, a Yale history professor and expert on U.S. political history, delves into the connection between past political violence and the current climate. She discusses the impact of technology and misinformation on democratic engagement, historical presidential assassination attempts, and the evolving political landscape influenced by race and gender. The healing role of music amid chaos and the complexities of leadership in today's polarized environment also take center stage, revealing how history can inform our present challenges.

Joyce Vance, a legal expert and former U.S. Attorney, dives into President Biden's ambitious proposals to reform the Supreme Court, including term limits and an ethics code. She highlights the challenges of implementing these reforms amid a polarized political landscape. The discussion also shifts to the latest on Donald Trump's legal battles, dissecting significant developments in his criminal cases and the implications of recent judicial rulings. Vance's insights shed light on the delicate balance between justice and the evolving political environment.

Doug Emhoff, the Second Gentleman of the United States and husband to Vice President Kamala Harris, shares insights on the unique challenges he faces in the campaign season. He discusses his advocacy for reproductive rights and combating anti-Semitism, highlighting the emotional toll of political life. Emhoff emphasizes the importance of family support and women's roles in a divisive landscape, while reflecting on the impact of hate on democracy. He also touches on the significance of voting and the collaboration needed for electoral success.

Jonathan Karl, ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent, discusses Kamala Harris' path to defeat Trump. They explore political strategies and challenges Harris faces in defining her image. Karl highlights the endorsements and political maneuvers behind Harris' VP selection, contrasting them with Trump's campaign oversight.

Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance and UCLA law professor Rick Hasen discuss legal dilemmas if Biden exits race, impacts on swing states, ballot access legal tactics, Democratic Party rules on delegate voting, campaign donation complexities, and controversial resignations.

National Political Correspondent Alex Thompson discusses President Biden's decision not to run for reelection, endorsing VP Kamala Harris. They explore the impact on the upcoming election, reactions from the Trump campaign, and challenges VP Harris may face. They also touch on diverse ticket expectations, potential Democratic candidates, and the timing of the VP pick announcement.

Former Secretary of Homeland Security, Jeh Johnson, and US Attorney Joyce Vance discuss the aftermath of an assassination attempt on former President Trump. They explore security lapses, shooter's motives, investigative processes, and the challenges of balancing safety with public engagement for political candidates.

Ezra Klein and Preet Bharara discuss strategies for Democrats to win the 2024 election. They also analyze Judge Cannon's ruling on Trump's classified documents. The conversation covers ideological conversions, Democratic Party's approach to the election, and Senator Bob Menendez's conviction and the rule of law.