The Source with Kaitlan Collins

John Miller, CNN's chief law enforcement analyst, Andrew McCabe, former FBI Deputy Director, and Darren Porcher, former NYPD lieutenant, delve into the shocking attack on two National Guardsmen in DC. They explore the suspect's immigrant background and asylum timeline, shedding light on the investigation's complexities. The trio discusses investigative tactics, including evidence gathering despite suspect noncooperation. They also touch on the broader implications for national security and community integration. A compelling conversation filled with critical insights!

Bill Stepien, a political operative and former Trump campaign manager, discusses the escalating tensions between parties over the military's duty to follow orders. Meanwhile, chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov critiques U.S.-Russia negotiations, warning against private interests undermining national policy, especially regarding Ukraine. The conversation dives into the implications of political theater around accusations of sedition and the legal aspects of lawmakers' speeches, raising questions about bipartisan cooperation on pressing issues.

Ellie Honig, a former Justice Department official and CNN senior legal analyst, dives into the chaos surrounding recent legal dismissals and what they mean for Trump’s legal strategy. Congressman Don Bacon critiques Trump’s 28-point Ukraine plan, arguing it’s a retreat from U.S. support. He also questions the Pentagon's investigation into Senator Kelly, calling it cringy and urging legal clarity. Meanwhile, Congressman Mike Lawler discusses pressing New York politics and the need for effective governance amidst cultural debates.

Marjorie Taylor Greene announces her resignation from Congress, citing a fallout with Trump as the catalyst. The discussion reveals tensions over policy disagreements and her position on Epstein files. Panelists speculate on her future political ambitions while evaluating the impact of her resignation on GOP dynamics. They contrast Trump's warm reception of Zoran Mamdani with his treatment of Greene and ponder broader implications for both parties. Analysts voice concerns about Trump's declining popularity and Republican unity amid the turmoil.

Did the President of the United States just threaten them with the death penalty? Democratic Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona joins to respond.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott Jennings, a political commentator and former senior advisor, joins the discussion on Trump's recent signing of the Epstein files bill, igniting a 30-day DOJ deadline for document release. The conversation dives into the political implications of the legislation, with Jennings analyzing potential fallout for both parties. They also touch on the complexities surrounding redactions and privacy issues. Additionally, Jennings shares insights on Trump's upcoming meeting with New York's mayor-elect, highlighting the administrative shifts in messaging regarding Epstein.

The bill to release the files from Jeffrey Epstein that are in the hands of the Justice Department are about to head to President Trump’s desk. We have the survivors and the congressman who made it happen here tonight.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Inside President Trump’s reversal on the Epstein files ahead of a vote tomorrow that is looking like it is going to be a Republican landslide.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego discusses the need for transparency in the Epstein case and criticizes Trump's actions as a distraction. Former Congressman Peter Meijer provides insight into GOP concerns about the political implications of releasing more Epstein records. On a lighter note, documentary filmmaker Ken Burns shares fascinating details about his new series on the American Revolution, highlighting lesser-known historical figures and the enduring themes of the nation’s founding.

George Conway, a legal analyst and political commentator, dives into the contentious political landscape surrounding the Epstein files. He discusses Republican lawmakers' surprising willingness to support transparency by voting for the files' release, despite pressure from the White House. The conversation also explores the implications of Ghislaine Maxwell's treatment in prison, critiques of the DOJ's investigation, and the political fallout for Trump amid ongoing allegations. Conway emphasizes the critical need for accountability and the intertwined fates of politics and justice.