Senator John Fetterman, Jennifer Carroll Foy, and chef José Andrés join the hosts for a live episode. Chaos in the House of Representatives, President Biden's Oval Office address, and Trump's activities. Senator Fetterman talks about mental health and Andrés ranks Tik Tok food fads. The hosts also announce their new book.

President Biden's visit to Israel to prevent a wider war and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Republicans inch closer to making election-denier Jim Jordan Speaker. Discussion on Democrats' plan to address the chaos in Congress and the most important races in 2023.

Discussion on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas and its impact on American politics, President Biden's response to the situation in Gaza, controversy surrounding Donald Trump's comments on Israel, media's focus on controversial statements, dysfunction in the Republican Party, potential dynamics of a three-way race in Arizona, Democrats' chances of retaining control of the Senate, and the political price for supporting controversial figures.

Israel's full-scale siege on Gaza Strip after Hamas attack, Republicans blame Biden. RFK Jr. drops out of Democratic Primary, launches third-party bid. Former Republican Congressman Kinzinger discusses chaos in House. Speaker race and importance of convincing voters. Potential impact of third-party candidates in upcoming election. Kinzinger's interview on Speaker's role. Reflection on Republican Party's evolution and importance of courage in politics.

Former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson joins the show to talk about testifying against her former boss. Dan and Jon discuss the race for a new Speaker and the opinions surrounding House Democrats' refusal to vote for McCarthy. They also discuss Trump's behavior and his fundraising strategy.

They discuss Kevin McCarthy's decision to avoid a government shutdown, his lies, and the controversy surrounding Matt Gaetz. They also delve into Trump's legal strategy and behavior, the trial of Trump, and President Biden's sharpness. Additionally, they talk about Gavin Newsom's selection of a progressive senator, sustainable fashion, and McCarthy's dilemma.

The podcast discusses the second Republican debate, criticizing the lack of substantive discussion and breakout moments. They also talk about the challenging dynamic between moderators and candidates. Other topics include therapy and sleep, takeaways from the debate, tax rates, Biden's support for striking auto workers, Trump's fraudulent activities, and the threat of prison for him. Overall, it is an entertaining discussion of the recent political events.

Trump demands a shutdown, threatens media outlets, and promises to investigate if he wins. House Republicans bring government closer to a shutdown. Bob Menendez gets indicted. Tommy talks to Kal Penn about youth vote and Hollywood writer's strike.

Trump skips debates and shifts focus to general election strategy. Daniella Diaz helps make sense of GOP shutdown chaos. Divisive topic: what John Fetterman is allowed to wear.

Michigan Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin joins the podcast to discuss the United Auto Workers' strike and her campaign for Senate, while they also cover Trump's incriminating statements, a possible government shutdown, Mitt Romney's departure, and Lauren Boebert's apology after inappropriate behavior.