Stacey Abrams, a prominent political leader and activist known for her tireless work in voter registration, joins the discussion. The conversation dissects Donald Trump's chaotic interview remarks, including his controversial comments about Kamala Harris. Abrams offers insights from a recent rally, emphasizing the need for strategic shifts within the Democratic Party. They also preview her upcoming podcast, aiming to energize political engagement and tackle pressing issues, particularly in relation to marginalized voting communities.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz joins to discuss the shifting political landscape, focusing on swing voters and their evolving preferences. He shares insights on Kamala Harris's rising momentum and the challenges of Donald Trump's controversial tactics. Walz also gets candid about his favorite state fair foods, like Sweet Martha's cookies, blending politics with humor. The conversation dives into the implications of campaign strategies, emphasizing the need for innovative messaging to engage voters in the upcoming election.

Jon chats with Sarah Longwell, a seasoned pollster who analyzes swing voter reactions, about Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. They dive into undecided voters' feelings following Biden's withdrawal, the impact of social media, and the intricate perceptions surrounding Harris’ identity. Voter concerns over Harris's viability against Trump and the necessity for a hopeful campaign message are explored, alongside the importance of authenticity in political discourse to engage key demographics.

Former UN Ambassador Susan Rice joins the show to discuss what it means to call Kamala Harris a 'DEI candidate' and the VP vetting process. They explore the Harris campaign rollout, the Right's attack strategies, and Joe Biden's Oval Office address about passing the torch.

Pete Buttigieg, a possible VP pick, discusses Kamala Harris's campaign, debates with Trump, police violence, and volunteer success on the campaign trail. They also touch on challenges, parenting preferences, and critiques of Netanyahu's speech to Congress.

Joe Biden makes history by withdrawing from the presidential race and endorsing Kamala Harris. The podcast discusses the unexpected events leading to Biden's decision, the strengths Harris brings to the race, GOP tactics to counter Democratic excitement, and speculation on potential VP picks.

Discussing Biden's potential moves, the worst and weirdest of the Republican convention, and winning elections in Wisconsin. The guests explore Trump's persona, social media comparisons, and the impact of the Dobbs decision on abortion access. With a trivia game about Wisconsin and playful banter, the episode offers a mix of political insight and humor.

Trump delivers a divisive acceptance speech, sparking discussions on Democratic nominee possibilities. Analysis of Biden's leadership and Kamala Harris's strengths on the campaign trail. Critique on political speeches, social media impact, and challenges in U.S. politics. Exploration of hypothetical scenarios for Kamala Harris in the election and the possibility of a female vice president. Humorous contemplation on unexpected running mate choices and promoting down-ballot candidates.

JD Vance, Donald Trump's running mate, faces criticism for his speech. Discussions range from Biden's positive COVID test to DNC's virtual roll call. Highlights include critiques on Vance's views, calls for Biden to step down, and political dynamics surrounding controversial statements.

Republican figures compete to praise Trump, spread lies on immigration, and anti-vax sentiments. DNC plans virtual roll call for Biden nomination. Fear tactics in political messaging. Unity in Milwaukee amid Republican chaos. Concerns over Biden campaign and potential withdrawal. Analysis of Republican strategies and Democratic resource allocation. Schiff and Moulton express doubts on Biden's candidacy.