House passes $95 billion in foreign aid bills for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. TikTok faces ban if not sold to U.S. company. House Speaker Johnson faces threats from House Freedom Caucus. Podcast covers Trump's legal troubles and undecided voters' views on his alleged crimes.

House Speaker Mike Johnson announces a plan to split foreign aid package into bills for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, to address divisions within GOP regarding additional funding for Ukraine. The move aims to align party support for Israel while satisfying opposing views. The podcast explores the dynamics and challenges of aid distribution, highlighting the urgency and political implications involved.

The podcast delves into various topics such as reader questions, Trump's legal issues, and undecided voters' perspectives. It also discusses immigration policies, Putin's potential aggression, biases in journalism, advertising practices, and generational politics.

Undecided voters discuss Trump's legal troubles and potential impact on their vote. They also reflect on Haley dropping out and Biden's State of the Union Address. The episode explores themes of immunity for the president and how it could affect the election. With 201 days to go, the focus is on major storylines in the race.

Former President Donald Trump's criminal trial for falsifying business records has begun, making him the first to face such charges. The podcast discusses the allegations brought by Manhattan DA, jury selection, and implications on Trump's re-election campaign. It also touches on varying opinions, concerns about fairness, and potential impacts on democracy and Trump's future actions.

The podcast discusses Iran's unprecedented direct attack on Israel with drones and missiles, escalating tensions from historical conflicts. The episode also covers diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation and the implications of the failed missile attack. Additionally, it touches on inclusive sports policies and diverse topics like chip production, military statistics in Iran, and plans for a tidal power plant.

Isaac and Ari discuss Bali trip, Biden's loan forgiveness plan, pro-Palestine protest at Berkeley, and Justice Sotomayor's retirement. Ari shares a grievance Isaac agrees with. Topics include travel experiences, debt forgiveness, student activism, and Supreme Court dynamics.

The podcast discusses the recent government announcements on the economy, including the unexpected job growth and steady unemployment rate. It also features an interview with a retired NYPD lieutenant and civil-rights activist. Additionally, the podcast explores diverse perspectives on inflation, Biden's economic policies, and the impact on average Americans, along with a heartwarming story of a class reunion organized around a rare eclipse event.

President Biden unveils new plan to potentially cancel college loans for 30 million borrowers. Americans currently own $1.7 trillion in student loan debt. Podcast covers Biden's student debt relief plan, legal concerns, economic impact, and polling data on student loan debt concerns and voter turnout.

Former President Trump announces his stance on abortion, endorsing state authority over federal bans. The impact of his ambiguous position post Roe v. Wade is dissected, with reactions from both Democrats and Republicans. Electoral vote scenarios and a heartwarming fundraiser for heroes of color are also discussed.