Al Franken, a former U.S. Senator and comedic commentator, teams up with Justice Allison Riggs, North Carolina's Supreme Court Justice and civil rights advocate. They dive into the mechanics of government that might ensnare Trump’s administration. Riggs shares her intense campaign experience and the pivotal role of judicial elections. The duo humorously critiques Biden's congressional stock ban proposal and discusses the influence of billionaires on policy, emphasizing the importance of electoral integrity and advocacy in shaping American democracy.

Rick Wilson, founder of The Lincoln Project, provides sharp insights into the political upheaval expected after the 2024 election. Rep. Mikie Sherrill discusses her gubernatorial campaign in New Jersey, highlighting the current political challenges she faces. They explore the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party and the struggles of connecting with diverse, working-class voters. The conversation also touches on the implications of Trump's actions on public health policies and the urgency for both parties to address critical issues.

Sam Brodey, a national political reporter at the Boston Globe, shares intriguing insights into the bizarre happenings within Congress. Robert Faturechi, an investigative reporter from ProPublica, dives into Donald Trump’s complex web of business conflicts of interest. The duo discusses the implications of upcoming judicial confirmations amid political tensions, and they unpack how Trump Media intertwines wealth and politics, raising questions about accountability and public trust in governance.

Stuart Stevens, a legendary campaign manager and author, offers sharp insights on the current state of American democracy. Award-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney dives into his documentary 'The Bibi Files,' revealing stunning parallels between Trump and Netanyahu. They discuss the implications of corruption in politics and the psychological traits of influential leaders. Together, they reflect on the need for political accountability and the evolving dynamics within the Republican Party, emphasizing the importance of voter engagement in a shifting landscape.

TPM’s Josh Marshall examines what the next Trump administration might look like. Rolling Stone’s Noah Schachtman analyzes Eric Adams's desperate pleas to Trump and the mockery they have received.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rick Wilson, founder of The Lincoln Project, shares insights on Trump’s administration and its threats to democracy. Ben Wikler, Chair of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, discusses his ambitions for the DNC and strategies to mobilize voters. They delve into the discontent surrounding the healthcare system, emphasizing its political implications. The conversation also highlights the complexities of trust in security and Senate dynamics, and the radicalization within the Republican Party, all while examining the vital role of grassroots engagement.

The Focus Group podcast’s Sarah Longwell examines her assumptions about the 2024 election and how they can be improved for the future. Senator Chris Murphy discusses how Democrats can appeal to the American people with a more populist message.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Timothy O’Brien, Editor at Bloomberg Opinion, shares insights on what the next Trump administration may look like, discussing the potential reshaping of federal powers. Molly Redden from ProPublica digs into Trump’s strategies to sidestep Congress. They cover the significant political shifts since Trump’s first term, the ethical dilemmas facing the Supreme Court, and the economic struggles of the working class. The conversation also navigates the complexities of Senate dynamics, showcasing the tension between traditional Republican values and emerging factions.

The Atlantic’s George Conway shares his insights on President Biden pardoning his son, Hunter. DLCC’s Heather Williams details the Democrats' strategy in the years to come to reclaim a majority.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rick Wilson, founder of The Lincoln Project, shares sharp insights on the implications of Kash Patel's potential FBI directorship. Caroline Kitchener, a national reporter from The Washington Post, dives into the chilling realities of a post-Roe world, discussing the impact of new abortion bans on maternal mortality. They both explore the complexities of political patronage and the urgent need for strong advocacy in reproductive rights. Expect a compelling mix of political savvy and urgent social issues.