Republican strategist Mike Murphy discusses the upcoming debate between Biden and Trump, focusing on economic concerns and criminal convictions. The podcast explores the significance of the debate and the potential impact on both candidates' political careers.

The hosts discuss the US-UK 'special relationship' and speculate on Trump and Starmer's interaction, along with the potential for Trump to run for a third term. They also touch on voter behavior, UK misconceptions, and the upcoming presidential debate prep.

Discussing Hunter Biden's guilty verdict for lying about drug use to buy a gun, how it affects Joe Biden's re-election campaign, and potential pardon. Insight from Sarah Smith, fresh from the trial, and Jill Biden's former Press Secretary on the case's impact on Biden's inner circle.

Sarah Smith, back from holiday, discusses potential non-Christian US Presidents and desires for monarchy with Americaster Joanna. They dive into Hunter Biden trial, cognitive tests for Biden, and Project 2025 speculations. The discussion also covers government norms, celebrities in politics, and ads for AI supercomputing and Brazil's flooding crisis.

Members of Donald Trump's campaign team discuss the legal proceedings post-conviction. They explore the grounds for appeal and sentencing possibilities. The podcast also delves into Hunter Biden's trial for lying about drug use when purchasing a firearm.

Charlamagne Tha God discusses Biden and Trump's struggle to win over black voters. Biden's executive actions on border security are analyzed. The podcast also delves into the origins of Charlamagne's stage name and his influence on politics.

Exploring the aftermath of Trump's conviction, the podcast delves into the potential for civil unrest and how Republicans are reconsidering their support. Analysis includes legal challenges for a convicted felon running for president, Nikki Haley's shifting perspectives on Trump, and the impact on voter sentiments and political alliances in battleground states.

Chase Oliver, the first openly gay Libertarian presidential candidate, discusses the party's beliefs, the impact of immigration on the economy, and the challenges in reporting on Trump and Biden. The episode explores the shifting political climate towards libertarianism and the role of the BBC in providing diverse viewpoints.

BBC reporters and former Homeland Security chief discuss the historic guilty verdict in Trump's trial for 34 counts of falsifying business records. They delve into the legal and political fallout, potential sentencing, and impacts on Trump's future political ambitions.

Actor Robert De Niro speaks out against Donald Trump as the trial enters its sixth week. Jurors begin deliberations on the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels. Drama inside and outside the courtroom with contrasting closing arguments. De Niro's presence causes a stir among Trump supporters in Manhattan.