The Rachel Maddow Show

Podcast discusses recent bomb threats targeting synagogues in multiple states, the importance of protecting democracy and recognizing fascist tactics, the consequences of civil lawsuits against individuals and organizations, pursuing justice and accountability against Rudy Giuliani, and the actions taken against a Florida GOP chairman accused of sexual assault and rape.

This podcast explores Operation Pistorius, where Nazi saboteurs were dropped off in the US during WWII. It also discusses the efforts of organizations like the Center for Reproductive Rights and Planned Parenthood. Additionally, it covers the damages trial against Rudy Giuliani and Trump's strategies to defend himself against charges. The podcast also touches on the erosion of government power in a democracy.

Cheney emphasizes severity of Trump threat, false claims surrounding 2020 election, dangers of a second Trump administration, defending democracy against Trump's threat

Republican refusal to certify local election results seen as dress rehearsal for 2024 chaos. Heroes in Dublin: delivery driver and French kid intervene in knife attack. Efforts to protect reproductive rights, UN Refugee Agency work, Rosalind Carter tribute, and Georgia officials' refusal to certify elections. Growing trend of Republican officials questioning Georgia election results and its implications. Georgia Supreme Court ruling invalidates law giving legislature power to remove prosecutors. Georgia legislature's attempt to remove prosecutors and the criticism against Fani Willis. Release of hostages in Israel and upcoming Liz Cheney interview.

Rachel Maddow joins Chris Hayes for a live taping. They discuss saving American democracy, the current political moment, and Maddow's book. They explore the tension between self-determination and democracy, the rise of fascism in America, and Planned Parenthood's fight for reproductive rights. They also discuss the influence of media, the paradox of fascism, and the power of language. Finally, they emphasize the importance of non-political relationships.

Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow discuss the 2024 election, the future of American democracy, and Rachel's new book 'Prequel: An American Fight Against Fascism'. They delve into the dangerous nature of Henry Ford's anti-Semitism and his influence on Adolf Hitler and Mein Kampf.

Attacks on the media by authoritarian leaders are a global phenomenon, with examples from Argentina, Brazil, Poland, and Hungary. Concerns raised about Univision's shift away from its founding vision. Recent court decision may hinder voting rights. Non-union strategies employed by auto companies.

The podcast examines corruption scandals in the Supreme Court, global protests for Gaza, and the removal of a Catholic bishop. It explores the importance of institutions and the challenges they face. Former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis reveals Trump's plan to stay in the White House, sparking a discussion on historical precedent. The speaker emphasizes the need to defend democracy and highlights the Supreme Court's new code of conduct and skepticism around its enforcement.

Analysis of the third Republican primary debate and the absence of Donald Trump. Discussion on the candidates' stance on abortion, the challenges faced, and importance of exceptions. Examining the behavior of a Republican candidate who targets individuals and women. Analyzing the impact of Trump's absence from debates and candidates' motivations. Discussion on fundraising, choice between Trump and Biden, and upcoming debates.

Topics covered include UAW president negotiating historic deal for union workers, Mississippi governor's race and Kentucky abortion ban, history and effectiveness of strike tactics, alarming plan to deploy military against civil demonstrations, alleged plan to use Insurrection Act for a second Trump administration, and discussion on the future of a second Trump administration.