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The Epstein files bill will soon be in the hands of the president. What will he do? Audie talks to two Epstein survivors about this moment of vindication and what they want to see next ... As immigration raids continue in North Carolina, we now know where ICE is headed next. And it's got support from that state's governor ... Following a judge's decision to scrap Texas' new congressional map, we speak to a Texas Democrat about what's next in the redistricting fight.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Following President Trump's flip flop on the Epstein files, will Congress finally vote to release them today? ... The White House rolls out the red carpet for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, who's visiting for the first time since he was accused of killing an American journalist ... President Trump promises refund checks to every American, but can he really afford to do that?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

President Trump is now encouraging House Republicans to vote to release the Epstein files. So what's behind the flip flop? ... With the world's largest warship now in the Caribbean, what will President Trump do with Venezuela? ... That $2,000 check from the White House won't hit your bank account anytime soon ... Given the price of turkey, is this Thanksgiving going to be all about the sides?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Donald Trump continues to put what he calls "narco terrorists" on notice, blowing up boats and killing people in the Caribbean. Now the USS Gerald R. Ford - the largest warship in the US fleet - has arrived on the scene. So, just how close could the US be to launching an attack on Venezuela?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With the government shutdown over, the Republican House Speaker promises a vote on releasing the Epstein files within days. Can the White House convince a key Republican to change her mind on how to vote?   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alex Thompson, a CNN political analyst, joins conservative commentator Carrie Sheffield and Democratic strategist Antoine Seawright to dissect the ongoing government shutdown and its impact on air travel. They clash over party responsibilities and health care messaging amid political chaos. Retired judge Mark Wolf shares insights on his resignation, raising alarms about threats to judicial independence. With air travel disruptions looming, the panel explores how political decisions directly affect everyday life.

Which Democratic party will show up to the midterms in 2026? The one that slayed on Election Day or the one that caved during the shutdown? ... Some air traffic controllers got scolded by the president, and they're still not getting paid ... How Trump’s 50-year mortgage idea could backfire on buyers.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this discussion, Isaac Dover provides insights into the Senate's efforts to end the longest government shutdown, weighing the implications of the proposed agreements. Jonathan Karl shares thoughts from his new book, delving into the theme of 'Retribution' in the Trump presidency and its lasting impact. Lori Cardoza Moore tackles the Heritage Foundation controversy, shedding light on the organization's leadership concerns and the problem of anti-Semitism. The conversation weaves through current political dynamics, media resignations, and more.

Flight cancellations are causing chaos at major airports, raising traveler anxiety. A suspicious package at Joint Base Andrews prompts federal investigations and raises security concerns. The legal battle over SNAP payments affects 42 million Americans, with political ramifications discussed by the panel. Nancy Pelosi's retirement marks an end of an era, sparking reflections on her impact. Meanwhile, Tesla shareholders approve a massive pay package, and Spotify faces a lawsuit over its recommendation algorithms.

Randy Fine, a Florida congressman, discusses the growing tensions over anti-Semitism within the conservative movement, emphasizing its systemic nature. Megan Hayes, a former Biden White House director, analyzes political messaging around the ongoing government shutdown, particularly its impact on travelers. Mike Dubke, former communications director for Trump, shares insights on political strategy and the shifting landscape as elections approach. The trio dives into the implications of these controversies for the Republican Party and the upcoming midterms.