The Morning Meeting
2WAY
Every weekday morning, the executives who run America’s television news networks chair a key gathering of their anchors, correspondents, and producers to look ahead at the day’s forthcoming events. The meeting offers – for those lucky enough to attend – a fascinating, forward-looking snapshot of the news cycle ahead.
Each weekday morning on 2WAY, the home of conversations like no other, “The Morning Meeting” offers the chance to attend – and participate in – one such meeting, hosted by 2WAY’s Mark Halperin, the #1 bestselling author and former ABC News political editor, and a rotating panel of co-hosts.
Each weekday morning on 2WAY, the home of conversations like no other, “The Morning Meeting” offers the chance to attend – and participate in – one such meeting, hosted by 2WAY’s Mark Halperin, the #1 bestselling author and former ABC News political editor, and a rotating panel of co-hosts.
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Jan 16, 2026 • 1h 7min
Will Trump Send in Troops? Tensions Keep Rising in Minneapolis as Anti-ICE Protesters Push Back Hard
Haima, a Democratic political analyst known for her progressive insights, joins the conversation to unpack crucial current events. She discusses rising tensions in Minneapolis amid anti-ICE protests and the impact on community stability. The duo also analyzes the implications of Gavin Newsom's interview on gender issues and critiques Ro Khanna’s Fox News appearance. Plus, they delve into the evolving Democratic landscape for 2028 and share political winners and losers of the week, highlighting key figures shaping the upcoming elections.
Jan 15, 2026 • 1h 6min
Trump Warns "Corrupt" Minnesota Politicians He May Invoke Insurrection Act Over Harassment of ICE
Hogan Gidley, former White House deputy press secretary, and Kevin, a seasoned political commentator, delve into lauding Trump's warning of invoking the Insurrection Act over Minnesota's ICE situation. They debate the political pressures surrounding local officials and explore the human side of immigration enforcement. The discussion also touches on Trump's military posture concerning Iran and the diplomatic complexities of Greenland and Venezuela, offering a deep dive into today's heated political climate.
Jan 14, 2026 • 1h 5min
Will Trump Bomb Iran? Endangered Regime's Response to Protests Could Put His Warning to the Test
Tensions with Iran take center stage as hosts dissect potential U.S. military action and President Trump's red lines. They debate casualty figures and the political implications of strikes. The conversation shifts to economic affordability, criticizing the president's vague policies. Listeners weigh in on the risks of destabilizing regimes, while updates on Bill Clinton and Minnesota ICE raids spark discussions on media coverage and public backlash. The episode also explores Schumer's Senate strategy and the U.S. position on Greenland.
Jan 13, 2026 • 1h 5min
Trump Administration Cracks Down on Minnesota Corruption as Protesters Hurl Insults at ICE Officers
Join conservative radio host Larry O'Connor and political commentator Hyma Moore as they dissect pressing political issues. They examine Jerome Powell's investigation and its implications, delve into Trump's controversial economic proposals, and assess Gavin Newsom's stance on billionaire taxation. The duo also explores U.S. responses to Iran's protests, while touching on labor misconduct allegations and a legal fight involving ICE in Minnesota. Tune in for sharp analysis and lively banter on today's hot topics!
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Jan 12, 2026 • 1h 4min
"They Were Highly Disrespectful of Law Enforcement": Trump Slams Woman Shot By ICE and Her Wife
Hogan Gidley, a former White House communications aide, joins Yemesee Egbewale, a notable political analyst, for a lively discussion on pressing political topics. They delve into Donald Trump's tough stance on Iran and the implications of Dina Powell's new role at Meta. The pair explore the nuances of a controversial ICE raid in Minnesota, debating the messaging around law enforcement versus community reform. Additionally, they assess the political fallout and public perceptions regarding ICE actions, as well as the potential impact on the California governor race.
Jan 9, 2026 • 1h 4min
Iran Turmoil Hearts Up in What Could Be Regime's End; Tensions Flare Between ICE, Protesters in MN
Tensions in Iran escalate as protests intensify and internet access is restricted, signaling potential regime challenges. In Minnesota, federal versus state investigation dynamics surrounding an ICE shooting are hotly debated. The panel also discusses Russia's military posturing, including missile use impacting Ukraine peace talks. Speculation about Trump's potential Fed nominee stirs interest, while the political landscape for 2028 Democratic contenders emerges with Newsom and Shapiro at the forefront. The week's political winners and losers are highlighted.
Jan 8, 2026 • 1h 4min
What Does the Video Show? ICE Officer's Shooting of Minneapolis Woman Sparks National Uproar
Yemese, a progressive commentator known for her community-focused insights, joins the discussion on the Minnesota shooting. She raises crucial questions about the officer's response and the neighborhood's sentiments. The conversation touches on the differing views of potential motives behind the driver’s actions and critiques the adequacy of police training. Yemese emphasizes the importance of reforming ICE rather than abolishing it, highlighting community concerns about law enforcement tactics and the need for improved coordination between local and federal agencies.
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Jan 7, 2026 • 1h 4min
Will Trump Take Greenland, Even if It Requires Military Force? U.S. Reportedly Seizes a Tanker Again
Join Haima Moore, a political commentator and former communications staffer, and Matt Gorman, a savvy political strategist, as they delve into the implications of the U.S. seizing a Venezuelan-linked tanker and discuss the broader strategy for U.S. relations with Venezuela. They unpack the controversial notion of acquiring Greenland and how it might threaten diplomatic ties with European allies. From fragile House majorities to Gavin Newsom's potential 2028 candidacy, this lively discussion covers the pulse of contemporary politics.
Jan 6, 2026 • 1h 1min
Rep. Doug LaMalfa Has Died, leaving GOP with a tiny majority; What's Next for Trump and Venezuela?
Kevin Walling, a political commentator known for his insights on both domestic and foreign policy, joins Eric Erickson, a conservative analyst and Substack author. They dive into Trump’s strategic maneuvers in Venezuela, assessing successes amidst geopolitical risks. The chilling implications of Rep. Doug LaMalfa's death on the slim GOP majority are scrutinized, along with the viability of the Ukraine peace plan. The duo also debunks Greenland invasion talks, calling it counterproductive while probing media narratives surrounding these complex issues.
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Jan 5, 2026 • 1h 3min
Tim Walz Steps Ends Reelection Bid Amid Minnesota Somali Fraud Scandal; Will Trump "Run" Venezuela?
Eli Lake, an investigative journalist and national-security analyst, dives into the complexities of Venezuela's political landscape and the potential implications of regime change. He discusses military cooperation, the risks of backing opposition leaders, and foreign influence from countries like Iran and China. The conversation also touches on Tim Walz's recent decision to end his reelection bid amid a fraud scandal, sparking debate on Minnesota's political future and the possible rise of GOP opportunities.
