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Selena Wang, an ABC News senior White House correspondent, delves into the shocking D.C. shooting of two National Guard members, exploring the suspect's background and the political fallout, including President Trump's proposals for increased military presence and paused asylum decisions. Ian Pannell, ABC's chief foreign correspondent, updates on Ukrainian peace talks in Florida, highlighting the urgency of negotiations amid ongoing conflict and the stark reality of life in Ukraine under relentless Russian attacks.

Matt Rivers, ABC News correspondent, provides an insightful look into the U.S.-China trade war's effects on soybean farmers. He explains why soybeans are crucial to American agriculture and how tariffs targeted this key export. Through on-the-ground interviews in Nebraska, listeners hear firsthand accounts of financial hardships faced by farmers. Rivers discusses the limitations of the China purchase deal and China's growing investments in South America, which could reshape the soybean market. He also delves into U.S. policy implications and the future of soybean farming.

Dr. Darian Sutton, ABC medical correspondent and ER doctor, discusses alarming concerns about a new flu variant that doesn't match the current vaccine, stressing the importance of vaccination despite reduced effectiveness. He shares advice on testing and isolation as public health experts brace for a challenging flu season. Additionally, he touches on the surge of Americans traveling for Thanksgiving, offering tips to navigate holiday traffic and ensure safety while celebrating.

In a blow to the Justice Department, a federal judge tosses the charges against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. The Pentagon announces it’s investigating Sen. Mark Kelly. And a death on a cruise ship prompts questions about the victim’s own stepbrother.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jonathan Karl, ABC News chief Washington correspondent, discusses the surprising friendship between Trump and soon-to-be New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, analyzing Trump's motives and the shifting dynamics within the MAGA movement. Meanwhile, Ian Pannell, ABC News chief foreign correspondent, sheds light on a controversial Ukraine peace plan, revealing its alleged Russian ties and the challenging negotiations ahead. Both guests explore the implications of these developments on U.S. politics and foreign relations.

Rachel Scott, ABC News senior political correspondent, dives into President Trump's controversial claims about Democrats facing death penalty charges, sparking a wave of bipartisan outrage. Armando Garcia discusses the dropped charges against a woman shot by a Border Patrol agent in Chicago, spotlighting issues of legal oversight and community resistance to immigration raids. Patrick Rievel sheds light on a U.S.-proposed peace plan for Ukraine, raising concerns among Ukrainian leaders about potential territorial concessions and the implications for regional security.

Pierre Thomas, ABC News Chief Justice Correspondent, discusses the recent pressures that led President Trump to sign the Epstein measure, reversing his earlier opposition. He explains the Justice Department's challenges in balancing transparency with victim privacy regarding Epstein-related investigations. Eric Katursky, ABC's chief investigative correspondent, reveals a shocking procedural issue in the indictment against James Comey, where the grand jury never reviewed the final indictment. They explore the legal implications and potential outcomes of this significant case.

Rachel Scott, ABC News' Senior Political Correspondent, discusses the bipartisan push to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, highlighting internal GOP dynamics. Mary Bruce, Chief White House Correspondent, recounts her Oval Office questioning of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on his ties to Jamal Khashoggi's murder and U.S. business dealings. Sam Sweeney, ABC's transportation reporter, reveals that a single loose wire caused the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse, emphasizing the critical nature of safety standards.

Catherine Falders, ABC News managing editor, dives into the political dynamics behind the House vote to release the Jeffrey Epstein files. She highlights tensions among Republicans regarding this move. Matt Rivers, reporting from Trinidad and Tobago, discusses U.S. military activity near Venezuela and the implications for regime pressure. Alex Mallon provides insights on troubling legal developments in the indictment of James Comey, revealing possible prosecutorial misconduct that could undermine the case.

Selena Wang, ABC News senior White House correspondent, breaks down the shocking fallout between former President Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene over the Epstein files. She explores how Greene's push for transparency is causing rifts in the MAGA base and Trump's contrasting demands for counter-investigations. Meanwhile, Faith Abube reports live from Charlotte, revealing community reactions to Operation Charlotte's Web and the concerns over aggressive immigration tactics. Plus, they dive into the ethical implications of AI recreating deceased loved ones.