Mary Alice Parks, an ABC White House correspondent who covered the Trump transition, and Devin Dwyer, ABC's senior Washington reporter specializing in the Supreme Court, dive into Biden's landmark decision allowing Ukraine to launch deeper strikes into Russia. They discuss the implications of this move for U.S. leadership and military support. The conversation also touches on Trump's cabinet selections facing scrutiny and the pressures on aging justices to consider retirement amid political tensions.

Sonny Salzman, an ABC News medical unit reporter, discusses the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. potentially heading the Department of Health and Human Services. They explore RFK Jr.'s controversial vaccine skepticism and how it could impact public trust in health institutions. Salzman also touches on the bizarre legal case involving costume-wearing bears causing property damage, mixing satire with serious discussions on misinformation and gun violence. The episode connects health policy, media influence, and the urgent need for truth in today's narratives.

Jay O'Brien, ABC News congressional correspondent with extensive experience in Florida, discusses the political fallout from President-elect Trump's controversial choice of Rep. Matt Gaetz as Attorney General. The conversation dives into the shifting loyalties and internal conflicts within the Republican Party as they face key appointments. O'Brien also highlights the alarming rise of wildfires in the Northeast, illustrating how political decisions intertwine with urgent environmental issues.

Join John Santucci, an ABC News reporter with deep insights into Trump’s team, and Shannon Kingston, who covers the State Department, as they dissect Trump's unexpected cabinet choices. They discuss the appointment of a Fox News contributor to the Pentagon and its potential ramifications for U.S.-Israel relations. The conversation also touches on rising tensions in Amsterdam amid ongoing conflicts, illustrating the global impacts of these political shifts. With loyalty taking center stage, the dynamics of leadership reveal a tumultuous landscape ahead.

Rachel Scott, ABC’s senior congressional correspondent, dives into the political landscape with insights on Trump’s anticipated nomination of Sen. Marco Rubio as Secretary of State. They discuss the potential impact on U.S.-Russia relations and how Ukrainian officials are rethinking their war strategy. Scott also examines the dire security challenges in Haiti amidst gang violence, offering a stark look at the geopolitical complexities the new administration faces. Additionally, the episode touches on the evolving roles of key cabinet appointments and the implications for national policy.

Perry Russom, an ABC News reporter focused on FEMA, joins Anne Flaherty, who covers the Pentagon and military matters. They dive into the controversy surrounding FEMA's alleged political bias in disaster relief efforts. The discussion also highlights the implications of a growing Republican majority in the Senate and looming leadership battles. Additionally, they address the urgent issues of traumatic brain injuries among veterans caused by military training, emphasizing the need for better diagnosis and mental health support.

Join Rachel Scott, an ABC News reporter covering Trump’s staffing choices, Elizabeth Schulze, who tracks the economy and the Fed, and Matt Gutman, ABC's chief national correspondent on wildfires. They delve into the historic appointment of Trump’s first female chief of staff and explore the dynamic between Trump and the Federal Reserve as interest rates shift. Additionally, they discuss the devastating wildfires in Southern California, highlighting both the destruction and community resilience in the face of crisis.

Catherine Falders, a reporter specializing in the Trump transition, delves into the team’s strategic moves post-election. Mary Alice Parks analyzes Vice President Harris's concession and its impact on the Democratic Party's future. Ann Flaherty discusses global reactions to Trump's victory, emphasizing geopolitical tensions and military priorities shaping U.S. foreign policy. Together, they unpack the turbulent shifts in American politics, highlighting both domestic challenges and international implications as Trump prepares to take office.

Stephen Portnoy, ABC's national correspondent, and Terry Moran, ABC senior national correspondent, break down Donald Trump's historic comeback as the newly projected 47th President of the United States. They discuss key factors that shaped the election outcome, including demographic shifts and Trump's strongholds in battleground states. The conversation highlights unexpected electoral trends, particularly among urban voters and Latino communities. Additionally, they analyze the evolving political landscape and the implications of Trump's legacy for future elections.

Nathaniel Rakich, Senior elections analyst at FiveThirtyEight, shares critical insights on what to expect as results pour in on Election Night. He discusses the significance of counting ballots and the implications for key states. Jessica Linker, an assistant professor of history, unveils the historical reasoning behind choosing Tuesday in November as Election Day, linking it to 19th-century agricultural practices. Together, they explore the complexities and stakes of a polarized political landscape while emphasizing the importance of patience and preparation as voters head to the polls.