Episode 64
Jen Psaki outlines the stark contrast between the Republican and Democratic national conventions - and explains why the Democratic party's joyful vision is more representative of our country's majority view. Senator Cory Booker joins the show to reflect on the historic convention. Next, Jen is joined by New York Attorney General Letitia James to discuss the dire stakes of the upcoming election, as Trump continues to obfuscate his plans for a potential second term. Later, Dan Pfeiffer joins the show to discuss how Democrats can maintain their momentum through November. Finally, Jen shares some thoughts on RFK Jr. dropping out of the race and endorsing Donald Trump. Kerry Kennedy joins Jen to discuss why her family has so vehemently spoken out against RFK Jr's conspiracy-driven campaign.
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