Episode 9

Jen Psaki breaks down the arguments that the Supreme Court will soon hear about whether the 14th Amendment disqualifies Donald Trump from the ballot. She's joined by the former NAACP Legal Defense Fund president and lawyer, Sherrilyn Ifill, as well as Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold to talk about the merits of the case, Trump's legal strategy, and the history behind the 14th Amendment. Congressman Colin Allred of Texas joins Jen to discuss the latest reaction to the Senate's compromise border bill, as Republicans increasingly turn against it. Jen also breaks down the GOP's strange transition from a party of Russia hawks to a party of Putin apologists, discussing the implications for Ukraine with Former Deputy National Security Adviser under Obama, Ben Rhodes. Finally, Jen explores Donald Trump's propensity to attack the Federal Reserve when the condition of the economy doesn't serve his political interests.
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