Episode 21
Congressman Brendan Boyle weighs in on next week's vote in the senate -- shaping up to be a loyalty test: back Trump's push to defund public broadcasting, or risk getting cut off. And co-authors of the new book "2024" lay out what Democrats must do now to position themselves for a winning election.
President Trump offered words of support to his Deputy FBI Director amid a MAGA meltdown over the Epstein files and the anger at Attorney General Pam Bondi. Plus, how RFK Jr.'s vaccine skepticism looms large over as U.S. measles cases hits a more than 30 year high.
Former Georgia House Minority Leader and host of the "Assembly Required" podcast, Stacey Abrams, joins the show to talk about her new thriller novel, and how America is slowly descending into autocracy.
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