Oklahoma Senator James Lankford insists that Republicans are as moral, honest and fair as they ever have been, while journalist Matt Bai argues that it is Democrats who have lost touch with reality.
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Duke University School of Law professor Walter Dellinger bemoans the moral collapse of the Department of Justice, starting at the top with Attorney General William Barr, and political consultants Keith Mason and Paul Begala predict some surprising changes in parts of the country with some of the oldest Republican voting history.
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Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism professor Howard French defies the notion that George Floyd is America's wake up call, as his death is only the latest outcome of centuries of systemic racism, and The Atlantic's senior editor Ron Brownstein paints a picture of who will vote for who in November.
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Journalist Timothy L. O'Brien separates the man from the myth surrounding Donald J. Trump, pulling back the curtain on his love/hate relationship with the media, his deep seeded narcissism, and his past failings shielded by his enormous privilege.
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University of Pittsburgh law professor David Harris takes great care in unpacking the systemic racism in America's police force, and offers some wide-reaching changes as a possible means of increasing officer accountability and preventing future tragedies.
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Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe talks election politics postulating that Michael Bloomberg could take Virgnia. James and Al borrow time from Tom Steyer's senior advisor Jeff Berman to share his expertise on delegates. Christy 'Numbers' Harvey tries to keep baseball boring.
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Pollster Ann Selzer explains what happened in Iowa. James Carville proposes we let Nancy Pelosi pick the Democratic nominee. Christy 'Numbers' Harvey highlights the lowlights with the White House threatening to remove millions of poor kids from student meal program. Lastly, on the 'Back Page', James suggests a permanent site for the DNC Convention.
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James Carville and Al Hunt dissect the President's Impeachment trial in the Senate excluding witnesses officially heading towards conclusion.
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Former White House Counsel Greg Craig shares stories from the 1990s comparing the legal defense he helped craft for Bill Clinton to Trump's impeachment. Texas State Representative Jim Dunnam sheds light on the ongoing legal action against Baylor amidst ousted University President Ken Starr's mishandling of sexual assault cases as he joins Trump's legal team.
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Jonathan Martin analyzes the last Democratic Debate before the Iowa Caucuses and James Carville celebrates LSU's historic national championship victory.
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Trump's smokescreen assassination distracts from impeachment and Netanyahu's indictment, and Pulitzer prize-winning editor Michael Gartner talks Iowa Caucuses.
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University of Florida Associate Professor of Political Science Michael McDonald discusses the astounding growth of interest in the 2020 Presidential Election. James and Al deliver their Democratic Candidate Report Card.
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Judy Woodruff and Mary Matalin join their husbands Al Hunt and James Carville, respectively, on 'The Better Halves' Holiday Episode.
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Former Secretary of State and moderate Republican from the state of Maine Bill Cohen was one of the first Congressman to break rank to support impeachment of President Nixon, and now stands against President Trump as he faces Articles of Impeachment.
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Jill Abramson is the former Executive Editor of The New York Times and the author of Merchants of Truth and she dissects the media, bubbles and the truth with impeachment front and center.
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