The Breakdown

Katie Fang details her motion to compel Acting AG Todd Blanche to answer her lawsuit, arguing he is in default for missing deadlines and refusing to produce the Epstein files administrative record.

Jim Acosta hosts a special report condemning the Senate Homeland Security Committee’s vote to hold Dr.

Rick and Maya recap their UK trip, discussing the Womad festival and Count Benface’s campaign against Nigel Farage.

Susan Demas and Edwin Eisendrath discuss the Republican Party’s embrace of corruption, citing Todd Blanche’s nomination and the caving of senators John Cornyn and Tom Tillis.

Hosts Bobby Jones and Sam Ulsterholt argue that the US is experiencing its most mismanaged military conflict, resulting in a strategic defeat by Iran.

Katie Fang interviews LULAC CEO Juan Pantoja regarding the murder of Lorenzo Salgado by ICE agents, highlighting eyewitness testimony that contradicts federal claims and the detention of witnesses.

Jim Acosta interviews TMZ founder Harvey Levin, who defends Dr.

Katie Fang interviews retired Lt.

The hosts critique the Senate’s confirmation of Todd Blanche as Attorney General, accusing Republicans of abandoning oversight to protect Donald Trump and cover up Epstein files.

Rick and Renee Wilson recap their exhausting but rewarding trip to England, sharing photos of their new grandson and detailing their visit to the WOMAD festival.

Political strategist Rick Wilson analyzes the dilemma facing Republican candidates who are tied to Trump’s declining popularity yet fear his retribution if they distance themselves.

Susan Demas hosts Jeff Timmer and Joe Suday to discuss the collapse of the Trump administration’s reflecting pool vandalism case and the subsequent backlash against Janine Pierro.

Katie Fang analyzes Capital One’s motion to dismiss Trump’s lawsuit, noting the bank closed over 300 accounts due to anti-money laundering concerns, a fact revealed only because Trump sued.

Jim Acosta welcomes virologist Dr.

Rick Scott discusses his UK trip, highlighting European pity for America’s decline under Trump’s corruption and foreign influence.

Stephen Cash, former intelligence official and executive director of A Steady State, joins the Democracy Stupid podcast to discuss the authoritarian…

Host Max Burns and guest Tara Palmeri analyze a chaotic week, critiquing Trump’s delusional claims about a booming auto industry amid rising inflation and job losses.

Jim Acosta and historian Heather Cox Richardson discuss Trump’s obstruction of the Kennedy Center name removal, the controversial UFC cage match at the White House, and allegations of corruption.

Katie Fang interviews Professor Michael Mann on how climate change drives extreme wildfires in Europe and North America, criticizing the Trump administration’s denialism and fossil fuel policies.

The hosts discuss Donald Trump’s banking issues, alleging his accounts were flagged for money laundering patterns, and criticize his lawsuits as performative.