Bipodisan

Co-hosts Jean and Robert discuss what's impeachable, what the Justice Department IG reports tells us and the politics & substance of the new trade agreement.

Is the United States still the leader of the free world? Have American politics become a joke, or, as co-host Robert says, a dystopian hell-scape? This week, the Bipodisan duo takes a look at the big picture of America’s role in global policy and politics before exploring the pros and cons of a fast-track impeachment. By the end, they find hope in the political center, sleigh bells and their youngest listeners.

Jean and Robert offer an idea on how to talk impeachment civilly; then they tackle the Democrats' primary fight and the broader topic of purity in politics; finally they discuss how each side views the power of social media.

This week, Robert and Jean discuss the importance, entertainment value and the importance of the entertainment value of the public impeachment hearings before examining why the Democratic pundit & donor class yearns for more candidates to an already-vast field.

Robert and Jean are joined this week by Democratic presidential candidate John Delaney, the former Congressman from Maryland’s 6th district, to talk about what’s wrong with politics today and what a future president could do to make things better. The co-hosts go on to discuss EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland’s revised impeachment inquiry testimony and the results of this week’s state-level elections.

The Bipodisan duo talk Trump, impeachment and Baghdadi, quid pro quos and witch hunts. Then they take another look at the power of social media, discussing Twitter's political ad ban and Facebook's dominance.

From the “lynching” tweet, to William Taylor’s testimony, to Republican’s storming into a secure meeting room — Jean and Robert discuss the nuances of impeachment action on both sides of the aisle before delving into a look at the state of presidential power, then turn a spotlight on the power of Facebook and social media. Robert’s “hopeful” moment wraps the show, and it is worth listening all the way to the poetic end.

Co-hosts Robert and Jean come to several moments of bipartisan agreement this week as they discuss the conflict in Syria and President Trump’s week in word choices. While covering serious topics, these red-and-blue friends also find occasion to laugh about wild conspiracy theories…one of which they may or may not hope is real.

Jean comes to a decision about President Donald Trump; Robert and Jean first discuss Trump, Turkey and the Kurds and then the White House's response to impeachment.

As impeachment continues to consume Washington and the nation, Jean and Robert discuss ongoing accusations and revelations on both sides. The co-hosts go on to find agreement on things that are unpredictable, including the Democratic presidential race and the American economy.