On the latest episode of the Campaign Catch-Up, host John Stolnis is joined by CBN News Chief Political Analyst David Brody to provide a temperature check on the potential nominations of Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, Kash Patel and RFK Jr. for various positions in President-Elect Donald Trump's eventual Cabinet. Who's trending in which direction as we enter the week before Christmas?

On this week's Campaign Catch-Up, host John Stolnis, CBN Chief Political Analyst David Brody and QuickStart podcast host Dan Andros discuss Pete Hegseth's chances of convincing enough Republican senators to support him for Defense Secretary. Also, what President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter means for the future of the Democrats, the pardon process and his legacy.

On the latest edition of the Campaign Catch-Up, powered by CBN News, host John Stolnis is joined by Chief Political Analyst David Brody and the host of the QuickStart podcast, Dan Andros, to analyze Matt Gaetz' decision to step aside as Donald Trump's potential nominee for attorney general. What does this mean for Trump's other controversial selections? Also, Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduces a bill aiming to prevent transgender members of Congress from using bathrooms that do not correspond to their sex at birth. And the Trump Dance is catching fire across the sports world. Does it carry any significance?

CBN News Managing Editor Dan Andros is joined by DC Debrief podcast host John Stolnis to analyze the reaction to President-Elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks, with thoughts on Matt Gaetz, Marco Rubio, Tulsi Gabbard and others, as well as what Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy say they are going to do to make the federal government more efficient. Also, a discussion on the importance of a peaceful transfer of power between administrations.

On the latest edition of the Campaign Catch-up, host John Stolnis is joined by CBN News Chief Political Analyst David Brody to break down where things stand on Election Eve! Kamala Harris is prioritizing Pennsylvania on the campaign's final day while former President Trump hits three of the battleground states, they examine some last minute polling data and talk about what needs to happen for each candidate to win on Tuesday.

CBN News Managing Editor Dan Andros and DC Debrief host John Stolnis recap a busy last few days where garbage has suddenly become the main talking point in the Trump and Harris campaigns. Will comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's "island of garbage" comments hurt Trump with voters, or did President Biden cancel that out by calling certain Trump supporters "garbage" in an interview this week? With a handful of days left until Election Day, we'll soon see! Also, how the gender gap will likely decide the election, battleground state early turnout numbers, and how concerned should we be about election fraud in the final days?

On this edition of the Campaign Catch-Up, CBN News Managing Editor Dan Andros and DC Debrief podcast host John Stolnis react to the Donald Trump rally at Madison Square Garden over the weekend and discuss which voters out there remain undecided, which ones could turn the tide of the election, and preview Kamala Harris' closing arguments speech Tuesday on the National Mall.

On the latest edition of the Campaign Catch-up, CBN News Managing Editor Dan Andros, Chief Political Analyst David Brody and DC Debrief podcast host John Stolnis break down the state of the race, battleground polling and Kamala Harris' inability to define herself and make a push in the polls with just over a week until Election Day.

On the latest episode of the Campaign Catch-Up, hosts Dan Andros and John Stolnis look ahead at the final two weeks of the 2024 presidential campaign, the razor-thin margin between the candidates in the battleground states and what Trump and Harris will be trying to do to move the needle in their direction over the final 14 days of campaigning.

On the latest Campaign Catch-Up, CBN News Managing Editor Dan Andros, Chief Political Analyst David Brody and DC Debrief podcast host John Stolnis take a look at how each campaign and candidate has responded to the hurricane response and why Vice President Harris appears to be at a political disadvantage. Also, are Democrats worried about Harris' internal polling and chances of winning?