Ken Martin, Chair of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party, talks to us about the historic progressive legislative session they recently had after winning a majority in the state. Then, we'll speak with Florida House Representative Anna Eskamani about the reality of Governor DeSantis's policies and her observations on the ground.

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NBC's Jon Allen talks about Bidenomics and his taking responsibility for the economy. Comedy writer Matt Negrin reacts to the Supreme Court's latest appalling ruling on affirmative action. Plus, Heated's Emily Atkin explains our changing climate and what can be done to address the climate crisis.

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MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discusses the dynamics of Trump's leaked confession in the classified documents case. Slate's Dahlia Lithwick parses the Supreme Court's latest surprising ruling. Plus, Wesley Lowery details his new book, American Whitelash: A Changing Nation and the Cost of Progress.

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The Bulwark's Tim Miller surveys the latest additions to the Republican primary field. The New York Times' David Leonhardt gives a gut check on the volatility of primaries and how quickly they can change. Plus, North Carolina State Senate Representative Rachel Hunt tells us about her run for Lieutenant Governor in North Carolina and explains why gerrymandering in that state is so impactful.

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Rep. Yvette Clarke discusses the importance of regulating AI and highlights the dysfunctional workplace that is the US Congress. Jeet Heer from The Nation explains where Kevin McCarthy's leadership may lead him next, despite his lackluster performance as Speaker. Additionally, Kevin Kruse, a historian and author of Myth America, delves into the historical precedent of third-party candidates and examines whether they truly act as spoilers in elections.

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Senator Amy Klobuchar shares all the details about her new book, The Joy of Politics: Surviving Cancer, a Campaign, a Pandemic, an Insurrection, and Life's Other Unexpected Curveballs. Dr. Peter Hotez discusses RFK Jr.'s misinformation and the true motivations behind a millionaire troll army supporting his campaign. Jennifer Palmieri from Showtime's "The Circus" provides insights into how Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer effectively governs a divided state.

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The Lincoln Project’s Rick Wilson talks about the latest attacks lobbed at him and how Trump is lashing inside whatever golf course he currently resides in. Mother Jones's David Corn examines the latest revelations of No Labels looking to throw the 2024 election to Trump. The Washington Post’s Catherine Rampell also details the GOP’s attempts to make the IRS ineffective. 

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Bloomberg Opinion's Tim O'Brien explains how Trump's indictment escalates the partisan divide even further. Semafor's Dave Weigel reveals how the GOP is trying to win over Islamic voters with their culture wars. Author Mattie Kahn discusses her new book, Young and Restless: The Girls Who Sparked America's Revolutions.

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Washington Post columnist George Conway talks about Trump's next moves after his indictment. Platformer's Casey Newton talks to us about the increasingly bleak outlook for Twitter's financial future. Then we'll talk to Lashrecse Aird about her run against an anti-choice state senator in the Virginia State House.

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