Behavior from Beto O’Rourke, Donald Trump and Elizabeth Warren top our list of confusing behavior this week.  We delve into policy and positions from the three prominent politicians in this week’s episode.

There’s increased pressure on Facebook, a big win for the President and a curious announcement by Tulsi Gabbard. We discuss in this week’s episode.

Questionable behavior dominates the discussion in this week’s episode as we go behind the words and actions of Hillary Clinton, Facebook and President Trump.

The President received bad news last week on several different fronts including the impeachment inquiry, his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and in the foreign policy arena.  We discuss in this week’s episode.

The President has called the impeachment inquiry into him a coup d’etat.  In this week’s episode we discuss why he may be right.

There are two parts to impeachment: impeachment and removal.  In this episode we discuss why we should do one but not the other.

A whistleblower’s complaint regarding the President’s behavior has led to the opening of an impeachment inquiry in the House.  What exactly is the complaint about and how should we feel about it?  We discuss in today’s episode.

There were a couple of positive developments that came the president’s way last week – personnel changes at the White House, the election and some policy initiatives.  We discuss in this week’s episode.

This election cycle is going to be one of contrasts.  We touch on several examples in this week’s episode, from immigration to President Trump’s temperament to Andrew Yang.

The DOJ Inspector General released a report last week criticizing former FBI Director James Comey for the handling of memos he created detailing his interactions with President Trump.  One of several examples of the shortcomings of our political conversations.  We discuss in today’s episode.