With  our guest Dave Bryan, we explore just what voters are getting from the presidential debates.

Political Analyst Bill Schneider takes us on a tour of a possible post-election America.   We also take a look at the polls in the wake of Trump's conviction.

When he returned to America From France  Jefferson asked? What 'Have I Missed?  Plenty.   Today we discuss some of the events smothered by media coverage of Donald Trump. 

We examine the potential impact of the upcoming presidential debates. We question the reliability of early polling.  And we take a critical  look at efforts to reform  the Los Angeles city ethics law.

We  share our perspectives on the current campus turmoil  and compare it to the tumultuous year of 1968.

We look at the fight  in California for seats that could determine control of Congress. We also examine the significant increase in representation of African American women in the state legislature.

We examine the results of Super Tuesday and the  impact of voters' choices  on the November election.

We explore the Supreme Court's decision to hear former President Trump's appeal for presidential immunity.  Was this a victory for Trump and his efforts  to delay his criminal case?  Was this a defeat for special prosecutor Jack Smith, trying to clear the docket before the election? We also discuss the state of the presidential race and the role of Gov. Gavin Newsom after the Michigan primary. 

We take a look at the ongoing search for a new Los Angeles police chief. And we attempt to  untangle the California U.S.  Senate primary race.

Political analyst and friend of the show Bill Schneider observes that isolationism has been part of American politics from George Washington to Donald Trump.  We discuss the latest  twist, the advanced age of the two leading candidates for president.