Chris speaks with General Stan McChrystal about his new book 'Risk: A Users Guide', and the significance of assessing and analyzing risks vs benefits in real time to make informed decisions.

When looking at the Judiciary Committee report on Trump's attempts to overturn election results, more instructive may be the GOP response. Also- why aren't things getting better? And a big story about a big fish.

Chris goes in depth with Representative Ro Khanna of California on the ongoing infrastructure negotiations, the debt ceiling stalemate, and the pace of growth by the progressive caucus within the Democratic party.

Chris checks in with Democratic strategist and Clinton advisor Paul Begala about all the handwringing going on within the Democratic party and what they all want at the end of the day. Plus a beat on the breakdowns in the global supply chain and why you should care.

A deeper dive on the battle within the Democratic party over the two infrastructure pieces and the brinkmanship over a deal that decides whether they'll get big things done as the midterms approach.

Chris breaks down how we can all do better. All is in our control, we just need to decide to allow ourselves to be in the drivers seat.

BONUS EDITION: Look at the underlying cause of all of our ills, it's all obvious when you open your eyes and see it as such. We are making ourselves sick.

Chris hopes the media attention around Gabby Petito will be an 'also': to also flag stories of missing people of color in a sustainable way to help garner national attention and fuel the search for missing loved ones. And a deeper look at the Daniel Robinson case out of Arizona.

An allegory on how repetition can make things more persuasive, but can't make them more true. Plus: Can Dems step up to their moment to pass the dual infrastructure bills or will intra-party mistrust torpedo Biden's agenda?

Fall has arrived, and with it, Chris offers a chance to use the change of season as an opportunity to look at our issues like immigration and vaccine hesitancy with fresh eyes.