Mackenzie Weinger speaks with Erin Durkin and Alex Clearfield about a new PAC's campaign to sever Democrats' ties to the pharmaceutical industry, and the health crisis for migrant children deprived access to their medications at the border.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour, Hotline editor in chief Kyle Trygstad, and staff correspondent Matt Holt break down big changes to Hotline's presidential power rankings. Plus, on the eve of the Republican primary, staff correspondent Ally Mutnick discusses a special election in North Carolina that could be a 2020 bellwether.

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger joins staff correspondents Zach Cohen and Madelaine Pisani to discuss Sen. Michael Bennet's support for the president's judicial picks, Sen. Mike Enzi's retirement, and the other Kentucky horse race: the contest among the Democrats who hope to defeat Gov. Matt Bevin.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour and White House correspondent George Condon, who is working on a book about the White House Correspondents' Association, reflect on Saturday night's dinner. Plus, health care correspondent Erin Durkin discusses the GOP stalwart who bucked the NRA.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour gets an update on House Democrats' fundraising from staff correspondent Ally Mutnick and discusses the increasingly crowded 2020 field with staff correspondent Hanna Trudo. Plus, national security correspondent Harrison Cramer talks about Trump's latest veto and tensions with Turkey.

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger sits down with White House correspondent George Condon to discuss President Trump's tax returns and the soon-to-be-released Mueller report; plus, technology correspondent Brenden Bordelon discusses why Senate Republicans say tech companies are biased against conservatives.

Senior editor Jeff Dufour sits down with outgoing editor Ben Pershing as he reflects on his five years at National Journal and how politics has changed since he began his career. Plus, staff correspondent Zach Cohen stops by to talk about Mitch McConnell's move to fast-track confirmations of Trump appointees.

Policy editor Mackenzie Weinger sits down with staff correspondent Daniel Newhauser and healthcare correspondent Erin Durkin to talk about why the Violence Against Women Act has become so controversial.

White House correspondent George Condon and tax policy correspondent Casey Wooten join editor Ben Pershing to discuss Mueller's findings and what Congress might do next. Plus, staff correspondent Ally Mutnick talks about the DCCC's latest move to impede primary challengers.

National security correspondent Harrison Cramer joins senior editor Jeff Dufour to discuss House foreign policy priorities and why the threat of a nuclear first strike can be useful; staff correspondent Hanna Trudo stops by to talk about Beto's campaign rollout, the odds Biden will pass on a presidential run, and why Buttigieg might be the one to watch.