Rory sits down with presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, the fourth 2020 candidate to join the podcast. Rory and Steve also discuss a handful of 2020 developments, including a notable name missing from the recently announced Nevada Trump Victory team.

Rory and Steve recap and analyze the fourth Democratic presidential debate. Then, Rory speaks with Dr. Jill Biden about her husband's decision to run for president and the campaign's impact on their family.

Rory and Steve discuss the 2020 presidential campaign with Maya Rupert, the campaign manager for Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro.

Rory and Steve recap a forum on gun violence sponsored by March for our Lives and Giffords. Then, they discuss a city of Las Vegas ordinance that would punish domestic abusers without taking their guns away, as required by state law.

Former Vice President Joe Biden sits down with Rory on this special midweek edition of the RJ Politics podcast.

Rory and Steve recap and break down a wild week in national politics. Then, they discuss former FBI Director James Comey's presentation on leadership at UNLV.

Rory and Steve discuss some national news made by Bernie Sanders in Vegas as well as a local congresswoman's efforts on national gun control. Then, Rory sits down with five-time world champion figure skater and Joe Biden campaign staffer Michelle Kwan.

In a bonus edition of RJ Politics, the Review-Journal's Rory Appleton and Steve Sebelius share their biggest takeaways from Thursday's Democratic presidential debate.

Review-Journal White House Correspondent Debra Saunders joins the show to discuss the departure of National Security Adviser John Bolton. Rory and Steve then break down some news from the Nevada GOP, and Rory sits down with New Jersey Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal's Rory Appleton and Steve Sebelius discuss the week's political movements in Nevada. Steve and Rory break down a busy week for the state Democratic and Republican parties, and Rory sits down with 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris.