We open with the attempted shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where a gunman was stopped by Secret Service at a security checkpoint before reaching the main event.Kevin Reed frames the incident as part of a larger pattern—arguing it could be a sign of early-stage societal or political collapse. Kevin Price pushes back, questioning whether that interpretation goes too far and emphasizing the historical context of similar events in the U.S.From there, we expand the conversation to tensions with Iran, the growing divide between Democrats and Republicans, and what it all could mean heading into a potentially crowded 2028 presidential race.Real conversation. Different perspectives. No filter.