The episode covers the positive political energy and increased public engagement, critiques the National Association of Black Journalists for platforming Trump, and highlights Trump's unpreparedness and disrespect in a recent interview. It contrasts Trump's handling of questions with Rachel Scott's professionalism, examines his racist comments about Kamala Harris, and celebrates her powerful presence and growing support. The stakes of the upcoming election are emphasized, with a call for continued public engagement and discussion of potential vice-presidential candidates and their impact on the election.

Turnout was always going to be a thing in November, but the rise of Kamala Harris has juiced democrats in way we haven’t seen in almost twenty years. That seems especially true with Gen Z. Voters of Tomorrow founder Santiago Mayer joins Rick, Joe, & Stuart to talk about the next generation of strategists, leaders, and voters. Will all this excitement carry us through? Is this the generational shift in American power and politics we’ve been waiting for

A terrific bipartisan roundtable of Jonah Goldberg, Ali Vitali and Rick Wilson analyzes how Harris ascended so quickly and whether the excitement at her candidacy is a sugar high or a bonafide reconfiguration of the election.

Join us as we dissect President Joe Biden’s powerful decision to step down and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor.

• Biden’s decision to step down and endorse Kamala Harris
• Media coverage of Biden's age vs. Trump’s mental state
• Highlights from the Lincoln Project Town Hall
• Kamala Harris' digital campaign strategies
• Financial support dynamics in the current political landscape
• GOP missteps and controversies
• New political ads and their impact

Join Rick Wilson, Stuart Stevens, Ryan Wiggins, Jeff Timmer, and Maya May for a discussion on the state of the 2024 race.

Recap of the RNC

Today, Wilson will discuss everything from the fallout over Trump’s conviction to the plan to keep the Biden-Harris team in office, so let’s go now to that conversation.