On today’s episode, we break down a pivotal week in American politics and policy. First, the Senate prepares for a key vote on Obamacare subsidies and Republican-backed HSA reforms — a decision that could reshape how millions of Americans access healthcare. We then dive deeper into the broader crisis: Why the U.S. healthcare system costs more, delivers uneven outcomes, and remains one of the biggest challenges for both parties. Finally, we turn to Miami, where voters made history by electing a Democratic mayor for the first time in nearly three decades. What does this political shift signal heading into the 2026 midterms?

In this episode, we break down Congress’s upcoming healthcare vote and what’s driving the divide inside the GOP. We then examine the Supreme Court case that could redefine birthright citizenship and reshape future immigration policy. Finally, we turn to Central America, where President Trump’s rhetoric and political influence are becoming key factors in Honduras’ presidential election. A fast, clear look at the stories defining the political landscape — from Capitol Hill to the global stage.

Today on The Game, we break down four major political flashpoints shaping the national conversation.

Former Pennsylvania Congressman Charlie Dent joins the conversation to unpack the GOP’s challenges and opportunities heading into 2026. From the razor-thin margins in Pennsylvania—often seen as the battleground within the battleground—to the broader national strategy for retaining control, Dent offers an insider perspective on how Republicans can navigate shifting voter coalitions. The episode also explores how Donald Trump’s trade policies are testing party unity, creating both risks and openings for GOP leadership. Listeners will gain a nuanced look at the intersection of state-level dynamics, national ambitions, and the economic debates shaping the party’s future.

In this episode of The Game, we tackle a series of political flashpoints reshaping U.S. and global politics.

We begin with Donald Trump’s unexpected meeting with New York progressive Zohran Mamdani from Friday — a potential turning point in the relationship between Washington and blue-state leadership.

We then break down Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation from Congress and what it signals about fractures inside the Republican Party.

Our third segment examines the uproar after Democratic senators filmed a video urging the military to reject unlawful orders — and why it sparked a fierce debate over civilian-military relations.

Finally, we look overseas, where Ukraine is considering a new peace proposal in its war with Russia. Is this the beginning of the end of the war or a risky concession? Insight, context, and sharp analysis — all in today’s episode.

In this episode, we look at three big developments with real economic impact. First, President Trump’s decision to roll back tariffs on key food imports amid rising price concerns. Then, his unexpected turn in support of expanding high-skilled immigration—what that means for U.S. competitiveness and the labor market. And finally, with Washington back to work, Republicans face a critical moment: can they turn promises into policies that actually make life more affordable? We unpack the politics, the strategy, and what comes next.

After weeks of stalemate, the Senate finally breaks the gridlock and moves to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. What changed — and what comes next for both parties? Then, we explore America’s hidden growth engine: energy. From oil and natural gas to AI-driven innovation, we break down how energy independence could be the key to unlocking America’s next economic boom.