National Task Force on Election Crises member and former Congressman Tom Coleman discusses Election 2020 worst-case scenarios, including if the Supreme Court stops the vote count in states and municipalities. 

Oregon Health & Science University emergency physician and professor Dr. Esther Choo discusses the required transformation of medical care during the pandemic to improve American public health. 

University of Texas School of Law professor Stephen Vladeck discusses the legitimacy crisis of an extremist Supreme Court out of step with the public and longstanding precedent. 

Civil Rights leader and MSNBC’s Rev. Al Sharpton discusses the mobilization of Black voters and systemic inequity as a closing campaign argument. 

New York NOW host Dan Clark discusses the failure of election reform to ensure early absentee/mail vote counting and the looming election chaos, pandemic resurgence, and economic disaster. 

Democracy Journal editor Michael Tomasky discusses Trump's violation of democratic values and the potential civil unrest during the vote counting and presidential transition.

People's Action director George Goehl discusses the convictions and economic conditions of rural voters in Michigan, Iowa, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Indiana.

University of Pittsburgh professor and doctor Utibe Essien discusses inequity in the pandemic.

Axios White House correspondent Alayna Treene discusses covering a pandemic-infected White House. 

The New Yorker's Masha Gessen discusses the decline of American democracy and the rise of authoritarianism.