Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security researcher and infectious disease specialist Dr. Amesh Adalja discusses the American state of health insecurity.  

1 Day Sooner founder Josh Morrison discusses the potential effectiveness and legal status of and ethical challenges to Human Challenge Trials. 

Atlantic Magazine staff writer Adam Harris discusses the legacy of John Lewis, The Big Six, and how Americans can pave the path of a new Civil Rights Movement. 

Award-winning Brazilian journalist Patricia Campos Mello discusses what links the two countries, Brazil and the United States, with the worst pandemic responses.

University of Chicago economist Austan Goolsbee discusses the realities of a COVID plagued economy and how to recover beyond the pandemic.

Minister, activist, and Princeton University scholar Nyle Fort discusses the pursuit of economic justice as civil rights and previews his upcoming broadcast episode on The Open Mind.

Director of the Epidemic Intelligence Dr. Cyrus Shahpar discusses how to recover from the American failures and his work at Resolve to Save Lives. 

Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Ellie Rushing discusses her exclusive reporting on mail delays, suspended postal services, and the apparent targeting of voters in a Democratic-majority city. 

Public health leader Eric Feigl-Ding of the Federation of American Scientists discusses why his alarms fell on deaf ears and pandemic defeatism in America. 

THE DRUDGE REVOLUTION author Matthew Lysiak discusses Matt Drudge's impeccable news instincts and calling it as it is from political scandal to pandemic body counts.