Alan discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s creation of new political parties in several states, the unusual Democratic primary in New Hampshire, No Labels' charges of conspiracy against Democrats, Jill Stein's appeal to the Supreme Court, and other stories.

Alan discusses how the Democrats are rigging the upcoming caucuses and primaries to favor Joe Biden. He gives an update on Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s ballot access campaign--will RFK be announcing his pick for Vice President this week? Plus Cornel West, Green Party ballot access, etc.

Alan examines a recent poll showing that support for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and other Presidential candidates, including Cornel West and Jill Stein, has not changed much during the last month. He also looks at the options the U.S. Supreme Court could take in the Colorado case barring Donald Trump from the ballot, and how this could work to Kennedy's benefit.

Alan talks about the progress of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Cornel West in getting ballot access, as well as the ballot access of the Green Party, the Libertarian Party, and No Labels. Also segments on Democratic primary candidate Dean Phillips and what RFK, Jr. says about the Electoral College.

Alan talks about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s drive to get ballot access in states across the U.S., the Super PAC involved in it, and where the funding seems to be coming from.

Alan examines a recent public opinion poll showing Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has the highest net favorability rating among Presidential candidates. He also takes a look at Jill Stein's entry into the race and how that will affect the political situation.

Alan gives updates on the new NY Times polling results for RFK Jr., the Cornel West campaign, and Jill Stein's entry into the race. He then discusses how and why RFK Jr. talks about his spirituality, and fits it into changes happening among voters.

Alan explains why RFK, Jr.'s candidacy in the 2024 Presidential election may precipitate a party realignment, similar especially to the 1968 Presidential election. He also uses a recent public opinion poll to show which voters RFK's support is coming from.

Alan goes into detail about how the Electoral College presents a big obstacle to Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in his quest to win the Presidential election. He uses the examples of Ross Perot in 1992 and Teddy Roosevelt in 1912 as previous third party candidates who did well, and talks about current political conditions which may bring unexpected twists.

Alan interviews David Moskowitz, an attorney who wrote a book on problems in legal philosophy using Trump's attempts to subvert the Electoral College in 2020 as an example. They discuss how the Electoral College actually works, the upcoming trials of Donald Trump for trying to subvert the process, and how all of this may affect the 2024 election and a possible second Trump Presidency.