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Good news for Dems in '24? Yes, say Joe Trippi and Alex Shashlo. After two years in office, Biden's performance has been nothing short of remarkable. Major investments in infrastructure - in red states and blue, leading a multinational coalition against Putin's genocide in Ukraine, managing and rebuilding from a global pandemic, record jobs growth, and slowing inflation - quite a first 2 yrs. But Alex just had to say it - VP MTG? You can't avoid the crazy, but we can fight back.

Some will never quit believing Trump's big lie and he has proven that he'll never stop telling it. Jen Mercieca explains why this conspiracy works despite the facts.

Sarah Ashton-Cirillo writes that the blood of every war-related death, civilian and military, is on Putin's hands and why Ukraine is fighting to make the next death the last.

We haven't made it through the first month, and the mass shooting death count is already staggering. Victor Shi asks when is enough finally enough?

McCarthy pledged, "I will never leave that woman. I will always take care of her." One filthy hand washes the other in this toxic love story.

When governments enter the business of banning books and censoring history, alarm bells should ring loudly about the state of democracy in the present.

"That's not conservative. That's bleeping crazy."

Democrats are looking to regain control of the House in 2024, but redistricting is just one of the obstacles they face in not only gaining seats but defending those they have. Cook Political Report Editor-In-Chief Amy Walter speaks with Rick about what the mid-terms taught us and what she sees for the 2024 election. And Rick blasts his latest addition to the Enemies List. Find out who.

The attack ads targeting Biden are will be coming fast, furious, and sooner than you think. Rick Wilson and Reed Galen talk Biden vulnerabilities and what Joe and the Democrats must do to win a fight where democracy is on the line.

Putin's criminal invasion of Ukraine started nearly a year ago. Guest Alex Vindman talks with Rick about Ukraine's defiance and status, how they've surprised Russia, and what they need to continue defending their country and democracy. And Rick puts a permanent entry on the Enemies List. Listen to find out who.

Trump and his attorney are under court order to pay Hillary Clinton, and 30 others, nearly $1 million for the idiotic RICO lawsuit that got tossed. Teri Kanefield breaks it down as only she can.

This moment has the potential to shape American politics for decades. But for that to happen, Democrats need to drive home the message that Putin’s Russia is a threat to America and the GOP stands with Putin.

What really happened in the days after the 2020 election - and how did people across the political spectrum come together to save our democratic process? Mike Podhorzer joins Joe and Alex to talk about why building a pro-democracy coalition is crucial. Also - Why a massive media miss at the end of 2022 probably cost the Democrats the House.

Stuart Stevens dedicated his life to getting Republicans elected. He worked for dozens of candidates, including both Bush and Romney during their presidential campaigns, and was extremely successful. Now however, Stuart regrets the part he played in the rise of Trumpism. In 2020, he wrote It Was All a Lie, about his time in the Republican party, and how Trumpism is “the natural outcome of five decades of hypocrisy and self-delusion.” Through the Lincoln Project and Resolute Square, he’s working to counteract the movement he helped build.

Speaking as a Floridian, we might be some Red Hills, cracker-ass, hog-farming, shark-fishing, citrus-growing deep-fried weirdos, but the MAGA base is too odd even for us.

More than half of McCarthy’s conference voted not to certify the free and fair 2020 election. These are not normal people and they will not change.

The links between Republicans in Congress, Lobbyists, and the Chemicals industry are sick, and they're making us sick, too.

McCarthy groveled a lot and gave up a lot to get his sweaty hands on the Speaker's gavel. Jeff Timmer has the top ten.

Ben Meisalas on Building Interconnectedness