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Come for the Fox News freak-out, stay for Juliet's goofy impressions! "Fox freaked out over the special counsel report on Joe Biden's handling of classified documents. They predicted he would resign immediately. They also acted as if he was an unhinged violent lunatic who would physically assault the press. The pearl clutching was next level. I also explore how the network handled the bipartisan spending bill."- Juliet Jeske

Despite the special counsel report last week, Simon Rosenberg still believes in a bigger win for Joe Biden in 2024 than in 2020, and he has four ideas to support his viewpoint. Discover why nothing Trump does should surprise us anymore, especially after attempting to overturn an election with foreign help. Also, hear Joe's take on the RFK Super Bowl ad and how it reveals cracks in the foundation of the Republican Party.

In his weekly campaign memo, Stuart Stevens writes: "The most underrated quality in politics (like investing) is patience. Politics in America in 2024 is a multi-billion-dollar business open for three weeks. Most political commentary, amateur and professional, is done by those who rush to sell stocks when the market drops."

The GOP's shift to pro-Putin and its embrace of authoritarianism is undeniable. To discuss, former US Ambassador to the UN John Bolton joins Rick. They explore the Republican Party's transformation, the Ambassador's insights into US foreign policy, NATO, and his concerns about Ukraine's security and the potential outcomes of a second Trump term.

Ruth Ben Ghiat explains how Pinochet's Chile is a warning for us today.

Joe Trippi discusses the consequences of "MAGA Mike's" vote-counting mishap and its potential impact on Trump's chances in November. Find out what are the implications of the failed impeachment and how it might affect the MAGA movement in the House?

Teri Kanefield astounds us once again with this incredible list of essential reading for anyone who wants to understand where our democracy is, how we got here, and how we can find our way through.

In the midst of a "descent away from the rule of law," Ohio faces a troubling new ethics meltdown of significant proportions. David Pepper uncovers the alarming issues plaguing the Buckeye state and asks: When will the tipping point will be reached?

Rick Wilson writes: "The architects of the coming Russian victory in Europe and the enablers of the new axis of autocracy between Russia, China, and Iran aren’t in Moscow, Tehran, or Beijing. They’re in Washington, D.C., and every last one of them is a Republican."

Robert S. McElvaine: "If it wants to uphold the Constitution, the Court really has no choice but to find that Donald J. Trump is ineligible to hold the presidency again. Failure to do so would be a step towards Trump’s stated goal of terminating the Constitution."

On this episode of The ZeroLine, Sarah Ashton-Cirillio connects with executive editor of Resolute Square, Lisa Senecal. This week, Sarah reflects on being named to Russia's terrorist list, considering it as a badge of honor for her investigative work. The two discuss Tucker Carlson, his visit to Moscow, faux-journalism to justify promoting Putin over Ukraine, and his now longstanding willingness to be a Russian stooge.

On this episode of Enemies List, Rick meets up with political strategist and commentator Rina Shah, a prominent figure in the "Never Trump" movement. They reflect on their experiences and challenges within the GOP, its decay under Trump, the lawsuit that failed to crush Rick, and what it means to oppose Donald Trump.

Rick explains the sick motivations of GOP members of the House and Senate eager to hand Ukraine to Putin and pave him a path to Kyiv.

Let's Play Truth or Trump!

Rick and Stuart call out JD Vance on his weekend statements that he absolutely would have decertified the 2020 election - an effort that focused on states with large populations of Black voters.

Stuart Stevens weighs in the the latest Trump court loss and why the disgraced ex-president reminds him of Southerners fighting against integration.

Rick and Stuart were in rare form! From Trump losing in court AGAIN (turns out the appellate court doesn't think he can shoot someone of 5th Ave) to his ever-worsening foot-in-mouth disease, it's obvious that Biden's best weapon against Trump is...well...Trump.

Stuart Stevens writes, "Because of this troubling history of primary challenges for incumbents, the Biden campaign had no choice but to take seriously the primary challenge of Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips." So, they did and they crushed him.

Juliet Jeske meticulously examined two years' worth of clips and segments from Fox News, aiming to pinpoint the exact moment when the network shifted their stance on Nikki Haley as a potential Republican nominee. Remarkably, right after Haley announced her campaign, Fox News personalities swiftly turned against her. Juliet has the receipts!