Episode 74

The Daily Beast's Sam Stein, Politico's Anna Palmer, former DOJ spox Matt Miller, and WaPo's Robert Costa on Trump's not-so-new strategy to stir up controversy ahead of 2020.
Former assistant Director of the FBI Frank Figliuzzi, former deputy Assistant Attorney General Harry Litman, NBC's Carol Lee, former DOJ spox Matt Miller, and WaPo's Robert Costa on the NBC News exclusive report that current and former Trump aides are worried Mueller's report will expose them as the source of damaging information about the...
The Daily Beast's Sam Stein, Politico's Anna Palmer, former DOJ spox Matt Miller, and WaPo's Robert Costa on Mayor Pete's powerful moments as he rises in the 2020 polls.
The Daily Beast's Sam Stein, Politico's Anna Palmer, former DOJ spox Matt Miller, and WaPo's Robert Costa on 2020 hopeful Sen. Sanders' highly-rated Fox News town hall that shows he has his eyes on the general election as well as the primary.
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