Eddie Glaude

Barbara McQuade, former U.S. Attorney, weighs in on Justice Department dysfunction. Michael Feinberg, ex-FBI assistant special agent, explains election-security concerns. Janai Nelson, NAACP LDF leader, discusses legal and civic defenses against dehumanizing tactics. Eddie Glaude, Princeton professor, analyzes racism in national rhetoric. They examine a racist repost, GOP reactions, FBI outreach to state officials, and threatened DOJ and infrastructure fights.

Tom Nichols, author and former Naval War College professor, offers national-security and institutional critique. Eddie Glaude, Princeton professor, brings historical and moral analysis on race and democracy. Mitch Landrieu, former New Orleans mayor, speaks from rebuilding and civic leadership. They discuss elites' failures and courage, institutional decay, political grievance, and what to rebuild next.

Eddie Glaude, Princeton professor and cultural commentator, and John Brennan, former CIA director and national security analyst, tackle disinformation and threats to U.S. voting. They discuss federal agents near polling sites, efforts to delegitimize vote counting, foreign influence operations, delayed whistleblower complaints, and risks to journalistic accountability. Short, urgent, and wide-ranging conversations.

Eddie Glaude, Princeton professor and commentator on race and politics. Molly Jong-Fast, political writer and podcast host. Paul Rieckhoff, veterans advocate and national security voice. Steve Liesman, economics reporter and market analyst. They dissect Trump's Davos remarks, NATO and dollar trust, immigration enforcement and political risk, market checks on presidential power, and the TikTok restructuring tied to business and media influence.

Julia Ainsley, NBC News senior Homeland Security correspondent, discusses the implications of a Supreme Court ruling that removes limits on immigration patrols in Los Angeles, raising concerns about racial profiling and community safety. Eddie Glaude Jr., a Princeton professor, shares insights on the intersection of immigration policy and race, emphasizing the need for reform. They delve into the moral complications of aggressive enforcement actions and the impact on Latino communities, advocating for a more community-oriented approach to policing amidst evolving legal standards.