Peter Baker

Idrees Kahloon, Atlantic staff writer on economics and international affairs; Stephen Hayes, conservative editor and national security commentator; Leigh Ann Caldwell, Capitol Hill correspondent; Peter Baker, NYT White House reporter. They discuss why Trump publicly shames allies, Mark Carney’s Davos warning about rules-based order, the Greenland back-and-forth, Canada’s trade risks, NATO strains, and the prospect of striking Iran.

Peter Baker, a New York Times reporter, and Susan Glasser, a staff writer for The New Yorker, dive into the chaos of Trump's second term. They discuss the national security implications of SignalGate and the survival odds for embattled officials. The duo reflects on the alarming parallels between Trump's Washington and early Putin-era Moscow. They also analyze the GOP's shifting dynamics, highlighting the implications of political decisions and accountability amidst ongoing turmoil.

Garrett Graff, historian and journalist who reports on Homeland Security and border agencies, and Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, join the conversation. They discuss Trump’s Georgia speech and Republican unease. They cover affordability claims, tariffs and market context. Graff also outlines misconduct and reform challenges within ICE and Border Patrol.

David Drucker, political commentator; Sabrina Siddiqui, national politics reporter; Peter Baker, veteran White House correspondent. They dig into DOJ logging lawmakers' searches of unredacted Epstein files and the political fallout. They also break down the ICE surge in Minneapolis, local pushback, and the White House drawdown. Conversation touches on voter intimidation concerns and a strict proof-of-citizenship law.

Justin Wolfers, economist and public policy professor who studies labor markets. Catherine Rampell, economics commentator who covers markets and crypto. Peter Baker, chief White House correspondent analyzing presidential behavior. Ro Khanna, U.S. Representative and lead co-author of the Epstein Transparency Act pressing the DOJ on redactions. They discuss DOJ redactions in the Epstein files, worsening jobs signals, market and crypto declines, and political fallout.