Rep. Joe Neguse

Joe Neguse, U.S. Representative known for sharp oversight, recounts his cross-examination of DHS leadership and alleged procurement corruption. Shannon Bird, former state representative and local leader running for Colorado’s 8th District, discusses affordable housing, school funding, and why she’s running. They cover accountability in federal agencies and local campaign priorities in short, punchy conversations.

Joe Neguse, U.S. Representative focused on oversight and accountability. Paul Eaton, retired Major General with military expertise. They probe Trump's casual wartime comments and unclear military aims. They discuss risks of deploying troops, propaganda-style government messaging, investigations into Kristi Noem's contracting, and withheld Epstein-related documents.

U.S. Representative Joe Neguse from Colorado's 2nd district joins to discuss the fight against the Citizens United decision. Neguse shares insights on how dark money distorts democracy and why he believes the independent expenditure loophole is a legal fiction. He outlines his Citizens Over Corporations Act, aiming to restore campaign finance control to states. The conversation delves into bipartisan opportunities for reform and examines how industry spending shapes Congressional behavior, while also proposing a lobbying ban to rebuild public trust.

Beto O’Rourke, the former Texas congressman and founder of Powered by the People, faces potential jail time from the Texas Attorney General for standing up for democracy. Joe Neguse, a Colorado congressman, tackles Trump's influence on federal law enforcement and his recent actions in D.C. Meanwhile, Jason Furman criticizes the appointment of E.J. Antony to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, raising alarms about data integrity. The discussion highlights the rising political tensions in Texas and the implications for civil rights and accountability.

Chris Van Hollen, U.S. Senator focused on foreign relations and fiscal impacts; Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security advisor and Iran analyst; Joe Neguse, Colorado representative on judiciary matters; Ro Khanna, California representative on oversight. They discuss the fallout from released Epstein files, accountability at the Justice Department, US strikes and risks to civilian infrastructure in Iran, and Congress’s role in oversight and confirmations.