DeSantis gets over his skis on Ukraine, 'Don't Say Gay' escalates, and it's not racist to criticize the CCP.

Ron DeSantis threw a couple of very small rocks at Trump this week, and he's angling to get to the right of Trump on Covid, and perhaps on abortion as well.

Using a page from his well-worn playbook, Trump framed the narrative about the Manhattan grand jury case on his terms.

The Republican Party had been showing signs it was beginning to move on from Trump, but now it's wrapping itself around him once again — because attention of any kind is Trump's fuel.

Trump's rhetoric is more apocalyptic and more confrontational, and the party still can't renounce its addiction to the man.

Trump is crystal clear that he wants retribution against the people who wouldn't let him remain in office — and he'll pull us out of NATO too.

America has long responded to the needs of Baby Boomers, and the generation reshaped the country as it grew older. But now, its grip on the direction of America is starting to lessen, and that's creating inter-generational tensions.

Pence warned us about the threat to our democracy, and we shrugged.

Ron DeSantis chose to pander to Tucker Carlson on Ukraine and shows himself as unserious on one of the biggest issues of our time.

Mike Pence is trying win over the DC press corps but still refuses to do his part to hold Trump accountable for January 6.

People not having kids because of climate change anxiety are not thinking about a future with Josh Hawley having 100 babies.

The biggest threat of extremist violence right now is coming from the rightwing. But 100 years ago, it came from the left.

Tucker has been dining out on how much the media supposedly despises Donald Trump — when by his own admission, he hates Trump with a passion.

Tucker's attempting to white-wash Jan 6, Trump and DeSantis have a thing against prosecutors, Kari says we'll have world peace again with Trump capitulating to Putin, and Michael Knowles intentionally used eliminationist rhetoric about transgenderism.

John Bolton thought he could create a coherent foreign policy for Trump, but now sees he was naive.

The base wants the sugar, the fat, and the salt — not someone afraid to say how they're different from Trump.

Master interlocutor Mehdi Hasan says come to a debate prepared — bring receipts and know the other side's best argument better than they do.

People over 40 tend to see themselves as about 20% younger than their actual age.

The former Speaker of the House tells Charlie Sykes a Reagan 2.0 candidate would have a shot in '24.

Scott Adams has the right to carry on about white victimhood, and newspapers have the free speech right to drop him.

The Georgia jury forewoman needs to stop talking, Norma Desmond took a break from Mar-a-Lago, Charlie and Tim disagree on Roald Dahl, and DeSantis lectures New Yorkers on law & order while the big cities in Florida have a higher crime rate. Tim Miller joins Charlie Sykes for the weekend pod.

Fox isn't news, and it isn't propaganda. It's about getting the biggest audience it can, to make the most money it possibly can.

With abortion and election integrity on the line, Democrats got the opponent they wanted for the most consequential election of 2023.

Conspiracy theories had been gaining ground in the GOP before Trump, but after he became conspiracy-theorist-in chief, many of his fans dove into conspiracies too.

Biden went to an active war zone, Lindsey Graham shows his old McCain-sidekick self, DeSantis weighs in on Ukraine, the Michigan GOP disconnects from reality, and MTG takes the leap from sedition to secession.