Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by health care correspondent Erin Durkin and national security correspondent Harrison Cramer to discuss vaccine production, the Open Skies Treaty, and the situation in Hong Kong. 

Hotline editor Leah Askarinam and staff correspondents Madelaine Pisani and Kirk Bado join digital editor Mini Racker to talk about Hotline's Senate power rankings, the special elections in California's 25th district and Wisconsin's 7th district last week, and other downballot races that the team is following.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George E. Condon and House correspondent Casey Wooten to discuss the arrival of COVID-19 in the White House, illuminate what kind of legislation Congress may begin to work on this week, and evaluate Trump's new press secretary.

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger joins Senate correspondent Zach C. Cohen to discuss what's on the Senate's agenda now that it's back in session. Energy and environment correspondent Brian Dabbs also joins the podcast to talk about the impact of environmental policy on pandemic relief efforts in the U.S. and around the world.

Hotline editor in chief Leah Askarinam, associate editor Alex Clearfield, and staff correspondent Matt Holt join digital editor Mini Racker to discuss the latest with Joe Biden's possible VP picks, President Trump's coronavirus briefings, governors' popularity amid the pandemic, and key down-ballot races.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George Condon and Senate correspondent Zach Cohen to discuss who Trump is blaming for the continuing coronavirus crisis and what to expect in terms of solutions from Congress. 

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by health care correspondent Erin Durkin to discuss the latest coronavirus updates along with health insurance options for unemployed Americans. Technology correspondent Brendan Bordelon also joins the show to talk about how different countries are tracking their citizens to prevent the spread of the virus and the privacy concerns with this centralized response.

Hotline editor in chief Leah Askarinam, associate editor Alex Clearfield, and staff correspondents Matt Holt, Madelaine Pisani, and Kirk Bado join digital editor Mini Racker to discuss the latest political impacts of the coronavirus—in the states, on campaigns, and as they relate to Joe Biden's possible VP picks. 

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George Condon and House correspondent Casey Wooten to talk about the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill, whether Congress plans to do more to help Americans, and how President Trump is handling it all.

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by Senate correspondent Zach Cohen and health care correspondent Erin Durkin to discuss the Senate's status on passing phase three of the coronavirus legislative package and remote voting as members of Congress continue to self-quarantine. 

Hotline editor in chief Leah Askarinam and staff correspondent Matt Holt join digital editor Mini Racker to examine Joe Biden's promise to select a woman as his running mate and whether Bernie Sanders is managing to push Biden to the left. Then, staff corespondents Drew Gerber, Kirk Bado, and Madeleine Pisani are on to discuss which primary results have surprised them so far, what to look out for in tomorrow's elections, and why the coronavirus pandemic may be politically beneficial to incumbents.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour is joined by White House correspondent George E. Condon and health care correspondent Erin Durkin to discuss Trump's response to the coronavirus outbreak, how it could help or hurt the president, and what to expect as public health issues unfold. 

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger talks with national political correspondent Matt Holt about what to expect on Super Tuesday, what South Carolina's primary results mean for Joe Biden, and the major candidates who just dropped out of the race. Plus, energy and environment correspondent Brian Dabbs explains the bipartisan energy package that could become a major legislative achievement for the Senate.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour sits down with White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. to discuss Russian interference in the 2020 election, President Trump's visit to India, and recent presidential pardons. Technology correspondent Brendan Bordelon also joins the podcast to talk about Facebook's relationship with conservative America, U.S. policy with Huawei, the Section 230 debate, and the upcoming FISA renewal.

Staff correspondents Drew Gerber, Kirk A. Bado, and Madelaine Pisani, as well as Hotline Editor in Chief Leah Askarinam, join digital editor Mini Racker to outline the races to watch on Super Tuesday, discuss whether to expect more Beto-type candidates to come out of Texas, and give a special sneak peak of Hotline's state legislative coverage.

Plus, staff correspondent Matt Holt explains why Bernie Sanders has the clearest path to the Democratic nomination, analyzes Mike Bloomberg's advantages and disadvantages, and breaks down why some former front-runners may no longer be viable. 

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by Senate correspondent Zach Cohen to recap the end of the impeachment trial and discuss judge confirmations. Health care correspondent Erin Durkin also talks about congressional and executive action on the coronavirus outbreak.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour is joined by Senate correspondent Zach Cohen and House correspondent Casey Wooten to discuss the impeachment trial's close. They also talk about President Trump's upcoming state of the union address and future congressional action on the Ukraine affair.

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger is joined by national security correspondent Harrison Cramer and White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. to discuss the latest on President Trump's impeachment trial. They also talk about the House's presidential war powers vote and Trump's meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Hotline editor in chief Leah Askarinam and staff correspondents Matt Holt, Drew Gerber, Kirk Bado and Madelaine Pisani join digital editor Mini Racker to preview the campaigns landscape for 2020, from who's positioned well for the Iowa caucuses to which party is winning the redistricting battle. They also discuss Senate power rankings, House fundraising, and the potentially competitive races that aren't getting the attention they deserve. 

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger joins House correspondent Casey Wooten and Senate reporter Zach Cohen to discuss what’s next in President Trump’s impeachment.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins staff correspondents Matt Holt and Drew Gerber to discuss the effect of issues in Iran on the presidential race, fourth quarter fundraising numbers, and the Senate races Democrats are focusing on in hopes of winning back the upper chamber this year. 

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour is joined by managing editor Mackenzie Weinger, politics editor Josh Kraushaar, and Hotline editor Leah Askarinam. The editors' roundtable debates whether impeachment was the most important story of the year, suggests ways to know if a political realignment is complete, and makes big and bold predictions for 2020. 

House correspondent Casey Wooten joins managing editor Mackenzie Weinger to discuss expected defections on the House's impeachment vote, who he's hearing could be selected as an impeachment manager, and Rep. Jeff Van Drew's party swap. Plus, staff correspondent Matt Holt is on to discuss the inquiry's impact on the presidential race, and to clear up the status of this week's debate. 

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour discusses President Trump's reputation with world leaders after the most recent NATO summit with White House correspondent George Condon. And in her Quorum Call debut Hotline Editor Leah Askarinam details how the latest round of redistricting North Carolina impacts the race for the House. 

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger joins staff correspondent Zach Cohen to discuss the odds of another government shutdown and the inside scoop on how senators are preparing for impeachment. Then, health care correspondent Erin Durkin is on to talk vaping, drug prices, and surprise medical bills.