Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York joins editor-in-chief Hugo Gurdon to discuss how Democrats have dug themselves a hole and what they are doing to do to get out of that hole. DNC Chairman Ken Martin says that Democrats aren’t being harsh enough towards President Donald Trump. Since there isn’t any clear Democratic leader, this puts extreme activists the one shaking up Democratic agenda.

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You know the saying that so-and-so is living rent-free in your head? One online entry defines it as “when someone or something occupies your thoughts excessively, often without a clear reason or benefit.” Under that definition, it can be said without any hesitation that President Donald Trump is currently relaxing in a luxury condo in Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) head. Newsom, who desperately wants to be president, has taken to composing tweets imitating Trump’s distinctive style, down to using Trump’s favorite words, unusual punctuation, and “Thank you for your attention to this matter!” sign-off. Perhaps Newsom thinks it is funny, and maybe some Democrats agree. Let’s just say Newsom’s imitation doesn’t have the original flair.

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President Donald Trump‘s public safety initiative for the District of Columbia faces two great obstacles. The first is the persistence of crime there. The second is residents, local officials, and national Democrats who will resist Trump’s efforts. “The president taking over local control of [the Metropolitan Police Department] and putting the US military onto the streets of DC under the guise of public safety is wrong,” D.C. Councilman Charles Allen posted. “It’s an extreme, outrageous, and dangerous move for our city and the safety of all our residents.”

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The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday released more than 33,000 pages of material related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the first large-scale publication of documents provided by the Justice Department under subpoena in the committee’s ongoing review of the Epstein case. The records, sent to the panel in August, include investigation files from the FBI, victim statements, and videos collected during the government’s yearslong investigation into Epstein and his former associate Ghislaine Maxwell. While the release fulfills months of Republican calls for greater transparency, a significant portion of the material has already been made public through prior litigation or press coverage. The Washington Examiner counted 27 videos and 56 audio files included in a Google Drive provided to the public by the committee.

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Chief Political Coorestondant Byron York and Editor-In-Chief Hugo Gurdon discussed the U.S. economy, how it highlights President Trump's success with trade negotiations and the Democrats' low approval ratings.

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President Donald Trump’s sprawling domestic policy agenda narrowly passed the Republican-led Senate Tuesday after Vice President JD Vance cast the tiebreaking vote, capping off weeks of intense negotiations in the upper chamber to muscle through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The marquee legislation, which advances Trump’s second-term priorities on tax cuts, energy, and the border, now heads to the GOP-led House, where leaders are corralling votes to pass it by the president’s July 4 deadline.

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Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York joins magazine executive editor Jim Antle to discuss President Trump’s opposition waving that the airstrikes towards Iran’s nuclear facilities weren’t as effective as reported. The Democratic Party seems to have no direction as Trump steam rolls forward with his agenda. A shakeup with the New York City mayoral primary of Zohran Mamdani beating Andrew Cuomo for the democratic candidacy. Will progressive Democrats follow Mamdani’s lead in winning over the public?

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Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York joins editor-in-chief Hugo Gurdon to discuss if President Trump has any ideas on the handling US involvement with Iran. The distinction of American intervention and regime change in Iran. How does this affect Trump’s domestic support? How is the Democratic Party handling the Israel-Iran conflict?

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