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Mark Halperin opens today’s episode with his reported monologue unpacking the latest claims that Trump’s presidency is effectively over—from MS NOW pundits declaring he’s losing ground to Kara Swisher saying he won’t see the end of his term. He then identifies the real test for the president: how his handling of the economy, intra-party divisions, and voter confidence could shape GOP prospects in the midterms.

Next, Halperin talks with Hillary Clinton’s former campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle about Trump’s standing with independents and moderates. They also examine the emerging 2028 Democratic field, highlighting Gavin Newsom’s frontrunner position and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s prospects to navigate both a primary and a general election.

Finally, Erika Donalds joins Halperin for an in-depth discussion on the state of education in America and how AI and education policy are reshaping everyday life. She explains why teachers’ unions are losing influence, how school choice drives results-driven competition, and how technology can improve efficiency, empower parents, and enhance learning for students.

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