Joining the conversation this week: Ron Fournier, the former Washington DC bureau chief for the Associated Press and former publisher and editor of Crain’s Detroit Business. He now serves as president at Truscott Rossman,

Joining the conversation: former Republican National Committee Chair and Maryland Lt. Governor Michael Steele. Steele is a lifelong conservative who finds himself in pitched battle with those usurpers, thugs, kooks,

Joining Mark and Jeff this week: one of the top leaders in the U.S. House, Flint Congressman Dan Kildee. - Kildee was first elected to the U.S. House in 2012 when succeeded his uncle - Dale Kildee - who had represented the Genesee Valley in Congress f...

Mark and Jeff analyze the political calculations and impact of this week's visit by President Joe Biden to the Dearborn Ford Motor plant, and his full-throated promotion of the new electric F-150 pickup truck. -

Mark and Jeff are joined by one of the most famous state's witnesses in political history. Michael Cohen has gone from spending 12 years as Donald Trump's "fixer" to being a key witness for multiple criminal investigations of the ex-President. -

Mark and Jeff are joined by the unofficial leader of Michigan's progressive Democrats, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. - The runner-up in 2018's gubernatorial primary has gone on to national prominence and voice for new generation of Democrats. - Dr.

Mark Brewer and Jeff Timmer open this week's show with the inside view of efforts they are leading to disrupt statehouse Republicans: Timmer's  promised recalls aimed at legislators voting for the GOP voter suppression packageBrewer's fight against ...

Brett, Ben and Jordan Meiselas: "The Meidas Touch" - The three brothers who created the Meidas Touch PAC are the new happy warriors of politics. They gleefully donate their time and talents to skewering MAGA-preaching politicians.

Mark and Jeff are joined by 1988 Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis. - Dukakis the longest-serving Governor in Massachusetts history, winning his first term in 1974. After losing his reelection bid in 1978,

Mark and Jeff are joined by former Ohio Governor and 2016 presidential candidate John Kasich to discuss the future of the Republican Party, the nadir of traditional GOP fiscal conservativism and Joe Biden's progressive populism.