Quorum Call

Josh Kraushaar, Kyle Trygstad and Kimberly Railey join Adam Wollner to preview Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama. They also break down the latest developments in the Minnesota and Tennessee Senate races.

Casey Wooten and Alex Rogers regroup with Adam Wollner to break down the Senate's late-night vote in favor the GOP's tax bill and preview the biggest hurdles remaining for the legislation. They also provide an update on the latest spending negotiations as the government aims to avoid a shutdown this week.

Casey Wooten and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to break down where the Senate stands on tax reform legislation ahead of a possible vote this week. They also discuss the long list of items on Congress' to-do list before the end of the year.

Josh Kraushaar and Kimberly Railey join Adam Wollner to discuss the political fallout from the sexual harassment allegations against Roy Moore and Sen. Al Franken, as well as the mistrial in Sen. Robert Menendez's bribery case.

Kyle Trygstad and Ally Mutnick join Adam Wollner to discuss the lessons both parties can learn from the Democrats' big election night in Virginia last week, how latest wave of House Republican retirements could affect the 2018 landscape, and the fallout from the sexual misconduct allegations made against Alabama GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore. Casey Wooten also provides an update on tax reform as the House prepares to vote on its legislation this week.

Josh Kraushaar and Zach Cohen join Adam Wollner to preview Tuesday's gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey. Casey Wooten also stops by to break down the House GOP's tax reform plan.

Josh Kraushaar and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss the fallout from the first charges in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation as well as Sen. Jeff Flake's decision not to seek reelection in 2018. Casey Wooten also stops by to provide an update on the GOP's tax reform efforts.

Josh Kraushaar and Kimberly Railey join Adam Wollner to discuss how much Republican candidates running in 2018 should worry about Steve Bannon, whether congressional leadership will be a bigger drag on the GOP than President Trump in the midterms and House Democrats' fundraising success.

George Condon, Erin Durkin, and Casey Wooten join Adam Wollner this week to discuss President Trump's decisions to kick Obamacare subsidy payments and the Iran deal to Congress, as well as preview the Senate's upcoming budget resolution vote, a major step in the GOP's efforts to overhaul the tax code.

Casey Wooten and Dan Newhauser join Adam Wollner to break down the biggest political and policy hurdles facing congressional Republicans as they attempt to overhaul the tax code. Then, Ally Mutnick and Kimberly Railey stop by to discuss the impact of the latest re-election announcements from members of Congress ahead of the 2018 midterms.

Casey Wooten and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss congressional Republicans moving on to tax reform after failing to repeal Obamacare. Josh Kraushaar also stops by to break down what Roy Moore's victory in the Alabama GOP Senate primary and Sen. Bob Corker's retirement mean for the direction of the Republican Party.

This week, Adam Wollner, Josh Kraushaar, and Alex Rogers break down the GOP's last-gasp effort to repeal and replace Obamacare. Later, Kimberly Railey joins to preview Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama.

George Condon and Alex Rogers join Adam Wollner to discuss President Trump's outreach to congressional Democrats and the latest GOP effort to repeal and replace Obamacare. Then, Kyle Trygstad and Ally Mutnick stop by to break down the Hotline's ranking of the 15 House seats most likely to flip party control in 2018.

Adam regroups with Dan and Alex to discuss the ramifications of President Trump's unexpected spending deal with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. Then, Ally joins to break down the decisions from swing-district Republican Reps. Dave Reichert, Charlie Dent and Dave Trott to retire at the end of the term.

With Congress back in Washington after the August recess, Adam, Alex, and Dan discuss the looming fiscal deadlines facing members, the Trump administration's DACA announcement and the president's worsening relations with Republican senators.

This week, Adam is joined by Josh Kraushaar and Kyle Trygstad to preview Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama and discuss the reactions from President Trump and other Republican officeholders to the violence in Charlottesville.

With Congress on recess, Adam brings in the Hotline's Kimberly Railey and Ally Mutnick to talk House retirements and the latest developments in some of the most competitive Senate races of 2018. Later, Zach Cohen stops by to break down West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's party switch and the state of the play in the Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial elections.

We discuss the political fallout from the demise of the Senate GOP's bill to repeal Obamacare, and what it means for the party's legislative priorities this fall. Additionally, we examine how President Trump's new chief of staff will effect White House relations with Congress.

We discuss the GOP's struggles to repeal and replace Obamacare, conservative groups' threats to challenge Republican senators in primaries, and whether congressional leaders can accomplish tax reform by the end of the year.

We discuss the latest version of the Senate GOP's Better Care Reconciliation Act, the Democrats' leftward shift on health care, and the special election to replace Jeff Sessions in Alabama.