Quorum Call

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. 

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins staff correspondents Casey Wooten and Matt Holt to discuss the impeachment inquiry's public phase and where it might go from here, as well as Bloomberg's entry into the presidential race and the Buttigieg bounce. 

Managing editor Mackenzie Weinger examines the public impeachment hearings with national security correspondent Harrison Cramer. Then, staff correspondent Madelaine Pisani is on to reflect on the Louisiana governor's race, and to preview the big contests of 2020.

Ahead of this week's public hearings, staff correspondent Casey Wooten joins digital editor Mini Racker to summarize the impeachment inquiry's most important findings and introduce the witnesses who are playing starring roles on the national stage. Plus, technology correspondent Brendan Bordelon is on to talk TikTok and the "techlash."

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George E. Condon to discuss Trump's preference for towns over cities, his yes men, and the timetable for impeachment. Then, staff correspondent Matt Holt is on to discuss Beto's final days running for president, the struggles of second-tier candidates, and the opportunity Buttigieg is waiting for.

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger joins Senate correspondent Zach Cohen and staff correspondent Casey Wooten to discuss how this inquiry compares to Clinton's impeachment, which Republicans to watch, and what kind of other work (if any) to expect from Congress in the meantime. 

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George Condon to discuss Mick Mulvaney's attempt to walk back his confirmation that Trump engaged in quid pro quo. Plus, national security correspondent Harrison Cramer discusses Syria and Turkey with a special guest, Network Science Initiative executive director Luke Hartig, who served on the National Security Council in the Obama administration. 

Staff correspondent Matt Holt joins digital editor Mini Racker to explain what makes tonight's Democratic debate historic and to let listeners in on what he's watching for when the candidates take the stage. Plus, staff correspondent Drew Gerber gives the lay of the land in Georgia, which will host two key Senate races in 2020, as well as next month's presidential debate. 

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger joins White House correspondent George Condon to discuss where the administration has fallen short in reacting to the impeachment inquiry. Plus, staff correspondent Madelaine Pisani is on to talk about how the president's visit to Louisiana could shake things up ahead of the gubernatorial primary. 

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger joins staff correspondent Casey Wooten and national security correspondent Harrison Cramer to discuss what sparked the impeachment inquiry and its possible next steps. Plus, associate editor Alex Clearfield is on to talk Pennsylvania politics. 

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George Condon to break down Trump's Ukraine scandal and his recent "Howdy Modi" event with the Indian prime minister. Then, he talks with technology correspondent Brendan Bordelon about Mark Zuckerberg's recent "charm offensive" on Capitol Hill.

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger joins staff correspondents Casey Wooten and Zach Cohen to discuss the fall agendas for the House and Senate, touching on guns, appropriations, and trade. 

National Journal editor in chief Jeff Dufour previews Hotline's Senate election power rankings with Hotline editor Kyle Trygstad and Senate reporter Drew Gerber. Jeff also checks in with national political correspondent Matt Holt ahead of Thursday's Democratic primary debate. 

Staff correspondents Drew Gerber and Casey Wooten join senior editor Mackenzie Weinger to break down the Senate map, this cycle's competitive primaries, and the future of gun legislation in Congress.

Editor in chief Jeff Dufour joins White House correspondent George Condon and staff correspondent Matt Holt to discuss Trump's response to Jeffrey Epstein's death and the ramifications of last weekend's shootings. Plus, the team gives an update on the 2020 field. 

Staff correspondents Matt Holt and Madeleine Pisani join digital editor Mini Racker to discuss the aftermath of the weekend's mass shootings and who still has a realistic chance of becoming president. The team also examines how national politics is shaping gubernatorial races in some of America's reddest states, with insights from the campaign trail in Kentucky. 

Senior editor Mackenzie Weinger breaks down Hotline's latest governor power rankings with staff correspondents Madelaine Pisani and Zach Cohen, as well as what's on deck for the final days of session before the Senate's August recess.