This week, Bill and Phil unpack the latest developments in the war with Iran, ask whether the world is witnessing the slow collapse of international justice, and explore why admitting you’re wrong has become one of the hardest things to do in modern politics.

This week, Bill and Phil break down the drama in the U.S. Senate—from Graham Platner and Lindsey Graham to Mitch McConnell—examine the collapse of the ceasefire in Iran, and meet Binface, the man taking on Nigel Farage.

This week, Bill and Phil reflect on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and then look 50 years into the future and speculate on what the American democracy might look like at its 300th anniversary.

This week, Bill and Phil discuss the war in Iran, revisit the legacy of Brexit ten years later, and ask one very important question: What's more stupid—the reflecting pool conspiracy, an all you can eat Greenland shrimp strategy, or a cabinet obsessed with sauerkraut?

This week, Bill and Phil examine the proposed U.S.–Iran Memorandum of Understanding and explore what a UFC fight on the White House lawn might tell us about the changing norms of American democracy.

This week, Bill and Phil discuss the latest developments in the Iran war and the prospects for peace. They then explore whether Democrats have a viable path back to electoral success before closing with a look at Trump’s controversial new compensation fund and what it says about corruption and power in American politics.

This week, Bill and Phil dig into Trump’s king-like behavior and reflect on political violence in America.

This week, Bill and Phil take on Donald Trump’s escalating clash with the Pope—from social media provocations and questionable theology to a broader question about faith, power, and political messaging. They then turn to Hungary’s elections as a test of populism’s durability and close with a look at Iran’s viral AI-generated LEGO-style propaganda videos, which are unexpectedly winning the online narrative war.

This week, Bill and Phil break down the war in Iran—from the president’s stark warning about Iranian civilization, to the fragile prospects for a ceasefire, to the global backlash against U.S. actions, including the controversy involving threatening the Pope. They also explore a surprising twist: segments of the far-right media turning on Trump.

This week, Bill and Phil ask whether the United States is acting as a rogue state—or a predatory hegemon—shaking the foundations of the international system. They then turn to a conversation on Christian identity politics, examining how the administration is using religious language to frame its war against Iran.