This week Joe and Jesse discuss the first 100 days of the Trump administration. The polls are out and the results aren't good! They discuss the impact of not just the polls but how the information is gathered. The arrest of 2 judges is pretty notable as well as ways to help resist ICE when people are being disappeared. They cover the militarization of local law enforcement and how the younger voters are now having some eye opening moments. Lastly, Joe and Jesse discuss the attacks on science, research, and integrity within the community. Join us for another civil conversation.

In this episode, we discuss a range of current political events, including the fallout from the Signal leak, the ongoingchallenges surrounding immigration policies, the SCOTUS recent rulings and Senator Chris Van Hollen's visit to El Salvador. We cover social media shaping political discourse, and, as promised last week, the strategic interests behind the U.S. desire to purchase Greenland. We finish our discussion on the monopolistic practices of major tech companies like Meta and Google. So sit back, relax, and get ready to have a civil conversation.

Welcome to episode 8, 2 months of Civil Discourse! Tonight we discuss a range of pressing topics, including Trump's demands on universities, Harvard's defiance, the implications of the SAVE Act, and the ongoing measles outbreak. We explore the impact of university endowments on decision-making, the potential exodus of intellectuals from the U.S., and the role of misinformation in shaping public opinion. The conversation emphasizes the importance of civil discourse and the need for accessible information in a rapidly changing political landscape.