Every week, veteran Philippine journalist Christian Esguerra brings you the relevant facts and explains burning issues on politics and governance — because democracy dies in disinformation.

Christian Esguerra speaks with immigration law expert Lou Janssen Dangzalan on the Harry Roque's situation in The Netherlands.

It seems Sara Duterte can't wait to replace President Marcos Jr.

Did Zaldy Co's lawyer try to blackmail BBM administration?

Will former Speaker Martin Romualdez be charged with plunder in connection with the flood control scandal?

An immigration lawyer talks about the indirect effect of Alice Guo's sentencing on Harry Roque's bid for political asylum in The Netherlands.

Let's talk about the removal of Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin and Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman.

Christian Esguerra speaks with PR man Alan German on Imee Marcos' latest attacks on her younger brother, President Marcos Jr.

Ano ang tunay na agenda ni Imee Marcos sa pagbanat sa kapatid?

Remulla says arrest warrants will likely be out against senators, congressmen, and more by Dec. 15.

Christian Esguerra sits down with Rep. Leila De Lima on Zaldy Co's allegations against Marcos Jr. and Martin Romualdez.

Sinu-sino kayang mga senador atbp sangkot sa flood control scandal ang makukulong bago mag-Pasko?

Will an anti-political dynasty law pass in a Congress dominated by political clans and elites?

Do you buy Marcoleta's explanation on why he didn't identify his campaign donors in the May 2025 elections?

Christian Esguerra sits down with lawyer Kristina Conti on the reported issuance of an arrest order against Sen. Bato dela Rosa.

Christian Esguerra speaks with Dr. Mahar Lagmay on the need for science-based, data-driven policy-making, especially to address the effects of typhoons and other natural calamities.

Listen to this discussion on the upcoming investigation into the Villar family.

Listen to Christian Esguerra's wide-ranging live interview with Ombudsman Boying Remulla, from possibly reviving the case against Sen. Joel Villanueva to holding former Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez accountable.

Christian Esguerra speaks with lawyer Dino De Leon on the 'secret' decision by Martires in favor of Joel Villanueva, a 2019 ruling that surprised even the current ombudsman,

What if documents relevant to the flood control investigation are intentionally burned? What can investigators do?

Trillanes describes Bong Go as the "mastermind" in this corruption scheme.

This episode talks about the righteous indignation of the senator, who is against facing corruption allegations.

Listen to this episode on the DDS push to remove BBM.

Why can't congressmen let go of this controversial allocation?

Why were the Dutertes and their supporters so intent on blocking Boying Remulla's appointment as Ombudsman?

What's next for Digong after the ICC rejected his petition for interim release?

Are Sara Duterte and the rest of the DDS also to blame for the ICC's rejection of her dad's request for temporary release?

Christian Esguerra speaks with Comelec chairman George Garcia on the poll body's investigation into campaign contributions received by several candidates from government contractors in the 2022 elections.

Does Tulfo's proposal really make sense?

How do we sustain the indignation and demand for accountability in this massive corruption involving flood control projects?

This episode talks about the possible reasons why President Marcos Jr. appointed Boying Remulla as Ombudsman.

Listen to Christian Esguerra's interview with Senate President Tito Sotto.

Listen to this episode on Cayetano's idea to hold a snap election.

Christian Esguerra is joined by Ronald Llamas and Barry Gutierrez.

Christian Esguerra speaks with lawyer Marvin Aceron, who filed an ethics complaint against Chiz Escudero.

Listen to our discussion on the controversy over non-functioning health facilities by the Department of Health worth billions of pesos.

Is there a brewing coup to replace Senate President Tito Sotto?

Will the ICC even bother to take note of the Senate resolution seeking a house arrest for Rodrigo Duterte?

Listen to this episode with former Senator Sonny Trillanes.

Christian Esguerra speaks with lawyer Jess Falcis, who is facing a disbarment complaint before the Supreme Court.

Listen to this conversation with former Senate President Franklin Drilon on the raging scandal involving billions of pesos in flood control funds.

Listen to Christian Esguerra's commentary and analysis of Chiz Escudero's speech about a so-called "script" masterminded by Martin Romualdez to shift the blame in the flood control mess.

How will Sen. Ping Lacson's revelation affect the behavior of his fellow senators and the course of the Blue Ribbon Committee investigation into flood control corruption?

Christian Esguerra sits down with former COA Commissioner Heidi Mendoza.

This episode looks closely into the credibility of Marcoleta's surprise witness in the last Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing.

Listen to this episode on the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearing where separate witnesses tagged Sen. Chiz Escudero and Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez in the flood control scandal.

Christian Esguerra speaks with lawyer Maria Sol Taule about the arrest of more than a hundred people, who allegedly took part in the Mendiola riot last Sept. 21.

Listen to this discussion between Christian Esguerra and lawyer Dino De Leon.

Listen to this episode with lawyer Kristina Conti on the charges recommended by the ICC prosecutor against Rodrigo Duterte.

Listen to this episode on the latest Senate blue ribbon committee hearing on corruption involving flood control projects.

Christian Esguerra speaks with the lawyer of Brice Hernandez following Henry Alcantara's decision to finally speak up and tag Jinggoy Estrada, Joel Villanueva, Bong Revilla, and Zaldy Co in massive corruption involving flood control projects.

In this episode with Christian Esguerra, former Budget Sec. Butch Abad talks about questionable realignments in the national budget over the years, and key reforms that should be done by Congress before it's too late.