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Meghan and Miranda are still fired up over the bizarre, bipartisan blackout surrounding the Missing Epstein Files, but first, they have to talk about actual ghosts. Miranda had a haunting at home over the weekend and drags her husband on the mic to explain the creepy chaos. Then, Texas radio host Ben Ferguson joins with an update on the flood recovery efforts and shares what people can actually do to help. But when the convo turns to Epstein and Pam Bondi, sparks fly... and Meghan and Ben don't exactly see eye to eye. Finally, deep-state detective Kristen “Colonel Kurtz" Lacefield storms in with theories, receipts, and fury after President Trump's cryptic shoutout to his “boys and gals.” She's got fresh MAGA-world intel and zero patience for the media spin. It's a wild one — haunted houses, political coverups, and a whole lot of fire.

Meghan and Miranda are fuming. After years of whispers, leaks, and broken promises, the long-awaited Epstein Files turn out to be... an epic flop? Suddenly, The New York Times and MAGA influencers alike are telling us to “move along”? Absolutely not. USA Today's Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page joins to unpack the political blowback from this bipartisan blackout — and why Pam Bondi might be caught in the crossfire. Plus, she previews her must-read column marking one year since the assassination attempt on then-candidate Trump. And later, YouTuber and culture critic Colonel Kurtz dives into the public gaslighting, media memory-holing, and whether the administration can dig itself out of what looks a lot like an elite-level cover-up. This episode pulls no punches... and brings the receipts.

Meghan and Miranda are back from the Fourth... rested, recharged, and heartbroken. The tragic events at Camp Mystic and across Texas cast a shadow over the holiday weekend. Then, POLITICO's Capitol Bureau Chief Rachael Bade joins to catch us up on everything you may have missed: the fallout from the Big Beautiful Bill, Elon Musk's surprise third-party launch, and the growing heat on NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani. Later, former UPenn swimmer Paula Scanlan joins to discuss the Supreme Court's decision to review state bans on transgender athletes. She shares her personal experience competing alongside Lia Thomas, and what might be coming next from the Court. Politics, culture, tragedy, and tough conversations... it's all in today's episode.

Meghan's riding solo today while Miranda battles a summer bug (don't worry, she made her take the day off). But she's got backup: political commentator Ryan Girdusky and The Hill's Amie Parnes are here to break down the biggest stories heading into the Fourth of July weekend. From American patriotism hitting record lows, to UPenn officially scrubbing Lia Thomas's wins, to the slow-motion meltdown of the Musk-Trump bromance... nothing's off-limits. It's sharp, punchy, and full of fireworks. Meghan and Miranda will be back after the holiday weekend — have a fabulous Fourth!

Meghan and Miranda kick things off by diving into the weirdest wedding of the year — Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's lavish yet totally random Venice affair. From the guest list to the décor, nothing made sense! Then, Fox News host Gianno Caldwell joins to talk rising crime in liberal-run cities and why New Yorkers (and major cities across the country) should be paying close attention to Mamdani's wild mayoral campaign. Gianno shares his powerful personal story of losing his brother to gun violence in Chicago — and why this issue hits so close to home. Finally, the ladies close out the show finally getting to talk about 'Vanderpump Rules' star Tom Sandoval's shockingly good 'America's Got Talent' audition. They're still riding hard for Team Tom — and now, maybe you will too.

Meghan sits down with our Second Lady, Usha Vance, for her first long-form interview since stepping into the national spotlight, and she's sharing it all! Usha opens up about making the leap from Ohio to Capitol Hill, the beautiful chaos of raising kids in a two-faith household, and what it's really like being one of the most famous women in the world. Plus, Meghan drops some personal news of her own — baby number three is on the way and is a boy — Usha shares some heartfelt parenting advice. Don't miss Usha's sweet story about falling in love with the Vice President back at Yale. It's a candid, charming chat you'll want to hear!

Meghan and Miranda open the show with huge news they've been teasing all week: Meghan's scored an exclusive interview with Second Lady Usha Vance — oh, and she and Ben are expecting their third baby! Then they're joined by Iran policy expert Alireza Jafarzadeh to break down the latest on the escalating Iran crisis. He explains why regime change must come from within — but the U.S. can't afford to stand on the sidelines. Meghan and Miranda also debate this weekend's strikes on Iran as Republicans like Rubio and J.D. Vance close ranks around the president, while AOC and others raise legal questions. And veteran TV producer and journalist Daniella Greenbaum joins to give her perspective on Israel and preview what's at stake in NYC mayoral race.

Meghan and Miranda are joined by Daily Mail White House reporter Nikki Schwab to unpack the explosive Tucker Carlson interview with Ted Cruz, and what it reveals about growing fractures in the MAGA movement. They also dive into whether the escalating Israel-Iran conflict could finally split the New Right, the hush-hush White House renovations, and Nikki shares behind-the-scenes stories from Air Force One (yes, the snacks are that good).

Meghan and Miranda open up about their growing anxiety over the looming conflict between Israel and Iran... and whether it's the spark that drags us all into World War 3. They're joined by foreign policy analyst Noah Rothman, who breaks down what this escalation means for the region, and why it could actually be key to reshaping the Middle East. Then, comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding checks in live from Tel Aviv to share what it's really like on the ground right now — the tension, the resilience, and the unexpected humor.

Meghan and Miranda open the show fired up after Pete Hegseth refuses to give a straight answer on Russia's invasion of Ukraine. MAGA's pro-Russia leanings are getting harder to spin — and Meghan is not here for his soft approach to a very easy question. Then, radio host Mo Kelly joins with boots-on-the-ground insight from the Los Angeles ICE protests and what the media isn't showing you.

Meghan and Miranda kick off with a fiery debate over the ICE protests in L.A.—are we getting the full story, or just another round of media-fueled drama? Then, Brent Scher from The Daily Wire joins to break down the protests, the spectacular Musk-Trump bromance breakup, and the DNC's latest meltdown after Ken Martin's leaked call set off a firestorm. Finally… Miranda pulls off an epic Annabelle update surprise that completely freaks out Meghan. You won't want to miss it.

Meghan and Miranda kick things off with bombshell news: Karine Jean-Pierre says she's done with the Democratic Party. Is it a real political shift—or a strategic move for her next media gig? They break it down and ask the question on everyone's mind: who's buying what she's selling? Then, political strategist Ryan Girdusky joins to unpack the latest D.C. drama—from Elon Musk's behind-the-scenes political power grabs to his rumored feud with Trump—and what it all means for the future of the GOP.

Meghan and Miranda dive deep into the new Titan sub documentary, and the allegations are jaw-dropping. From ignored warnings to fatal arrogance, it's a tragic tale of wealth, risk, and recklessness. Then, V. Spehar joins for a wide-ranging convo on the future of the Democratic Party, why support for same-sex marriage is suddenly slipping, and what Pride means in today's political climate.

Meghan and Miranda are in a feud with everyone—and they're not dodging it. They kick off the show by addressing the headlines, the haters, and the hot takes. Then, former 'Real Housewife of Beverly Hills' Annemarie Wiley joins to set the record straight on what really happened behind the scenes—and what her life looks like now. Finally, the ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt stops by for a serious and powerful conversation about the alarming rise in antisemitism, and how Meghan and Miranda are using their voices to stand up for safety, truth, and Jewish communities everywhere.

Why do elite media outlets keep fumbling the moment? From CNN to MSNBC to The View, legacy newsrooms are bleeding credibility—and audiences. Meghan and Miranda are joined by Breaker Media's Lachlan Cartwright, whose reporting on Jake Tapper's behind-the-scenes Hunter Biden drama is shaking up the Beltway. They dig into: – The media's role in covering for Biden – Democrats' awkward attempts to win back men – Rachel Maddow's $25M one-day-a-week deal – The View's political pivot (and legal headaches) – And France's First Lady delivers a headline-making slap Also: Are MSNBC hosts just Resistance LARPers now? Is Ari Melber heading for the exit? And yes… the Annabelle doll is still wreaking havoc on her national tour.

Meghan and Miranda get into the messy truth behind Jake Tapper's Biden book bombshell. What did he know, when did he know it, and why did he wait to cash in? They unpack the gross optics of journalists profiting off stories they sat on, and how it's eroding public trust. Puck's Chief Washington Correspondent Leigh Ann Caldwell joins to break down how this is landing in Washington and with everyday voters. Oh, and don't worry, we've got a crucial update on America's most haunted traveler: Annabelle the Demon Doll is on tour, and the vibes are cursed.

This week, Meghan and Miranda are joined by POLITICO's Rachel Bade to unpack the breaking news of former President Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis... and what this means for the already-chaotic Democratic primary. Meghan opens up about her deeply personal connection to this moment, reflecting on how her own family's public battle with cancer changed everything. Later, A.J. Edelman joins the show to break down Trump's headline-grabbing Middle East tour. Is it a legacy move… or just another gold-plated photo op? And finally, from the White House to the haunted house — Annabelle the Demon Doll is on the road and allegedly wreaking supernatural havoc at every stop. Would you dare get close?

Meghan and Miranda are joined by Michael Knowles of The Daily Wire to break down the juiciest scoops from Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson's Biden tell-all — including what Team Biden really thinks about Kamala, and why the DNC may be secretly regretting their support of activist-turned-poster-child David Hogg. Spoiler: they're eating their own. Also: is Mayor Pete quietly plotting a 2028 comeback? We read between the lines of his recent not-so-subtle teases. Then, pop culture commentator Shallon Lester stops by to unpack the jaw-dropping testimony coming out of Diddy's trial, what's next for the Menendez Brothers after a major legal twist, and while Kim Kardashian is headed to court… is the family deeper into their flop era. Is America finally over the Kardashians?

Meghan is joined by Mary Katharine Ham to dig into the latest on the China tariff easement deal—will it actually cool down the trade wars or is it just smoke and mirrors? Then, they unpack the eyebrow-raising story about Qatar possibly gifting Trump a new Air Force One (yes, really) and whether it crosses the line into bribery. Plus: media takes on David Hogg and Joe Biden, and a little pop culture dessert with gossip about Bill Belichick and his much-younger girlfriend, Jordon Hudson.

Meghan and Miranda are joined by Reason's Billy Binion for a sharp, no-holds-barred discussion on President Biden's latest stumbles and the bizarre interview he gave to the BBC. Then, they dive into the controversy surrounding Dave Portnoy, breaking down the accusations of antisemitism at his bar, cancel culture vs. accountability, and the broader cultural implications. It's a candid, layered conversation about politics, public perception, and the fine line between commentary and outrage. You don't wanna miss this one!

Meghan and Miranda return with Citizen McCain and are joined by fan favorite Seena Ghaznavi. The trio dive into President Trump's latest economic proposals—including the bizarre “30 Dolls” comment—and explore just how disconnected the administration seems from everyday Americans. Meghan even wonders if the state of the economy might be nudging her leftward. Despite the chaos, Democrats are still struggling in the polls, and the group unpacks why. They wrap up with a rapid-fire pop culture round-up: Prince Harry's BBC interview, Michelle Obama's new complaints, rumors about Alcatraz reopening, and a look at what's going on with John Fetterman.

Meghan and Miranda have some big news! Thank you to everyone for patiently waiting out this limbo period because we're happy to announce that Citizen McCain has officially partnered with 2WAY. This means that the podcast will be back, twice a week and if you want - you can watch the full show live on YouTube Mondays and Wednesday at noon Eastern. Listen to this message from Meghan and Miranda for the full details. We're so happy to be back!

Meghan and Miranda break down the bizarre naked airport meltdown at DFW, the science behind spring mania, and 'The Baldwins' reality show disaster, including Hilaria snapping at Alec on the red carpet. They unpack 'The White Lotus' Season 3's record-breaking episode despite negative reviews, 'RHOBH' losing Garcelle Beauvais, and rumors of Kyle Richards' exit. Plus, could NeNe Leakes join 'The Traitors' Season 4? Finally, they discuss the leaked U.S. text scandal.

Meghan and Miranda dive into the latest headlines, from NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore's dramatic return to Earth after an extended stay in space to Elon Musk's claim that politics delayed their rescue. They also cover the recent wave of attacks on Tesla, Senator Justin Eichorn's shocking arrest, and newly declassified JFK assassination records. Plus, Gwyneth Paltrow's Vanity Fair cover story reveals her thoughts on health, politics, and Meghan Markle, and Tracy Morgan has an unfortunate courtside incident.

Meghan and Miranda break down Michelle Obama's underwhelming podcast launch, Kim Kardashian's controversial Tesla Cybertruck photoshoot, and the rise of plastic surgery in political circles—especially in the Trump era. They also tackle the backlash over Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour prices and the Democratic Party's sinking favorability.

In this episode, Meghan and Miranda sit down with Mary Margaret Olohan, The Daily Wire's first White House correspondent, to discuss the growing tension between new and traditional media in the White House and the challenges she faces on the job. Mary Margaret shares her firsthand insights on covering college campus protests, the rise of antisemitism, and what's next for former Vice President Kamala Harris's political future. Plus, Meghan and Miranda break down the latest controversy surrounding Meghan Markle's new show.

Meghan and Miranda both share their stories of bizarre midnight occurrences that happened the night before the show, but that doesn't stop them from commenting on Meghan Markle's latest venture. They get into the weird interaction on 'With Love, Meghan' where the former royal snapped at Mindy Kaling for getting her name wrong. Then, they're joined by comedian Josh Wolf and talk about how much influence comedy has on our society, including politics. They also discuss how no jokes are off limits... as long as they're funny!

Meghan and Miranda kick off the episode with the latest on Onijah Robinson in Dubai and the UAE's strict laws. They also dissect Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively's awkward appearance at SNL's 50th anniversary. Then, Sage Steele joins for a candid and compelling conversation on women supporting each other in politics, her emotional experience backing Tulsi Gabbard, and the hard lessons she's learned about standing up for her beliefs. From motherhood to the controversy surrounding Tom Hanks' portrayal of a Trump supporter, no topic is off-limits!

Meghan and Miranda talk with Zack Peter, entertainer and #NoFilter podcast host, about the shifting media landscape, pop culture, and authenticity in entertainment. They discuss new media sensation Onijah Robinson, Zack's podcasting journey, and why audiences value honesty in the media. Topics include Kanye West's new ad, Taylor Swift and Trump at the Super Bowl, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' evolving image, and the decline of award shows. They also cover reality TV's struggles—why Salt Lake City works while the New York reboot falls flat—and the challenges of navigating politics in L.A.

Meghan and Miranda, joined by guest Nikki Schwab, take you behind the scenes of Tulsi Gabbard's Senate hearing. They break down Joe Biden's surprising decision to sign with a talent agency—what's his next move? The conversation intensifies as they examine the Democratic Party's struggle to win back voters, the growing influence of figures like Elon Musk in government, and Trump's continued grip on the political narrative. Plus, they weigh in on Mayor Pete's Senate ambitions, the uncertain future of Kamala Harris, and Melania Trump's next steps at the White House.

Meghan and Miranda sit down with the iconic Perez Hilton for a juicy conversation. They explore celebs facing public backlash, the shifting political leanings of Gen Z, and the polarizing impact of social platforms. From the controversy around the term ‘Latinx' to celebrity lawsuits involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, they cover it all. They share their support for Spencer and Heidi, discuss the declining relevance of the Oscars, and unpack the challenges public figures face in navigating backlash for their beliefs. Then, Emily Domenech joins to spill on the buzz around Trump's inauguration parties and the high-stakes confirmation hearings ahead—who will make it through, and who won't?

Meghan and Tara Palmeri bring the tea with their piping-hot takes on Inauguration Day, spilling on everything from Biden's eyebrow-raising last-minute pardons to MAGA's wild resurgence (it's giving “Trump Land.”) They dive into Elon Musk's behind-the-scenes moves and break down AOC's rise as the loudest—and possibly strongest—voice in the Democratic Party. With juicy rumors swirling about the Obamas and the left's awkward silence, this episode is your backstage pass to what's next in U.S. politics.

Citizen McCain is back and better than ever! We're kicking off 2025 with a no-holds-barred look at the stories everyone's talking about: Trump's glittering inauguration spectacle, the heartbreaking wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, and the explosive whispers rocking DC's elite. Then, we're joined by the endlessly entertaining Josh Peck—actor, comedian, writer, and co-host of the Good Guys podcast. Josh shares his take on everything from TikTok's potential U.S. ban to his experiences as an Angeleno, along with ways to support those impacted by the LA wildfires.

Meghan and V Spehar, from Under The Desk News, dive into the emotional and cultural pulse of America's political landscape. Together, they explore the impact of the election and the enduring complexities of identity politics. Reflecting on themes of resilience and the unpredictability of the Trump era, they discuss the Democratic Party's need for fresh leadership, as well as the challenges political dynasties pose to democracy. Emphasizing the importance of community, respect, and trust, they examine how cultural divides hinder healing and the steps needed to bridge them.

Meghan sits down with Representative Ro Khanna, who represents California's 17th Congressional District in the heart of Silicon Valley, for a conversation on the Democratic Party's path forward and the challenges it faces. Khanna dives into the party's struggle to connect with working-class Americans, stressing the need for economic messaging that truly resonates. He discusses how cultural sensitivity and representation are more critical than ever and emphasizes the growing influence of tech leaders on modern politics. Khanna doesn't shy away from tough topics like the disconnect between coastal elites and everyday voters, the importance of campaign strategy, and the necessity of introspection within the party.

Meghan and Miranda talk with veteran journalist Mark Halperin about the recent election's impact on American politics, covering everything from Biden's relationship with Kamala Harris to the Democratic Party's leftward shift and its challenges in appealing to a broader electorate. Halperin offers his perspective on the media's largely hostile coverage of Trump and the complexities of the legal landscape surrounding his return to power. Nikki Schwab joins to share insights from the Howard University non-victory party, where Kamala Harris's speech provided a moment of solace amid an otherwise somber mood. Together, they also discuss the evolving dynamics within the Trump family, Biden's legacy, and what a calmer, more stable Trump administration could look like.

The results are in. Meghan hosts two conversations with guests from both sides of the aisle, analyzing the recent election results and the shifting landscape of American politics. First, Meghan and Miranda talk about their feelings regarding Vice President Harris' loss and what they think a second Trump administration might look like. Then, Meghan and Ben Ferguson explore the influence of Hispanic voters, the media's role in shaping public perception, and the cultural changes affecting political leanings. They address underreported issues like crime and safety, the elitism seen in celebrity-driven politics, and the future of bipartisan understanding. In the second discussion, Meghan and Dan Turrentine evaluate Democratic strategies, the potential impact of a Trump administration, and the need for the party to reconnect with working-class Americans.

Meghan interviews Fox News anchor and executive editor Martha MacCallum for a thought-provoking conversation on the unique pressures of covering election nights and the importance of journalistic integrity. Martha offers behind-the-scenes insights into handling political tensions and how media rhetoric shapes voter sentiment. They dive into the evolving role of gender in politics, the nation's mental health, and the struggles faced by working moms, sharing honest advice on balancing career ambitions with family life.

In this special Halloween themed episode, Meghan and Miranda get into the spirit by blending spooky tales and costumes with a look at the unsettling side of today's political climate. Meghan introduces her new Substack, crafted to demystify the often-frightening world of politics and offer relief from the election-season stress haunting everyone this year. Joined by Bravo expert Carlos King, the hosts dive into Bravo's own house of horrors, dissecting the latest Real Housewives drama, including Tamra's villainous behavior. They wrap things up with a preview of a chilling true-crime deep dive into the Menendez Brothers case with YouTuber Colonel Kurtz, exploring the media's portrayal of the tragic story and the dark history that continues to captivate audiences.

Meghan McCain welcomes Allie Beth Stuckey to the podcast for an engaging discussion on the role of empathy in politics, inspired by Stuckey's new book, Toxic Empathy. Together, they explore the complexities of empathy in political discourse and its potential to cloud judgment, particularly with the 2024 election approaching. The conversation also delves into the challenges of navigating conservative media, the importance of critical thinking in political decision-making, and the evolving dynamics of the Republican Party. Meghan and Allie offer thoughtful cultural commentary while addressing audience questions and reflecting on the current political climate.

In this episode, Meghan is joined by Fox News contributor Joe Concha. First, Meghan responds to the Twitter drama and the backlash she's facing for not endorsing Kamala Harris. Then, Joe and Meghan dive into the big topics: Kamala Harris' plagiarism scandal and her upcoming interview with Bret Baier. They'll also have some fun discussing why Meghan wouldn't go hunting with Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz and why they think Josh Shapiro should've been in Walz's shoes instead. Plus, they'll tackle media shake-ups and what might happen if Trump wins in 2024.

Meghan and Miranda kick things off with a fun, candid chat about their friendship—how they first met at iHeart Radio, their Bravo obsessions, and their fondness for people who drink whole milk and love horror movies. Then, in the main segment, guests Mary Katharine Ham and Guy Benson dive into the latest political chatter, discussing Vice President Kamala Harris's shaky poll numbers, her media blitz, and their thoughts on Trump potentially taking the lead...

Today we're joined by Democratic strategist Tim Hogan and political reporter Salena Zito for a deep dive into the 2024 election. Tim discusses why the current Democratic media strategy is faltering, particularly as Kamala Harris struggles in the polls, and what the party needs to do to win back voters. Salena highlights Pennsylvania's pivotal role in determining the election's outcome, with Trump gaining momentum in key battlegrounds. We also touch on the growing buzz surrounding Kamala's media appearances and explore how economic concerns are shaping voter sentiment. Don't miss these timely insights!

In this surprise episode of CMC, we're joined by Daily Mail correspondent Nikki Schwab for an early release covering this week's VP debate. Kicking things off, we discuss the future of 'Real Housewives' with Tamra Judge at the center—has the ‘mean girl' era come to an end? Then, we dive into the recent vice-presidential debate, unpacking the surprisingly civil tone between JD Vance and Tim Walz, and whether their performances swayed voters. Plus, what's the deal with Doug Emhoff's past?

Variety's Editor-in-Chief, Ramin Setoodeh, joins Meghan for a deep dive into the intersection of Hollywood and politics. From the legacy of "Joker: Folie à Deux" at the Venice Film Festival to the polarizing media strategies of public figures like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, Ramin offers insight into how politics shape the entertainment industry. The conversation explores the growing influence of conservative media figures like Russell Brand, the future of celebrity involvement in politics, and how "SNL" parodies may impact public opinion. Ramin also shares his must-watch list for the fall and his thoughts on what went wrong with "Megalopolis."

Meghan McCain and her co-host Miranda chat about life updates, including Meghan's hair color change and her daughter's birthday plans. Meghan interviews Seena Ghaznavi, covering topics like turning 40, parenting challenges, New York City politics, Kamala Harris's campaign strategy, and celebrity involvement in politics. Seena shares insights from his podcast, 'Fraudsters,' and his new show, 'The Foreign Report,' delving into geopolitics, fraud, and the current political landscape.

Meghan McCain welcomes Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon, for an in-depth discussion about the blurred lines between media and politics. They delve into a recent scandal, examining its implications for journalistic integrity and the public's perception of journalists in political circles. Meghan and Eliana also analyze the growing number of sex scandals in politics, including controversies involving figures like Matt Gaetz and Mark Robinson. The conversation shifts to the tight presidential race, discussing Kamala Harris's unconventional campaign approach and why Trump continues to hold sway in key battleground states. As they navigate this complex political landscape, they pose the pressing question: Can politics ever be free from tabloid-style drama?

Meghan McCain, co-host Miranda, and psychotherapist Stacey Kaiser dive into the wild world of Chimp Crazy, the shocking HBO Max documentary about people who keep dangerous chimpanzees as pets. They explore the deep psychological reasons behind this obsession and its risks before shifting to a discussion on how Americans are coping with political exhaustion and election fatigue. Later, political correspondent Tara Palmeri joins to offer her expert analysis on the upcoming election, including Trump's associations with controversial figures and Donald Trump Jr.'s rumored affair. Packed with insights and juicy political gossip, this episode has it all!

Meghan welcomes two guests: V Spehar, the dynamic host of American Fever Dream and the creator of the viral Under the Desk News, and Christine Rosen, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and co-host of the Commentary Magazine podcast. Christine dives deep into the societal impacts of technology replacing real-world experiences and the far-reaching implications of her research, sharing both the most hopeful and troubling findings. Meanwhile, Meghan and V tackle the latest political debate, unpacking the chaotic performances, conspiracy theories, and viral moments that are shaping today's political landscape. From the unpredictable rise of Vice President Kamala Harris to the controversial "childless cat lady" narrative, Meghan and V explore voter behavior shifts, the power of endorsements, and what's ahead for the 2024 election.

Meghan sits down for an engaging conversation with Alabama Senator Katie Britt, author of God Calls Us to Do Hard Things. Together, they dive into the complex world of political endorsements, with a special focus on Taylor Swift's influence. Alongside co-host Miranda, Meghan also unpacks the headlines surrounding Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes, discussing how political differences are impacting friendships in the public eye. On a lighter note, Meghan and Miranda rave about the new 'Beetlejuice' movie, sharing their theater experiences and reflecting on why this nostalgic sequel is captivating audiences. Plus, don't miss their picks for who should have headlined this year's Super Bowl halftime show

Meghan addresses a hot topic: her brother Jimmy's public shift to the Democratic Party, including his support for Kamala Harris, and the media frenzy around it. The conversation delves into family dynamics, political diversity, and the public's obsession with creating drama between siblings. Later, they dissect Katy Perry's controversial 'Call Her Daddy' interview and its awkward moments. Finally, attorney and political analyst Ethan Berman joins the show to discuss the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles, the state of American politics, and the media's handling of anti-Semitism.