
Jonathan Capehart, Eugene Daniels and Jackie Alemany set the agenda for Saturday, Sunday, and the week ahead; fresh analysis of the week's biggest events.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 525 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

June 28, 2026; 9am: Meanwhile, he has fixated on his own pet projects like his reflecting pool makeover and his White House ballroom, which the Washington Post reports will cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars despite the president insistin... more
June 28, 2026; 8am: In one case dealing with the Epstein files, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche was ordered to comply with the Epstein files transparency act and release unredacted versions of several files by next Thursday or explain why so man... more
June 28, 2026; 7am: Trump is becoming his own worst enemy, hurting his agenda and his party with his fixation on things like vanity projects and non-existent voter fraud, while ignoring real concerns like inflation. Plus, Trump scrapped a planned sig... more
June 27, 2026; 9:00 am: The ruling could cause the hundreds of thousands of children born in the U.S. each year to undocumented parents or those with temporary status to not receive automatic U.S. citizenship. If the Justices side with the administra... more
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I am a straight woman, but I am in love with Eugene. Put him on any show, and you will find me listening all day. Love the show, love these people, and grateful for Clock It, too!
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Jackie may be a great reporter but she is so hard to listen to. She has difficulty asking questions and when doing so her speech is stilted. Either she needs practice or should stick to reporting.
People being shot and killed in the streets is not funny. Fraud and corruption are not funny. War is not funny. Please, for the love of God-stop laughing.
The hosts say that the show is posted but once again it’s 3 pm on a Saturday and none of the three shows have been posted as a podcast. There social media coordinator takes to many vacations with no back up.
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The show offers sharp weekend and weekday political analysis with a focus on voting rights, redistricting, immigration, national security, and broader U.S. policy. Hosts feature rapid-fire reporting, on-the-ground segments, and expert interviews with lawmakers, journalists, and policy advocates to illuminate how federal and local dynamics intersect with ongoing elections. Notable strengths include a strong conversational mix of long-form interviews and live-panel commentary, plus a track record of bringing civil rights and democracy-focused perspectives into mainstream political discourse. The format often blends on-site reporting, policy analysis, and strategic messaging coverage, making it useful for listeners who want actionable insights... more
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