The Circus

The Circus examines Biden's presidency as two governor races set off alarm bells within Democratic ranks. The hosts delve into successes, setbacks and the dire political state of Biden's party as they race to pass a transformative agenda. Season finale.

The Circus heads to Capitol Hill as the deadline looms to pass President Biden's legacy-defining agenda, as moderate and progressive Democrats in both chambers race to strike a deal before the week's end.

The Circus heads to Virginia, examining both sides of the neck and neck gubernatorial race considered by many to be a bellwether for the country.

The Circus examines the false claim that the 2020 election was stolen and how the falsehood is being embraced by the Republican Party and threatens American democracy.

The Circus is on the ground in Texas, examining the impact of the state's highly controversial news laws on abortion and voting, as well as the red-hot immigration battle.

The Circus heads to Capitol Hill for the fierce battle over President Biden's legacy-defining agenda. As Democrats face off over costs and priorities, moderates and progressives refuse to back down.

Against a backdrop of President Biden's powerful speech to the UN, The Circus focuses on his administration's approach to foreign policy. In the wake of ongoing turbulence in Afghanistan, how has the Biden Presidency navigated international partnerships?

The Circus returns to find the culture war still very much alive. As Washington fears a new incursion from insurrectionists now rallying behind the anti-vax banner, will President Biden be able to heal the country's divisions?

The Circus keys in on the Biden administration's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill and examines how Democrats and Republicans are either discussing or scrutinizing its enactment into law. Mid-season finale.

The Circus turns its focus towards a Biden administration fresh off implementing a series of ambitious climate motions and explores how the President is filtering job losses vs. gains into his environmental agenda moving forward.

The Circus focuses on the historic second impeachment trial of Donald Trump as the Senate faces a decisive moment and questions the former President's culpability leading up to the January 6th siege of the Capitol.

The Circus takes the pulse of a Republican party at war with itself. Still dominated by the postures of its predecessor, the hosts speak with both ends of the spectrum, as Republicans continue to face erratic claims from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green.

In the first week of Joe Biden's presidency, The Circus offers a window into his approach towards tackling the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. As the vaccine moves from shipment to inoculation, the hosts focus on the administrative response at multiple levels.

The Circus captures the magnitude of a divisive era as it turns the page with a new administration. With Biden officially sworn in as 46th POTUS, the hosts break down the most prominent moments as the country undergoes a transition of power.

At the brink of an historic second impeachment, The Circus delves into the final week in office of a furious, de-platformed President Trump. With the context of last week's violence, the question remains: will this be a decisive moment for our nation?

In an extended season premiere, The Circus makes sense of a country reeling from the grave implications of a Capitol siege. The hosts examine the unfolding news, exploring the fallout of a turbulent week and the energy surging from the Georgia run-off.