I made big questions over Donald Trump's ballot eligibility.

Is there really any question that he engaged in an insurrection?

And if the courts don't hold him accountable in 2024, will voters hold him accountable at the ballot box?

We're going to talk about all of that with former Obama campaign manager Jim Messina and former RNC spokesperson Tim Miller.

Plus, our friend Andrew Weissman joins me to dig into what the former president could do with

the Justice Department if he wins back the White House.

Also today, a one-on-one conversation with the U.S. Surgeon General.

Dr. Vivek Morthy is here to discuss loneliness, social media, and mental health around the

holidays.

And later, the exit interview.

Congresswoman Anna Eschew is leaving Congress after more than three decades.

I'll ask her what she learned and what concerns her most about what comes next.

So it's the holiday season, the time for reflection, the chance to take stock of the year that is coming to a close, and to really put this moment into perspective.

And one of the things I'm thinking about right now, roughly 10 months out from what might be the most consequential election of our lifetime, is how every poll and even every election is really a reflection of a moment in time.

Let me explain what I mean by that.

If voters were to head to the polls tomorrow to vote in the 2024 general election, then the issues that would be front and center

would be things like the lack of enthusiasm

among young voters for President Biden

and fears among Democrats that people won't show up at the polls.

The domestic impact of the war raging

between Israel and Hamas,

the threat of a second Trump term

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