The 538 team covers the latest in politics, tracking the issues and "game-changers" every week.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 33 days 20 hours 18 minutes
The Immigration Flashpoint
The team discusses the separation of children and parents at the border and the role that immigration plays in the GOP. They also react to a SCOTUS decision on gerrymandering.
Emergency Podcast: The Inspector General's Report
Nate Silver and Perry Bacon Jr. discuss the political implications of the inspector general's report on the 2016 FBI investigation of Hillary Clinton.
Trump Meets Kim
Trump is hours away from sitting down with Kim. The crew discusses what could happen and what on earth happened at the G7 summit over the weekend.
The Parties Decided Tuesday's Primaries
Around the country, establishment backed candidates did well in Tuesday's primaries. The crew reacts to the results and discusses the trends so far in the 2018 primaries.
The Super Tuesday Of The Midterms
Eight states are holding primary contests on Tuesday, including California, where the top two primary system could create some interesting results.
The Polls Are All Right
FiveThirtyEight has updated its pollster ratings for the first time since before the 2016 election. Nate and Galen discuss the state of polling and what to expect in 2018.
Things Look Less Good For Dems
Democrats' advantage in generic ballot polling has declined in recent months. The crew debates what that tells us about their prospects this fall.
A Year Of Mueller
The team takes stock of where the Mueller probe stands one year on. They also discuss Democrats' debate over reducing the role of superdelegates in presidential primaries.
A Democratic Squabble In Texas
Does the fault line in the Democratic Party really run through Texas's 7th district? Clare and Galen compare the candidates in what's become a contentious Democratic primary.
Partisanship Is A Hell Of A Drug
The team discusses partisanship in the first of a series of conversations about the midterms called "Priors." They also look at Americans' views of Trump's foreign policy.