A week of new developments in impeachment, Donald Trump’s D.C. case, and Hunter Biden’s congressional inquiry showcased how the collision of law and politics will determine much of Republicans’ and Democrats’ political fortunes in 2024. POLITICO legal editor James Romoser and national correspondent Betsy Woodruff Swan join to discuss the implications.
Ryan Lizza is a Playbook co-author for POLITICO.
James Romoser is the legal editor for POLITICO.
Betsy Woodruff Swan is a national correspondent for POLITICO.
Kara Tabor is a producer for POLITICO audio.
Alex Keeney is a senior producer for POLITICO audio.
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Warren gets the front-runner treatment
Senator, is your refrigerator running? Sen. Graham's hoax calls with Russians
Impeachment and Iowa
The moment that impeachment got real
Trump's Turnberry resort and a zombie impeachment memo
Breaking down Castro vs Biden
Not the debate that climate activists wanted
Nerdcast bonus: The presidential race enters a new phase
Dem campaigns get desperate after debate shutout
Trump team braces donors for potential recession
Trump finally tries the patience of Evangelicals
Is Joe Biden’s brother the next Billy Carter?
The post-debate state of the race
Dissecting a moment: Booker piles on Biden
'You're wrong' vs. 'I'm right': Sanders and Warren spar with moderates
2020 Dems prepare to come out swinging in this week's debates
Democrats plot a post-Mueller strategy
Is the Democratic field about to shrink?
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