Mary Stackhouse, Greg Murphy, Dave Wasserman, Brent Keilen, Dave Murman, Chuck Grassley

Washington Watch Reporter Mary Stackhouse reports on the White House Meeting with artificial intelligence leaders, President Trump, and House Speaker Johnson, the Senate’s efforts to reduce violence in Israel and ban stock trading in Congress, and the upcoming Fremont, Nebraska, council meeting that will impact the future of homeschool applicants to city positions, like the fire department. Dr. Greg Murphy, U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 3rd District, reacts to the White House meeting on artificial intelligence, the current status of U.S.-China trade relations, the need for A.I. regulations, and new tariff negotiations between President Trump and China’s President Xi. Dave Wasserman, Senior Editor and Elections Analyst at Cook Political Report, shares his forecast for the GOP ahead of the midterm elections. Brent Keilen, FRC’s Vice President for Strategic Initiatives, reports from Fremont, Nebraska, ahead of the city council meeting that will vote on whether to reverse its anti-homeschool job-hiring policy. State Senator Dave Murman, Nebraska District 28 and Chairman of the Committee on Education, previews the Fremont City Council vote tonight on whether to overturn its anti-homeschool hiring policy and discusses how the legislature can support homeschooling. Chuck Grassley, U.S. Senator from Iowa and Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, explains how the hearings unfolded with the former prosecutor Jack Smith, who famously went after President Trump.