2WAY Week in Review

2WAY is off for Memorial Day. The conversation resumes Tuesday, May 26 at 9am ET on “The Morning Meeting.”

May 22, 2026

President Trump reportedly met with his top security team at the White House, as markets ended the week on a high note and held onto their optimism amid ongoing negotiations with Iran

But/and what happens next is still anyone’s guess.

Ahead of the Memorial Day weekend, former Congressmen Joe Cunningham and Garret Graves joined me on “2WAY Tonight” to break it all down — from Iran and Cuba to Tulsi Gabbard’s departure, the LA mayor’s race, and the broader political stakes shaping the moment.

Whether deep blue, bright red, or somewhere in between, 2WAY brings all perspectives to the table.

Read Joe’s new book, Life of the Party: How Democrats Lost America’s Trust — and How They Can Win It Back

THIS WEEK

Robby, Nina, Steven, and Emma offer a live reaction and analysis of the 2024 DNC autopsy report on this week’s episode of “The Group Chat”:

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2WAY and Daily Mail launched “The Crime Desk Live,” a new interactive series exploring the biggest crime stories making headlines.

Watch this week’s deep dive into the latest twists in the Alex Murdaugh case.

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What does Thomas Massie’s loss mean for the Republican Party? Meghan McCain breaks it down on a new episode of “Citizen McCain”:

“NEXT UP”

The midterm picture shifted again this week.

On the latest episode of “Next Up,” I break down the races turning heads, the political warning signs both parties can’t ignore, and what Tuesday’s results could mean for 2026.

Former Congressman Joe Cunningham weighs in on Democrats’ struggle to find a path forward, while Beverly Hallberg examines the opportunities—and challenges—facing Republicans as the campaign season heats up.

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On Tuesday’s episode of “Next Up,” I broke down why Spencer Pratt’s mayoral campaign is connecting with frustrated voters, the polling challenges facing President Trump, and the growing sense of disillusionment among young men.

Cabot Phillips joins me to unpack the political warning signs for both parties, while Robert O’Neill explains who really controls the Strait of Hormuz and what the media is missing about the Iran conflict.