Democrats have outperformed Kamala Harris in 193 of 229 state and federal elections since Trump's inauguration. The momentum is real — but so is the backlash. Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville break down the Supreme Court's gutting of the Voting Rights Act, what it actually means for minority representation, and why Chief Justice John Roberts has been working toward this moment since the 1970s. Plus: the DOJ's subpoenas targeting Fulton County election workers, why the activist majority on the Court keeps making the unthinkable happen, and what Democrats absolutely must do if they take back the House and Senate in November. Spoiler: another round of committee hearings isn't going to cut it.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Mara Keller has seen what happens when nobody listens — paralyzed veterans waiting months for a working wheelchair, patients left unattended, problems kicked up the chain and buried. So she's running for Congress in Georgia's Third District to do something about it. Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville sit down with the Democratic candidate and HTL endorsee to talk about 26 years of military service, her time at the Atlanta VA, why she carries binders full of constituent concerns, and why she thinks Congress is going to hate her — and why that's exactly the point. Plus: what it means to be a Democrat in an 80% Republican district, why swing voters are the real target, and the core values that got her through years of military retaliation after doing the right thing.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Sabrina Newby didn't ask anyone's permission to start a minority chamber of commerce, grow minority business participation in Liberty County from 5% to 13%, or launch a product that landed in Walmart. And she's not asking permission to run for Georgia House District 168 either. Marcus and Maddie dig into her DOD background, the obstacles facing veteran-owned and minority businesses near Fort Stewart, her vision for reforming education in rural Georgia, and the very real price she's paid for refusing to wait her turn.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Marcus Flowers and Madeline Somerville sit down with Duro Haynes, Democratic candidate for Georgia State Senate District 17, for a wide-ranging conversation about what it actually takes to serve a community. Duro shares the lessons he learned working for the late Congressman David Scott — a Georgia giant who passed away the day of this recording — and explains why he jumped into this race: to fight the politics of excuses and deliver real results for Henry and Clayton counties. From the cost of living crisis and free school lunch to transit infrastructure and government accountability, this is the kind of policy conversation Georgia voters deserve.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Marcus and Maddie wrap up a wild week in politics — from Viktor Orban's stunning election loss to the Eric Swalwell sexual assault allegations that ended his congressional career and governor's bid. Plus: the Trump "Jesus Doctor" Easter post, JD Vance's losing streak, questions about the 25th Amendment, and why integrity still matters in politics. Maddie also previews her deep-dive Substack series on who's really pulling the strings.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Democratic nominee Robb Ryerse has spent 30 years as an evangelical pastor. Now he's running for Congress in one of the reddest districts in the country — and he might just win. He joins Marcus Flowers and Maddie Summerville to talk about leaving Christian nationalism behind, building trust across party lines, and why the people of Arkansas's 3rd district deserve a representative who actually represents them.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Former Congressman Joe Walsh fills in for Marcus Flowers and Madeline Sommerville this week, and he brings exactly the kind of conversation With All Due Respect was made for. Walsh sits down with Jason Esteves — attorney, small business owner, former state senator, and Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia — for a wide-open talk about what it actually takes to win in a state that's ready to flip.

Esteves makes his case simply: health, wealth, and opportunity. From his days as a middle school teacher in a low-income community to cooking bacon at his Macon restaurant when the crew called in sick, he's the kind of candidate Walsh has been waiting for the Democratic Party to produce — real, direct, and fluent in the concerns of working people. They dig into why Democrats lost touch with everyday voters in 2024, why the biggest opponent in Georgia isn't Trump — it's the couch — and why the trades deserve just as much celebration as a college degree.

With Georgia's Democratic primary on April 27th and a runoff almost certain to follow, Esteves explains why he believes he's the only candidate who can build the coalition it takes to actually win. Learn more and get involved at jasonesteves.com.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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Marcus and Madeline sound the alarm on the escalating conflict with Iran — and why a primetime presidential address can't paper over the chaos. With the Houthis active, fighting spreading into Lebanon, troops deploying from the 82nd Airborne, and markets swinging on tweets, Marcus argues the administration jumped in without an exit strategy and has no clear path out. Plus, what the conflict means for prices at home, why Marcus can't take President Trump's address seriously, and a closing charge to listeners: the fight for democracy happens at the ballot box — state, local, and every election in between.

Marcus Flowers and Madeline Summerville confront the chaos, hypocrisy, and misinformation plaguing our country while amplifying the voices of tomorrow’s leaders. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a call to action.

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