Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov discuss the growing discord within the Republican party.
Congress is back in session for a lame-duck sprint, with fewer than 25 days to tackle a packed agenda before Democrats take control of the House. But these final weeks could get messy. Outgoing Republican Thomas Massie has initiated the process to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Democrats are floating impeachment for HHS Secretary RFK Jr., and Speaker Mike Johnson is already accusing voters of making the wrong choice by handing Democrats the majority. What do these developments say about the future of the Republican party?
In Mississippi, Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom advocated for Kamala Harris to campaign in the state, against the advice of his advisors. As he appears to be headed toward an unlikely victory over incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith, Colom attributes some of his success to this choice. What does this signal about Harris’s popularity, and for her chances in 2028?
