Clock It with Symone & Eugene

The mayor of Baltimore, 42-year-old Brandon Scott, is presiding over a resurgence of public safety in his city. Symone believes he’s one of the most underrated politicians in America.

We should have seen President Trump coming when “Breaking Bad” premiered.

What is a real Republican today? Michael Steele unloads on his own party.

Rachel Maddow says the Democratic party should be leading the country into a Second Reconstruction.

Symone predicts the midterms are going to turn Congress upside down. And the Democrats who get elected won’t be interested in business as usual.

Symone and Eugene can't report from the White House grounds right now but they can invite Florida's surprise Democratic nominee for Senate to the groupchat.

Hasan Piker says he’s just a Twitch streamer. So why is Fox News talking about him and Democratic politicians are denouncing him?

A wave of Black voters is coming this November, but will it be enough for the Democrats? Here's what the polls say.

Best-selling author Clint Smith joins the groupchat to confront the danger of the political moment and suggest we use lessons from Black history to fight back today.

Money in politics isn't going anywhere soon. So Democratic fundraiser Rufus Gifford joins the groupchat to tell us how it works.

Listen to Clock It live from Atlanta with La La Anthony — bet you didn't know she runs a program for young men on Rikers Island.

“Rightfully cynical voters” or "double haters" are turning away from the Republican party – but that doesn't mean they're turning toward Democrats.

What does Abdul El-Sayed’s primary victory mean for the Democratic Party come November?

Is Ken Martin’s job at the DNC safe? And the AI influencers infiltrating the wellness space.

From her memories of Whitney Houston to her harrowing story of her fall in the Serengeti, Jenifer Lewis has no shame as she tells all.

While everyone wants to know if he’ll run for president in 2028, Gov. Wes Moore wants to know how we get the country to stop spending on ballrooms, bombs and bitcoin.

Can the Democrats still win the Maine primary? And where the hell is Mitch McConnell??

Legal scholar Melissa Murray on the supermajority in the Supreme Court that let a theory pushed by “kooks and cranks and right-wing nutcases” fester for over a year.

Plus, Symone puts her consultant hat back on to rate James Talarico’s handling of Trump’s (and Ken Paxton’s) attacks on his masculinity.

Most importantly, Juneteenth. Also, Symone got a tour of the Obama Center in Chicago, and Trump’s UFC 250 event is pilfering the country while you pay 32% more for tomatoes.

The World Cup is starting off more than a little racist. Republican lawmakers try to define America as non-LGBTQ+. And Neil deGrasse Tyson blows our minds.

Scott Pelley defends his (former) show, Jill Biden defends her husband, and Eugene and Symone finally speak on West Wilson lying to their faces about his "Summer House" scandal. Plus Kalen Allen on an entertainer’s responsibility.

We always say you have to laugh to keep from crying. But can comedy really stay non-political? W. Kamau Bell joins the groupchat.

It’s curtains for “The Late Show,” Ebola is a global emergency again, and Trump got $1.776 billion for insurrectionists. But don’t worry. We can still argue about Drake.

How do you convince white people that Black and Brown people aren’t robbing them – that the billionaires are the ones with their hands in their pockets? Plus, the hantavirus exposes cracks in the American public health system.

Some Americans are choosing between paying for gas or paying for food, while other Americans – celebrities – descended on New York for the Bezos-sponsored, Vogue-run Met Gala.

AI – and coverage of it – is everywhere. But what is artificial intelligence, really, beyond the buzzword? Each week, in a special new miniseries - ‘The AI End Game’ - Chris Hayes is joined by preeminent experts on AI and its effects to help make sense of this revolutionary time in history.

Symone and Eugene recount this year’s White House Correspondents dinner with Jen Psaki and Ali Vitali. Plus, a monumental SCOTUS decision on the Voting Rights Act.

While Americans struggle with the rising costs of oil, lipstick, orange juice, and every other thing, Trump’s Defense Department asks for a raise. Plus, looking for the next generation of Black media.

Plus bestselling author and poet Cleo Wade joins the groupchat to say, “We are worth democracy.”

Trump's genocidal threats against Iran have Symone and Eugene reminiscing about better days, like the ‘90s, when Black comedies dominated network TV.

How many Rs are in “strawberry”? Plus Eugene tears up talking about how important it is for the American people to realize "they don't have to accept that."

The 23 year-old political creator joins the group chat to talk about what “the youth” want from politicians and help answer your questions.

But Michael B. Jordan won his Oscar! Podcast star Sam Sanders on the state of Hollywood.

President Trump – the FIFA Peace Prize winner – is waging war against Iran and the First Amendment. Don Lemon has something to say about all of it.

"You don't talk to me for hope," she says. But we found a little bit. Plus Ayman Mohyeldin on Iran. And Jasmine Crockett vs James Talarico.

We demand a redo! And 31 days this time. Plus, shenanigans at the SOTU, the BAFTAs backfiring attempt at inclusion, and Marc Lamont Hill.

Obama’s appearance at the All-Star Game, politics at the Olympics, and Jesse Jackson's reminder that we are “somebody.” Plus, Jemele Hill enters the chat.

A “scandalous” president and the former star of “MJ the Musical” discuss the duty of an artist in politically turbulent times.

Introducing “Clock It,” a new podcast posted at the intersection of culture and politics from Symone Sanders Townsend and Eugene Daniels.