Donald Trump

This week, we're flashing back to February 8th, 2016. The presidential campaign is officially underway, and Dana and Chris weigh in on the numbers from the floor of the New Hampshire primary.

This week, we flashback to May 16th, 2018. Dana and Chris discuss political strategy as the midterm elections approach and revisit Bernie Sanders' chances as a presidential candidate.

This week, Dana and Chris discuss how the coronavirus has played out for the White House, what COVID-19 means for the 2020 election, and more.

This week, in an exclusive interview, Bill Hemmer is joined by President Donald Trump to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic. 

This week, Martha is joined by Christine Pelosi, Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s daughter, to discuss impeachment, COVID-19 and the 2020 Democratic Presidential race.

On this episode of "I'll Tell You What," hosts Chris Stirewalt and Dana Perino talk about the tenth presidential debate, the likelihood of a Senator Bernie Sanders nomination for the 2020 election, and Donald Trump's chance at reelection amid rising concerns over the Coronavirus.

Even more from this week's interview with former New York City Mayor Giuliani.

This week, President Trump's pardons, new Acting DNI, more Huawei controversy and Democratic debate recap.

This week Bill sits down with Stanford Professor Victor Davis Hanson to discuss the most recent Democratic presidential debate.

Eric Trump¸ Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, joined host Dave Anthony to discuss his father’s reelection campaign and his growing feud with Democrat presidential candidate and fellow New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg.

This week, Bret sits down with a panel to discuss where the 2020 Presidential candidates stand on the issue of changing the Supreme Court.

This week, Bret sits down with a panel to discuss where the 2020 Presidential candidates stand on the issue of jobs and the economy.

Historian David O. Stewart says if you think the Trump Impeachment is bitter, wait until you hear the story of Andrew Johnson, who was the first president to be impeached.