Rosenberg kicks things off with a New Orleans story about a stranger approaching his dinner table and telling him to quiet down, prompting a debate over entitlement and how he should have responded.

Then the crew reacts to Katie Zacharia's first briefing as White House press secretary before Ebony McMorris joins for a wide-ranging midterm update. They discuss a court ruling against the Justice Department's voter-list policy, the federal search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home, concerns surrounding voter data and VoteSafe, National Guard troops appearing near a D.C. ballot drop box and questions about how election-night information reaches the public.

(00:00:00) The crew is back and getting ready for Family Friday
(00:01:23) Rosenberg's bizarre New Orleans dinner story
(00:03:27) A stranger tells Rosenberg to quiet down
(00:05:20) Was it entitlement, recognition or something else?
(00:07:54) Katie Zacharia's first White House briefing
(00:10:40) The crew debates qualifications and lowered standards
(00:13:10) Reacting to Zacharia's opening statement
(00:14:32) Ebony McMorris joins from the White House
(00:15:08) Court blocks the DOJ voter-list policy
(00:16:26) The Justice Department's civil rights priorities
(00:18:03) Project 2025 comes back into the conversation
(00:19:24) Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar's D.C. home
(00:22:55) VoteSafe, voter data and Elon Musk's political influence
(00:25:38) National Guard troops appear near a D.C. ballot drop box
(00:28:29) Who controls election-night information?

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