If you were so incompetent that your place of business had a record-breaking shutdown, you’d be fired, but the dysfunction out of Washington just keeps getting worse. Is there anything we can do to get the government working again? 30 years ago, President Bill Clinton tasked Elaine Kamarck with answering that exact question when she launched the National Performance Review. It led to a government reform campaign so successful that it’s unimaginable today. Political strategist Joe Trippi and political writer Joe Klein ask Elaine what, if anything, we can do to actually fix Washington.

Political campaign guru Joe Trippi and political columnist Joe Klein talk with Republican presidential strategist Stuart Stevens about what’s next for the Republican Party. Is the party of Stevens’ former clients Bob Dole, George W. Bush, and Mitt Romney, gone forever? Will fiscal conservatism and small government sentiments have to find a new political home?

Political campaign guru Joe Trippi and political columnist Joe Klein review this weekend’s No Kings Protests with legendary anti-Vietnam War organizer Sam Brown. Sam’s success was defined by his ability to unite the far-left counterculture of the ‘60s and ‘70s with the moderate unions and churchgoers needed to make an impact in mainstream America. He lets the Joes know exactly what No Kings is doing right now, and what it needs to get right soon to be successful.

Political campaign guru Joe Trippi and political columnist Joe Klein team up in their first episode of Two Joes, a brutally honest assessment of the American political landscape. Their first debate: Will there be a free and fair 2026 midterm election? Joe Klein's confident there will be, but Joe Trippi's not so sure. This isn't punditry; it's a deep-dive with two people who've spent their careers shaping strategy and reporting the biggest stories in the nation.