Meghan and Miranda break down the bizarre naked airport meltdown at DFW, the science behind spring mania, and 'The Baldwins' reality show disaster, including Hilaria snapping at Alec on the red carpet. They unpack 'The White Lotus' Season 3’s record-breaking episode despite negative reviews, 'RHOBH' losing Garcelle Beauvais, and rumors of Kyle Richards’ exit. Plus, could NeNe Leakes join 'The Traitors' Season 4? Finally, they discuss the leaked U.S. text scandal.

Meghan and Miranda dive into the latest headlines, from NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore’s dramatic return to Earth after an extended stay in space to Elon Musk’s claim that politics delayed their rescue. They also cover the recent wave of attacks on Tesla, Senator Justin Eichorn’s shocking arrest, and newly declassified JFK assassination records. Plus, Gwyneth Paltrow’s Vanity Fair cover story reveals her thoughts on health, politics, and Meghan Markle, and Tracy Morgan has an unfortunate courtside incident.

Meghan and Miranda break down Michelle Obama's underwhelming podcast launch, Kim Kardashian's controversial Tesla Cybertruck photoshoot, and the rise of plastic surgery in political circles—especially in the Trump era. They also tackle the backlash over Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour prices and the Democratic Party’s sinking favorability.

In this episode, Meghan and Miranda sit down with Mary Margaret Olohan, The Daily Wire’s first White House correspondent, to discuss the growing tension between new and traditional media in the White House and the challenges she faces on the job. Mary Margaret shares her firsthand insights on covering college campus protests, the rise of antisemitism, and what’s next for former Vice President Kamala Harris’s political future. Plus, Meghan and Miranda break down the latest controversy surrounding Meghan Markle’s new show.

Meghan and Miranda both share their stories of bizarre midnight occurrences that happened the night before the show, but that doesn't stop them from commenting on Meghan Markle's latest venture. They get into the weird interaction on 'With Love, Meghan' where the former royal snapped at Mindy Kaling for getting her name wrong. Then, they're joined by comedian Josh Wolf and talk about how much influence comedy has on our society, including politics. They also discuss how no jokes are off limits... as long as they're funny!

Meghan and Miranda kick off the episode with the latest on Onijah Robinson in Dubai and the UAE's strict laws. They also dissect Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively’s awkward appearance at SNL’s 50th anniversary. Then, Sage Steele joins for a candid and compelling conversation on women supporting each other in politics, her emotional experience backing Tulsi Gabbard, and the hard lessons she’s learned about standing up for her beliefs. From motherhood to the controversy surrounding Tom Hanks’ portrayal of a Trump supporter, no topic is off-limits!

Meghan and Miranda talk with Zack Peter, entertainer and #NoFilter podcast host, about the shifting media landscape, pop culture, and authenticity in entertainment. They discuss new media sensation Onijah Robinson, Zack’s podcasting journey, and why audiences value honesty in the media. Topics include Kanye West’s new ad, Taylor Swift and Trump at the Super Bowl, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ evolving image, and the decline of award shows. They also cover reality TV’s struggles—why Salt Lake City works while the New York reboot falls flat—and the challenges of navigating politics in L.A.

Meghan and Miranda, joined by guest Nikki Schwab, take you behind the scenes of Tulsi Gabbard’s Senate hearing. They break down Joe Biden’s surprising decision to sign with a talent agency—what’s his next move? The conversation intensifies as they examine the Democratic Party’s struggle to win back voters, the growing influence of figures like Elon Musk in government, and Trump’s continued grip on the political narrative. Plus, they weigh in on Mayor Pete’s Senate ambitions, the uncertain future of Kamala Harris, and Melania Trump’s next steps at the White House.

Meghan and Miranda sit down with the iconic Perez Hilton for a juicy conversation. They explore celebs facing public backlash, the shifting political leanings of Gen Z, and the polarizing impact of social platforms. From the controversy around the term ‘Latinx’ to celebrity lawsuits involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, they cover it all. They share their support for Spencer and Heidi, discuss the declining relevance of the Oscars, and unpack the challenges public figures face in navigating backlash for their beliefs. Then, Emily Domenech joins to spill on the buzz around Trump’s inauguration parties and the high-stakes confirmation hearings ahead—who will make it through, and who won’t?

Meghan and Tara Palmeri bring the tea with their piping-hot takes on Inauguration Day, spilling on everything from Biden’s eyebrow-raising last-minute pardons to MAGA’s wild resurgence (it’s giving “Trump Land.”) They dive into Elon Musk’s behind-the-scenes moves and break down AOC’s rise as the loudest—and possibly strongest—voice in the Democratic Party. With juicy rumors swirling about the Obamas and the left’s awkward silence, this episode is your backstage pass to what’s next in U.S. politics.

Citizen McCain is back and better than ever! We’re kicking off 2025 with a no-holds-barred look at the stories everyone’s talking about: Trump’s glittering inauguration spectacle, the heartbreaking wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, and the explosive whispers rocking DC’s elite. Then, we’re joined by the endlessly entertaining Josh Peck—actor, comedian, writer, and co-host of the Good Guys podcast. Josh shares his take on everything from TikTok’s potential U.S. ban to his experiences as an Angeleno, along with ways to support those impacted by the LA wildfires.

Meghan and V Spehar, from Under The Desk News, dive into the emotional and cultural pulse of America’s political landscape. Together, they explore the impact of the election and the enduring complexities of identity politics. Reflecting on themes of resilience and the unpredictability of the Trump era, they discuss the Democratic Party's need for fresh leadership, as well as the challenges political dynasties pose to democracy. Emphasizing the importance of community, respect, and trust, they examine how cultural divides hinder healing and the steps needed to bridge them.

Meghan sits down with Representative Ro Khanna, who represents California's 17th Congressional District in the heart of Silicon Valley, for a conversation on the Democratic Party’s path forward and the challenges it faces. Khanna dives into the party’s struggle to connect with working-class Americans, stressing the need for economic messaging that truly resonates. He discusses how cultural sensitivity and representation are more critical than ever and emphasizes the growing influence of tech leaders on modern politics. Khanna doesn’t shy away from tough topics like the disconnect between coastal elites and everyday voters, the importance of campaign strategy, and the necessity of introspection within the party.

Meghan and Miranda talk with veteran journalist Mark Halperin about the recent election's impact on American politics, covering everything from Biden's relationship with Kamala Harris to the Democratic Party's leftward shift and its challenges in appealing to a broader electorate. Halperin offers his perspective on the media’s largely hostile coverage of Trump and the complexities of the legal landscape surrounding his return to power. Nikki Schwab joins to share insights from the Howard University non-victory party, where Kamala Harris's speech provided a moment of solace amid an otherwise somber mood. Together, they also discuss the evolving dynamics within the Trump family, Biden’s legacy, and what a calmer, more stable Trump administration could look like.

The results are in. Meghan hosts two conversations with guests from both sides of the aisle, analyzing the recent election results and the shifting landscape of American politics. First, Meghan and Miranda talk about their feelings regarding Vice President Harris' loss and what they think a second Trump administration might look like. Then, Meghan and Ben Ferguson explore the influence of Hispanic voters, the media’s role in shaping public perception, and the cultural changes affecting political leanings. They address underreported issues like crime and safety, the elitism seen in celebrity-driven politics, and the future of bipartisan understanding. In the second discussion, Meghan and Dan Turrentine evaluate Democratic strategies, the potential impact of a Trump administration, and the need for the party to reconnect with working-class Americans.

Meghan interviews Fox News anchor and executive editor of The Story, Martha MacCallum, who will co-anchor the network's election night coverage. They have a thought-provoking conversation about the unique pressures of covering election nights and the importance of journalistic integrity. Martha offers behind-the-scenes insights into handling political tensions and how media rhetoric shapes voter sentiment. They delve into the evolving role of gender in politics, the nation’s mental health, and the struggles faced by working moms, sharing honest advice on balancing career ambitions with family life.

In this special Halloween themed episode, Meghan and Miranda get into the spirit by blending spooky tales and costumes with a look at the unsettling side of today’s political climate. Meghan introduces her new Substack, crafted to demystify the often-frightening world of politics and offer relief from the election-season stress haunting everyone this year. Joined by Bravo expert Carlos King, the hosts dive into Bravo’s own house of horrors, dissecting the latest Real Housewives drama, including Tamra’s villainous behavior. They wrap things up with a preview of a chilling true-crime deep dive into the Menendez Brothers case with YouTuber Colonel Kurtz, exploring the media’s portrayal of the tragic story and the dark history that continues to captivate audiences.

Meghan McCain welcomes Allie Beth Stuckey to the podcast for an engaging discussion on the role of empathy in politics, inspired by Stuckey’s new book, Toxic Empathy. Together, they explore the complexities of empathy in political discourse and its potential to cloud judgment, particularly with the 2024 election approaching. The conversation also delves into the challenges of navigating conservative media, the importance of critical thinking in political decision-making, and the evolving dynamics of the Republican Party. Meghan and Allie offer thoughtful cultural commentary while addressing audience questions and reflecting on the current political climate.

In this episode, Meghan is joined by Fox News contributor Joe Concha. First, Meghan responds to the Twitter drama and the backlash she’s facing for not endorsing Kamala Harris. Then, Joe and Meghan dive into the big topics: Kamala Harris’ plagiarism scandal and her upcoming interview with Bret Baier. They’ll also have some fun discussing why Meghan wouldn’t go hunting with Minnesota’s Governor Tim Walz and why they think Josh Shapiro should’ve been in Walz’s shoes instead. Plus, they’ll tackle media shake-ups and what might happen if Trump wins in 2024.

Meghan and Miranda kick things off with a fun, candid chat about their friendship—how they first met at iHeart Radio, their Bravo obsessions, and their fondness for people who drink whole milk and love horror movies. Then, in the main segment, guests Mary Katharine Ham and Guy Benson dive into the latest political chatter, discussing Vice President Kamala Harris's shaky poll numbers, her media blitz, and their thoughts on Trump potentially taking the lead...

Today we’re joined by Democratic strategist Tim Hogan and political reporter Salena Zito for a deep dive into the 2024 election. Tim discusses why the current Democratic media strategy is faltering, particularly as Kamala Harris struggles in the polls, and what the party needs to do to win back voters. Salena highlights Pennsylvania's pivotal role in determining the election's outcome, with Trump gaining momentum in key battlegrounds. We also touch on the growing buzz surrounding Kamala’s media appearances and explore how economic concerns are shaping voter sentiment. Don’t miss these timely insights!

In this surprise episode of CMC, we’re joined by Daily Mail correspondent Nikki Schwab for an early release covering this week's VP debate. Kicking things off, we discuss the future of 'Real Housewives' with Tamra Judge at the center—has the ‘mean girl’ era come to an end? Then, we dive into the recent vice-presidential debate, unpacking the surprisingly civil tone between JD Vance and Tim Walz, and whether their performances swayed voters. Plus, what’s the deal with Doug Emhoff's past?

Variety's Editor-in-Chief, Ramin Setoodeh, joins Meghan for a deep dive into the intersection of Hollywood and politics. From the legacy of "Joker: Folie à Deux" at the Venice Film Festival to the polarizing media strategies of public figures like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, Ramin offers insight into how politics shape the entertainment industry. The conversation explores the growing influence of conservative media figures like Russell Brand, the future of celebrity involvement in politics, and how "SNL" parodies may impact public opinion. Ramin also shares his must-watch list for the fall and his thoughts on what went wrong with "Megalopolis."

Meghan McCain and her co-host Miranda chat about life updates, including Meghan’s hair color change and her daughter's birthday plans. Meghan interviews Seena Ghaznavi, covering topics like turning 40, parenting challenges, New York City politics, Kamala Harris’s campaign strategy, and celebrity involvement in politics. Seena shares insights from his podcast, 'Fraudsters,' and his new show, 'The Foreign Report,' delving into geopolitics, fraud, and the current political landscape.

Meghan McCain welcomes Eliana Johnson, editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon, for an in-depth discussion about the blurred lines between media and politics. They delve into a recent scandal, examining its implications for journalistic integrity and the public's perception of journalists in political circles. Meghan and Eliana also analyze the growing number of sex scandals in politics, including controversies involving figures like Matt Gaetz and Mark Robinson. The conversation shifts to the tight presidential race, discussing Kamala Harris's unconventional campaign approach and why Trump continues to hold sway in key battleground states. As they navigate this complex political landscape, they pose the pressing question: Can politics ever be free from tabloid-style drama?

Meghan McCain, co-host Miranda, and psychotherapist Stacey Kaiser dive into the wild world of Chimp Crazy, the shocking HBO Max documentary about people who keep dangerous chimpanzees as pets. They explore the deep psychological reasons behind this obsession and its risks before shifting to a discussion on how Americans are coping with political exhaustion and election fatigue. Later, political correspondent Tara Palmeri joins to offer her expert analysis on the upcoming election, including Trump’s associations with controversial figures and Donald Trump Jr.'s rumored affair. Packed with insights and juicy political gossip, this episode has it all!

Meghan welcomes two guests: V Spehar, the dynamic host of American Fever Dream and the creator of the viral Under the Desk News, and Christine Rosen, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and co-host of the Commentary Magazine podcast. Christine dives deep into the societal impacts of technology replacing real-world experiences and the far-reaching implications of her research, sharing both the most hopeful and troubling findings. Meanwhile, Meghan and V tackle the latest political debate, unpacking the chaotic performances, conspiracy theories, and viral moments that are shaping today’s political landscape. From the unpredictable rise of Vice President Kamala Harris to the controversial "childless cat lady" narrative, Meghan and V explore voter behavior shifts, the power of endorsements, and what’s ahead for the 2024 election.

Meghan sits down for an engaging conversation with Alabama Senator Katie Britt, author of God Calls Us to Do Hard Things. Together, they dive into the complex world of political endorsements, with a special focus on Taylor Swift's influence. Alongside co-host Miranda, Meghan also unpacks the headlines surrounding Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes, discussing how political differences are impacting friendships in the public eye. On a lighter note, Meghan and Miranda rave about the new 'Beetlejuice' movie, sharing their theater experiences and reflecting on why this nostalgic sequel is captivating audiences. Plus, don’t miss their picks for who should have headlined this year's Super Bowl halftime show

Meghan addresses a hot topic: her brother Jimmy's public shift to the Democratic Party, including his support for Kamala Harris, and the media frenzy around it. The conversation delves into family dynamics, political diversity, and the public's obsession with creating drama between siblings. Later, they dissect Katy Perry’s controversial 'Call Her Daddy' interview and its awkward moments. Finally, attorney and political analyst Ethan Berman joins the show to discuss the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles, the state of American politics, and the media's handling of anti-Semitism.

Meghan and Miranda host an engaging discussion featuring two unique guests: Taylor Hathorn and Sean Spicer. Taylor Hathorn, a public relations and space policy advisor, provides an in-depth analysis of the harrowing situation aboard the International Space Station, where astronauts have been unexpectedly stranded due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. She sheds light on the behind-the-scenes challenges, the potential risks, and the role SpaceX will play in their eventual rescue. The conversation then shifts gears as Sean Spicer, the former White House Press Secretary, joins the discussion. Spicer delves into his experiences in the political arena, shares his thoughts on the current political climate, and reflects on his unique career trajectory, including his time with former President Trump.

Meghan and Miranda dive into the latest buzz, from Lana Del Rey's surprising new romance with an alligator tour guide to Kamala Harris's lackluster convention bump. Meghan is joined by renowned pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson to discuss the current polling landscape, the intriguing dynamics of celebrity relationships, and the unexpected voter trends shaping the 2024 election. They also explore the cultural fascination with celebrities dating "normal" people, and Kristen gives her expert insights on the impact of RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Trump, Kamala Harris's media strategy, and the mysterious voters who might tip the scales in this closely divided electorate. Tune in for a mix of pop culture and politics, with a side of Halloween excitement!

Meghan and Miranda dive into the world of politics and pop culture phenomena. They are joined by their friend Kat Timpf, a comedian, political commentator, and co-host of Fox News Channel's Gutfeld! show. Kat discusses her new book, I Used to Like You Until… (How Binary Thinking Divides Us), and shares insights into her journey, including her experiences with fame and being a commentator in a polarized media landscape. The episode also features a lively conversation about the latest HBO docuseries "Chimp Crazy," which has captivated Meghan and Miranda with its bizarre and wild storyline. They delve into the strange world of exotic animal ownership, touching on the legal, ethical, and personal implications of this world.

Meghan and Miranda open the show with the week's most important news. Jennifer Lopez filed for divorce from Ben Affleck. We know there is some... history with JLo, but you might be surprised to hear their feelings about the split. Then, Meghan's sister-in-law, Emily Domenech, calls in from the DNC to talk about everything she's seeing going on there, including all of the stuff behind the scenes and the viral moments like the "childless cat lady" Oprah mentioned during her speech. Finally, stylist Carmen Currie discusses the nuances of women in politics and how they approach their looks - especially women of color. Listen to hear how Carmen would love to style VP Harris and who their favorite look of the convention has been.

WE'RE BACK from vacation and feeling more exhausted than ever! Keeping up with the late nights demanded by the DNC is no small feat...but we're still going strong. Meghan and Miranda kick off the show with a deep dive into one of the biggest pop culture stories this week—did Blake Lively possibly jeopardize her career by dismissing her fans and not taking the It Ends With Us press tour seriously? Later, CNN political analyst Van Jones joins Meghan to share his insights on the DNC so far, his close work with Joe Biden, his 25-year history with Kamala Harris, and even his interactions with the Trump administration.

In this episode, Meghan and Miranda kick things off by discussing a recent study that reveals Gen X and Millennials face a higher risk of developing cancer at a younger age compared to previous generations. As a cancer survivor, Miranda shares her personal journey of being diagnosed in her early 30s and the challenges she faced while raising young children. Next, political commentator, Mo'Kelly, joins Meghan to dissect the chaotic panel at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention involving Trump and his peculiar comments about VP Harris being biracial. To wrap up the show on a lighter note, our favorite reality TV expert, Carlos King, drops in to spill all the juicy Bravo news from this week, including his exclusive interview with the 'Real Housewives of Orange County' stars.

Meghan and Miranda kick off the show by sharing their thoughts on the 'White Women For Kamala' group calls and the various identity group calls on the schedule. Later, political journalist Mark Halperin joins Meghan to discuss how he broke the year's biggest story: President Biden's decision to resign from his campaign. He also shares his insights on Vice President Harris' campaign and the latest developments with JD Vance. Finally, Meghan and Miranda wrap up with a discussion about the Olympics and brainstorm ways to salvage Katy Perry's underwhelming album rollout.

You asked, so we delivered! It's Democrat Day here on Citizen McCain. First, Meghan and Miranda dive into Jennifer Aniston's reaction to JD Vance's controversial comments about childfree women and their investment in the U.S. Next, Meghan sits down with Tim Hogan, former strategist for Hillary Clinton, to discuss his insights on the current race, the rollout of JD Vance's campaign, and Kamala Harris' bid for President. TikTok sensation V Spehar, from Under The Desk News, joins us to unpack the unique "feminonomenon" surrounding Kamala Harris' campaign on social media.

Let's be real, the biggest news of the month is President Biden stepping down from the election and passing the torch to Vice President Kamala Harris. She has been warmly embraced by fellow Democrats and Gen Z content creators on social media. Meghan and her friend Hogan Gidley, a MAGA insider, discuss how Trump's campaign is recalibrating their strategy in response to this unexpected development. Additionally, Meghan and Miranda review the movie 'Twisters'—find out if it's worth hiring a babysitter for or if you're better off streaming it at home.

Meghan opens the show talking about how old school Republicans like her still exist, and wonders if there is still a place for her in the GOP. Then, Ben Ferguson calls in from the floor of the Republican National Convention. He's been hearing that former President Trump is "different, in a good way" following the attempt on his life earlier this week. Ben also tries to convince Meghan that JD Vance is a solid VP pick, plus we're all waiting on Joe Biden's campaign suspension announcement.

Meghan and Miranda catch up on everything that has happened since they taped together last week in D.C. And boy, has it been a WEEK! Someone tried to kill former President Trump, and Meghan has a friend who was there when it happened. Salena Zito joins us to talk about how it all went down. Plus, Miranda and Meghan share their predictions on how this could change the outcome of the race, given that this is a total game-changer.

Meghan and Miranda open the show reminiscing about their time at the 2016 Republican National Convention. They go through their experiences during one of the wildest and most chaotic events of the last decade including when Miranda was on the convention floor as Donald Trump accepted the party nomination for President. Then, Mary Katharine Ham joins Meghan in studio to talk about the turmoil surrounding the Biden campaign and her expectations for next weeks' RNC.

For the first time ever...Miranda is in Washington D.C. and in the studio with Meghan! They catch up and talk about how they spent their 4th of July. Then, Axios reporter Alex Thompson joins Meghan to talk about President Biden's health and the disturbing reports coming out of the White House. Finally, Meghan and Miranda play a really fun game to close out the show.

Meghan starts off hot... She is ready to set the record straight about her relationship with President Biden and address all the comments about how she's "betrayed" him. Then, Lunden Roberts, the mother of the President's seventh grandchild, joins Meghan in the studio. Lunden opens up about the heartbreaking story of how she fell for Hunter Biden only to be totally rejected.

Get ready to enter Meghan and Miranda's Chat for the hot gossip of the week! We start by talking about the Man vs. Bear argument again... except this time it's about the Presidential Debate on CNN vs 'The Bear' Season 3 being released on Hulu. They each give their three predictions about what they think will happen between Trump and Biden. They also talk about how unfair everyone is treating the police officer who arrested Justin Timberlake last week, our stranded astronauts, and how the other founder of OceanGate is planning a trip to the "Devil's Portal".

Meghan and Miranda get into a very touchy topic at the top of the show... and had to bring in our resident Swiftie, Producer Ashley to weigh in. Is Taylor Swift sabotaging Billie Eilish and Charlie XCX by releasing re-records at the same time they drop their new albums? Then, Meghan and Miranda argue over 'Game Of Thrones' and whether Kenya from 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' deserves to be fired for revenge porn. Are you ready for it?

Okay, first off -- Meghan and Miranda have to apologize because neither of them slept the night before the show... and they'll tell you why. They also caught up on their Father's Day celebrations. Then, legendary broadcaster Brit Hume joins Meghan to talk about everything from age limits in government to 'Family Guy' - seriously! It's a fun conversation with someone who knows literally EVERYBODY.

Happy Father's Day, everybody! Meghan and Miranda open the show talking about how they plan to celebrate their husbands this weekend as well as the rest of the fathers in their lives. Don't expect any last minute gift inspo, because we're not spilling what we got! Then, Meghan's first boss and good friend Ramin Setoodeh talks all about Donald Trump's time on 'The Apprentice.' Ramin literally wrote the book on this subject and he's not afraid to spill all the behind the scenes gossip and stories from his time spent with the former president.

There is a bunch of stuff to catch up on in the wild world of political news... including the verdict for Hunter Biden. But first, Meghan and Miranda catch up and talk about their plans for 4th of July. It's a few weeks away, but it's one of Meghan's favorite holidays and she's already getting super excited. They also talk about which summer movies look most exciting and agree this year doesn't look great. Then, iconic journalist Susan Page joins Meghan in studio to talk about political news and gossip, her brand new book profiling Barbara Walters, and how she thinks all these court cases for Donald Trump and Hunter Biden will impact the election in November. Buckle up.

Meghan and Miranda are depressed that the 'Real Housewives Of New Jersey' has gotten terrible. They're bored by it, Meghan is even falling asleep during the episodes. Luckily, our friend Carlos King is one of the original producers on the show and comes on to give his thoughts about why the Jersey girls are in their flop era... and how they can fix it.

As promised, we're doing our episode all about the Benjamins. Meghan asks the New York Post's financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan all the questions about the economy, housing market, and grocery prices that we've been talking about. Before that, Meghan and Miranda catch up after our week off and talk about the latest billionaire looking to check out the depths of the Atlantic in his own submersible.

Meghan and her longtime confidant Laurye Blackford have a conversation about legacy media's last gasps. Let's face it, most of us get our news from social media and podcasts... not newspapers and TV, right? Both Meghan and Laurye have worked in traditional and new media and talk about why they think cable news is dying.

We just can't keep Ted Cruz out of our studio! But today he's brought a special guest, Alabama Senator Katie Britt along with him to talk about their IVF Bill. Before getting into that, Meghan and Miranda get into the Diddy video. We also get a co-sleeping update to see if any of the changes Meghan made have been working.

Get ready to take a peek behind the curtain of one of Meghan's most intimate friendships. Tulsi Gabbard joined Meghan in the studio to talk about how they met, their public perception, and Tulsi's yearslong battle with infertility. Get your tissues ready because this episode is unlike anything we've ever done before.

Get ready to enter Meghan and her co-host Miranda's chats! They start with behind-the-scenes stuff from Meghan's trip to New York to be on Bravo and catch up on the biggest stories, including the shutdown of the NYC to Dublin Portal because everyone is insane. Stay all the way to see if we can fix the situation with Harry and Meghan Markle's weird charity news of the week.

We are so happy to be back! It was just Mother's Day, Meghan was on Bravo, Miranda has bronchitis, and former President Trump held a massive rally on the Jersey Shore. There is a ton of stuff to catch up on and Nikki Schwab from The Daily Mail is the perfect person to help us!

Wow, there is a ton of wild news, rumors, and tea in the Bravo world, and the only person who can help Meghan and her co-host, Miranda, sort it out is Carlos King. They go through it all, including 'VPR' needing CPR, why the Beverly Hills girls will finally have to start getting real, and 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' coming out of its pause phase. They also talk about Britney Spears and whether we're witnessing a repeat of her 2007 breakdown. Meghan and Miranda also give the final word on JLo, and how their JLo advice video was taken down from TikTok.

Everyone is getting "work" done, and presidential candidates are no different. Meghan talks to Dr. Anthony Youn, one of the country's most trusted plastic surgeons. They discuss the possible work President Biden and former President Donald Trump may have done ahead of the election. Just before that, Meghan's friend and pollster, Kristen Soltis Anderson joins us on set to go over the latest news, including Trump's rumored picks for VP.

Meghan and Miranda are getting excited about some very exciting stuff happening next week. Meghan will make her return to the Bravo Clubhouse and promises to return with some hot gossip. They also welcome the Zodiac Killer himself (ha!) Texas Senator Ted Cruz. He and Meghan dish about sucky experiences with late night hosts, election conspiracies, and bond over life on the campaign trail.

Meghan and her co-host Miranda are giving you the insider knowledge about The White House Correspondents' Dinner, dating advice, and a talk show host who needs to raise the bar. They also discuss a new low for Governor Kristi Noem and a new high for Mayor Pete.

Before Meghan welcomes her friend and genius political strategist Alex Castellanos in the studio, she and Miranda must go over the wild stuff blowing up their text chains all week. They talk about the protests on college campuses and even find out what trouble our old buddy George Santos has gotten into now. Then, Meghan and Alex get into some great political analysis, including whether Kamala Harris has ruined women holding high office for a while. Capping off the show, Meghan and Miranda introduce a really fun new segment...this one is all about JLo.

Full disclaimer...Meghan and Miranda are not Swifties.. so don't come for us as we review her new album, "The Tortured Poets Department." To help us navigate our feelings...and keep us from getting doxxed, we bring in our super producer, Ashley, who is a bonafide Taylor Swift expert, to explain the critical reviews and why the fan base feels such a strong parasocial relationship to the singer. Then, our great friends Guy Benson and Mary Katherine Ham pop in to talk about news, pop culture stuff, and whether cannibals really ate Joe Biden's uncle.

We're excited to bring you a comprehensive conversation between Meghan and Dr. Phil McGraw. He's got a lot going on after ending his daytime talk show, and he's here to talk about it. Dr. Phil breaks down COVID lockdowns, mental health, the election, and favorite moments from his infamous talk show. After that, Meghan and Miranda talk about the weirdness going on at Bravo, and Meghan gives her take on which city she'd like to see get a Housewives franchise.

It's a big day for us...the amazing Drea de Matteo is here to talk about her career, Covid, politics, family, OnlyFans, everything! But first...Meghan and Miranda have important business to discuss. One of their favorite housewives just got dropped from 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills', and they have to get into it. Plus, they both saw 'Civil War' and gave their honest (spoiler-free) movie review. Okay, onto the really good stuff. Drea de Matteo has a lot going on, but she made time for Meghan and they get right into it. We're not even gonna give you any teases here...just listen to it. It's what Adriana La Cerva would want you to do.

Gail Thackray might be the most interesting woman in the world. Her life story is so wild; you just have to hear it to believe it. It truly has everything...sex, drugs, movie stars, mob ties, natural disasters, and how someone can lose it all, just to get it back again. Gail isn't only interesting, she's inspiring - We hope you love this one as much as we did!

Time to talk some 2024 politics with Link Lauren, a senior advisor to the Robert F. Kennedy campaign. He and Meghan talk all about Kennedy's VP choice... and Meghan's feelings about her, Link's recent profile in the Washington Post, and what he thinks is gonna happen in November. Link gives a lot of insider tea about how a campaign runs, especially during the social media age, and why having a third candidate is important.

Spring Break is over, and reality has officially set back in. This is officially the "Most Boring Election Ever" (copyright pending), But at least we get to talk about it with interesting people like Batya Ungar-Sargon. Before that, though, Meghan and Miranda catch up on everything that blew up their group chats, including that wild Roseanne video from Mar-a-Lago. Then... serious business! Batya joins us to talk about her new book "Second Class: How The Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women." They have a fascinating conversation about how the left is cannibalizing their own base, anti-semitism, and share some stories about the late Senator Joe Lieberman.

We're going to break format a little bit today because we have a very special guest in the house! Meghan's sister-in-law, Emily Domenech, joins us to discuss misogyny in politics and the media. The two get into a deep discussion about whether we'll actually see a woman elected President in our lifetime.

Former President Donald Trump is a lot of things, but one thing we know for sure is that he's a fraudster. That's why we're so lucky that one of our best friends and favorite guests is an expert on people like this. Seena Ghaznavi hosts The Fraudsters Podcast and breaks down what's going on with Trump's civil fraud case in New York and why he caught a break on his fines. It's fun, we'll laugh and learn together.

This is a fun one! Meghan and Miranda are thrilled to welcome our childhood icon Melissa Joan Hart to the show today... and she's as lovely as you'd imagine her to be. Miranda even tells Meghan about how she used to pretend to be Clarissa from Melissa's hit '90s show 'Clarissa Explains It All.' Meghan and Melissa talk about EVERYTHING from the child abuse levied against Nickelodeon in the documentary 'Quiet On The Set' to gun control and even how Melissa went viral for being cast as a grandmother in a recent movie. This one is a must listen!

Oh boy, there is a lot going on. Meghan and Miranda open the show with their analysis of the Diddy situation because that's the biggest thing blowing up our chats. The news this week has been particularly gross and heavy...it's time to call in the big guns. By that, we mean Dr. Drew Pinksy. He and Meghan talk about how the United States isn't one of the top 20 happiest countries in the world and why he thinks that people are more depressed than ever. They also talk about the overuse of Ozempic and other weight loss meds. Then, our official UK correspondent, Lady Sarah Elliot, joins us for an update on Princess Kate's cancer announcement.

Blowing up in the chat this week has been the term "double hater voter," which is exactly what it sounds like. It's for anyone who can't stand the thought that we're living in 2020 Part 2 and have to vote for either Biden or Trump and continue this hellish cycle. To go through this and other political news of the week...and roast Vivek Ramaswamy is Puck News' Senior Political Correspondent, Tara Palmeri.

Thank you for entering our chat...now with video! Meghan and Miranda have opened this up to a video chat and have some feelings about it. We hope you enjoy this new feature, and if not, there's still the audio! Lady Sarah Elliot came all the way across the pond from London to talk to us about politics, but more importantly - what the hell is up with Kate Middleton? We're still obsessed and it's blowing up our chat with memes and conspiracy theories.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace appeared on George Stephanopoulos' Sunday show, where she was attacked for being a victim of sexual assault as a teenager. She joined Meghan in the studio to talk about what it felt like to be on that set, having that conversation for nearly 10 minutes without any warning or heads up. They also talk about Nancy's more viral moments while in office and how she manages being a working mom. Then, Laurye Blackford calls in from London to discuss what the hell is going on with Kate Middleton...because what the hell IS going on with Kate Middleton? Everyone has a theory, and you'll hear ours.

Christine Rosen is a very serious, well-respected journalist who we tricked into talking about Kate Middleton conspiracy theories. Don't worry...she also talks about the bizarre garbage fire that was the Oscars. They also got into the State of The Union speech and talked about how their friendship began...over a podcast.

Well, it finally happened: Nikki Haley quit while Trump and Biden won a bunch of states on Super Tuesday. Shocking. Meghan (and Miranda's) brain crush, Steve Kornacki, joins us to go through the numbers and see who these pesky independents might vote for come November. Then, Meghan's long-time friend and real cowboy political advisor, Mark McKinnon, comes on to share stories about their time together working on campaigns and even poke fun at some of Washington, D.C.'s elite.

It's Super Tuesday! Hundreds of delegates are up for grabs in 15 states for both parties...but we all know it'll be Trump and Biden. Blegh. Meghan talks to Nikki Schwab, a reporter who has been on the campaign trail with the candidates and has probably stayed in every hotel and motel in the country. Then, our friend and the O.G. Influencer Perez Hilton pops in to talk about all the drama at Bravo with the various lawsuits and accusations of misconduct.

Today's episode features a very special guest...Miranda's very sick toddler daughter, Cece, who sat on her lap almost the entire recording. They talked about Mitch McConnnell announcing his retirement now and not 15 years ago. Then, Jenn Hoffman joins to talk about the corruption in family courts and a particularly tragic case about a mother who had her kids ripped away from her. Tim Carney pops in to talk with Meghan in the studio about the joys of parenthood and how millennials were sold a huge lie about family life.

Did you catch the Wendy Williams documentary? Meghan and Miranda watched as much as they could bear... but still break down a lot of the biggest moments and their theories about what is going on there. Then Fox News Channel's Harris Faulkner joins to talk about her career and how her family keeps her grounded. Then Billy Binion joins Meghan in the studio to talk about social media, politics, and even more about Wendy Williams.

Meghan is back behind the microphone with a supersized episode to make up for missing a day. She and Miranda talk about 'Vanderpump Rules' star Tom Sandoval's insane comments to the New York Times and other Bravo related news. Then, Best-selling authors Bethany Mandel and Karol Markowicz join Meghan to discuss social issues, parenting, and what is going on in schools. Finally, our friend Mo Kelly pops in for some 2024 election talk.

Post Valentine's Day blues got you down? Don't worry, we'll lift your spirits with some talk about Russia's current threats against the country! Meghan is joined by Michael Moynihan to talk about politics, media, and how people suck on social media. Then journalist Elizabeth Weil comes on to talk about her amazing long-form piece 'The Women Who Walked Away' all about a woman who, along with her sister and teenage son, left civilization during Covid and desperately tried to stay alive in the mountains of Colorado.

Happy Valentine's Day! We're chatting about love stories and how couples make it work. Meghan talks to influencer Julie Soloman and actor Johnathon Schaech about their beautiful family, but also what they've learned from mistakes made in former relationships and marriages and how they're making this marriage thrive. Also, the story of how they met is really cute. Then, Pete and Jennifer Hegseth from Fox News join to tell us about how they make time for each other while raising seven kids and managing Pete's busy career on TV. Don't worry, it's not all roses and kisses... Meghan and Miranda give a little bit of their reaction to the Super Bowl too.

This show is a doozy. Meghan begins with Ryan Girdusky, who joins her in studio to talk politics, pop culture, and how he was the only person brave enough to tell Ron DeSantis the truth. Then, David Axelrod talks about the 2024 ego race to the White House along with campaigns past and analyzes where they went wrong or incredibly right.

Meghan wants to know why President Biden's approval ratings are so crazy low. To figure out what he's doing wrong, she brings in Newsweek's Batya Ungar-Sargon. Then, we know Gen-Z is in crisis mode like... all the time. To talk about all things like Kardashian toxic beauty standards and even whether Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are government psyops, Meghan talks to Mary Morgan, host of 'Pop Culture Crisis' at Timcast Media.

Sage Steele is a talented broadcaster who was canceled after years of working for ESPN because of her political beliefs. Sage and Meghan discuss being judged for their ideologies and what Sage plans to do next. Then Carlos King joins us for a Bravo roundup, including the controversial decision to leave Monica out of the next season of 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' and the hour-long bore that was the 'Vanderpump Rules' premiere. Commentary's Matthew Continetti tops off the episode with some political talk.

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Junior joins Meghan to talk about his life growing up in a political family and how it has shaped his ideology. They also discuss some of the more controversial headlines about his policy and how some may have been overblown. We also hear about his love story with actress Cheryl Hines and the unlikely person who set them up. Then Countess Luann de Lesseps, star of Bravo's 'Real Housewives of New York' comes on to talk about filming the most recent season of 'Ultimate Girls Trip' and what her dating life is like right now. She's about to go on tour with a brand new cabaret show and gives us a sneak peek at some of the new parts of her act.

Well...as expected, Trump took New Hampshire. But first, Meghan and Miranda have very important news to discuss. Monica is leaving 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' and it's a big problem. Then, Joe Concha joins to talk about the 2024 race and the news that Jon Stewart is sort of returning to 'The Daily Show.' We do get a serious analysis of the New Hampshire primary with Abe Greenwald of Commentary and what the path for Nikki Haley might look like.

R.I.P. DeSantis 2024. By now, we know that Ron DeSantis has quit his bid for president and endorsed Trump...most likely dooming us all to a repeat of 2020. Mary Katherine Ham and Guy Benson join Meghan to explain why children are the future and how this might not be as bad as our imaginations are making it. Then, Lady Sarah Elliot drops in for some Royal gossip about all the health drama shaking up the House of Windsor.

Every guest today has something in common...they all tell the truth, no matter how ugly it can get. First up is journalist John Roberts. He and Meghan talk about his career, marriage, and some of the incredible stories that he's covered. Then, Michael Malice joins to talk about the state of the media and why the public's trust has bottomed out when it comes to the news. Then, something our team has been waiting for - We talk to Beth Karas, a legal analyst who worked on both of the 'Curious Case of Natalia Grace' documentaries. She gets into the truth and some stuff from behind the scenes.

Full disclosure...we're doing a little time travel here. Going back in time, when we didn't know the (probably predictable) Iowa Caucus results. So please enjoy Meghan talking with Puck's Tara Palmeri about where it all went wrong for Ron DeSantis. She also spoke with Salena Zito about the Vivek of it all. And finally, to leave us with a smile, Seena Ghaznavi pops in to make us feel better that at least the U.S. is better than living in Iran, as his mom always likes to remind him.

Meghan is joined by two great political minds, Susan Page and Ben Ferguson, to talk about if Iowa is still important. Their conclusion... sorta? Meghan and Ben also have a very interesting talk about their compassion for Hunter Biden, and Ben drops a doozy of a theory.

Meghan takes us behind the curtain in this episode. We'll talk to political analyst Laurye Blackford about whether Iowa is even relevant anymore and wtf is Ron DeSantis doing with his campaign. Then, Tina Nguyen joins us to talk about her career in journalism, starting at 'The Daily Caller' and her new book 'The MAGA Diaries,' where she talks about the rise of the MAGA movement. And then, as promised, we have to talk about Monica. Carlos King pops in to drop theories about the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and that jaw-dropping finale.

Happy New Year! We're so excited to be back, and we are giving a supersized show today. First, Meghan talks with pollsters Kristen Soltis Anderson and Emily Ekins about what we can expect from the upcoming Iowa Caucus. Then, screenwriter and friend C. Robert Cargill joins us to talk about horror movies, and Meghan tells us which film helped her process her grief better than any therapy.

It's the most wonderful time of the year and Meghan is feeling the Christmas spirit. She is joined by her friend and lifestyle commentator Melanie Berliet to talk about the trad-wife phenomenon, moving to the country, and how Ozempic might jumpstart the zombie apocalypse. Chef Andrew Gruel brings us back to reality to talk about food inflation and how to stretch your holiday meal budget so you can celebrate, not stress! Thank you so much for listening, we'll be back in the new year!

Drama, drama, drama! There is always something going on. Meghan catches up with her good friend Ramin Setoodeh who is Variety's Co-Editor-in-Chief and a NY Times best-selling author who literally wrote the book about 'The View.' They address the current issue with the cast continuing to keep Meghan's name in their mouths... before moving on to more fun stuff, like the best movies to stream over the holidays. Then, radio host Mo Kelly pops in to talk politics and New Year's Resolutions. He and Meghan trauma bond over how much Los Angeles and D.C. have gone downhill over that last decade.

Meghan's best friend, S.E. Cupp, came in studio to talk about all of the things. They talk about mental health, anxiety, how cynical broadcasting has become, and how hard it is to maintain your identity once you become a mother. Then they get into all things Bravo, since S.E. is a Bravo Whisperer... she was one of the first people to know about Scandoval! Then, Capitol Hill icon, Newt Gingrich joins Meghan to talk about the state of the GOP, why he wants the Republican nominee to choose a female VP, and what he has in store for the holidays.

She cooks, she cleans, she makes it nice... she's Dorinda Medley. The Bravo scene stealer and star of the upcoming 'Ultimate Girls Trip: RHONY Legacy' goes deep with Meghan. They talk about how it was to be back filming with her former castmates, going through the holidays while grieving, and of course hosting. Then, former Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy comes in studio to talk about his incredible career and highlights some of his favorite moments. He also dishes on some of his least favorite members of Congress and how thinks the 2024 election might play out.

Prepare to get real from the jump because today's show starts with Meghan telling Miranda her secret for beating pneumonia. It gets even more personal with icon Janice Dean where they dive deep into her incredible career, but also how Janice counseled Meghan through her fertility journey. Then Dave Rubin pops in to talk politics and parenthood. Dave shares THE BEST Ron DeSantis story you'll hear all year... trust.

Meghan is back! Pneumonia tried to take her down, but taking some time off and binging Real Housewives has brought her back to life. She talks to Dr. Marty Makary about the pneumonia outbreak and if there might be more going on that we don't know about. Then, our problematic fave... who we don't find problematic, Blaire White, talks to Meghan about EVERYTHING, including why she'll never live in her native California again... and why saying Gavin Newsom's name makes her feel physically ill.

Happy Thanksgiving! We want to kick off the most wonderful time of the year with some of our most wonderful friends. Meghan celebrates Friendsgiving with Kat Timpf and Seena Ghaznavi where they laugh about turkey, traditions, and trauma. Then, Sean Walsh talks about his Thanksgiving traditions as an Aussie living in the U.S.

It's a good time for a laugh, right? Meghan brings in actor, comedian, and poker shark Michael Ian Black to talk politics, comedy, and what they'd do if they had a billion dollars. Then, journalist Eve Barlow talks about cancel culture and also describes the screening of the October 7th massacre.

The first rule of Congressional Fight Club is that we're definitely gonna talk about the Congressional Fight Club. Meghan is joined by broadcasting icon Geraldo Rivera. They bond over being the "odd one out" on their respective shows as well as his legendary career. Then, Noah Rothman enters the chat to talk about the March For Israel and all the wildness happening on Capitol Hill this week.

Appalled and terrified by the surge of antisemitism across the country, Meghan is joined by Noa Tishby and Ethan Bearman. They talk about what is happening on college campuses and major cities with all the pro-Hamas demonstrations as well as how the Jewish community can be supported during these dark times.

Meghan is so excited to interview her first 2024 Presidential Candidate, Governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum! They discuss the ongoing issues with the RNC and Tuesday night's election results. Then, Sarah Elliott shares her unique perspective as an American living in the UK. Finally, Jason Rantz shares his experiences living with this new surge of antisemitism while living in one of the country's most fringe-left wing cities.

Meghan blends traditional journalism with new media by talking with two trailblazers. First, she talks with iconic political reporter Susan Page about her career that spans seven White House administrations. Then, a rising star in the field, already making a name for himself on TikTok covering politics is Link Lauren. He tells us about his exciting boots on the ground experience covering the 2024 election and how he knew the Pence campaign would flop... a month before they dropped.

Meghan is joined by media reporter and fellow cable news veteran, Brian Stelter. They dive deep into old wounds and talk about the times they were worried they might be addicted to being on television. Brian discusses his ousting from CNN and what he sees for the future of the network... and the media landscape in general. He also shares bits from his new book, 'Network of Lies' and it gets Meghan to share a story she's never told publicly.

Happy Halloween! It's Meghan's FAVORITE holiday and we can't wait to celebrate. To get in the mood, Meghan talks to Lauren the Mortician about her life growing up in a funeral home and then going into the family business too. Halloween is one of the deadliest holidays... she'll give us some stories and tips to survive the night. Then, Thom Reed tells Meghan all about his alien encounter in the Berkshires. It's official government record, fascinating, and very scary.

Erika Jayne joins Meghan the morning after the premiere of the thirteenth season of Bravo's smash hit 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.' They talk about some of the behind the scenes drama and about how Erika continues to rebuild her life. Meghan and Erika swap stories about being eviscerated in the press and how they got through it by leaning on each other.

Meghan welcomes New York Congressman George Santos into the studio for a very personal in-depth interview. He opens up about his marriage and how he met his husband, whether they want to have children, and how they've handled their lives changing so drastically. Meghan also gets the details about *that* drag pic and the real story about his life when he was young, wild, and free. You don't want to miss this wide ranging conversation about everything you've ever wanted to know about the most fascinating Congressman... ever! Disclaimer: As mentioned in the announcement of this podcast, the goal is to offer a safe environment for people of all backgrounds. While we may not agree with everything they say here or have done, we believe they should have the opportunity to share their side of the story. Plenty of reputable reporters and publications have interviewed controversial elected officials, even those with charges against them. We plan to do the same so we as listeners and critical thinkers have the chance to make our own choices on how to view them.

It's Meghan's Birthday! We wanted to celebrate Meghan's birthday in a way that she would truly appreciate... with a pajama podcast from our bedrooms! We're first joined by Carlos King where there is a lot of Bravo and Housewives gossip but even more laughs. Then Perez Hilton drops in to talk about Britney Spears and her upcoming book and of course, a little bit of politics... it wouldn't be a McCain party without some of that. Enjoy this bonus birthday party, because we sure did!

Meghan talks to Senator Ted Cruz and longtime political analyst Ben Ferguson who together host their hit podcast "Verdict with Ted Cruz" about everything from Israel to being the subject of constant public scrutiny. Then Danielle Greenbaum Davis, an Emmy-award winning producer, writer, and a Jewish mom- on the antisemitism at play on college campuses and in the media. Finally, Leah McSweeney- writer, podcast host, reality television star and fashion designer joins Meghan to call out the celebrities who are spreading Hamas propaganda.

On the premiere episode of “Meghan McCain has Entered the Chat,” Meghan dives into the developing crisis in Israel. She begins with Jamie Kirchick, Tablet Columnist and “Secret City” author, on how politicians, college campuses, and public influencers are responding- and not responding. Then she turns to Psychotherapist Stacy Kaiser who talks about social media and World War 3 - and how we can process these horrific images coming out. She concludes with a behind-the-scenes story from veteran and Florida Congressman, Cory Mills. He tells us how he flew to Israel to personally help rescue nearly 100 American citizens who were trapped in the middle of a war.

Did you miss me? On October 17th, Meghan McCain will Enter The Chat!