Jason Reynolds
Jordan Klepper unpacks how Trump and the GOP are playing politics with Hurricane Helene, from Trump claiming Biden and Kamala are abandoning affected areas, to Marjorie Taylor Greene blaming the Jews for the storm. Fox News paid a $787.5 million settlement to Dominion Voting Systems after spreading lies that they rigged the 2020 election, but who originated these claims? Marlene Bourne, whistleblower and self-proclaimed ghost, emailed about her speculative "findings" that linked Dominion Voting machines with voter fraud. Michael Kosta sits down with Marlene to discover what it's like to be Fox News's reliable source. "Your life, as it exists today, is a life that matters enough to be written about." New York Times bestselling author Jason Reynolds sits down with Jordan Klepper to discuss his latest YA novel, "Twenty-Four Seconds From Now..." They talk about young male characters navigating vulnerability, bearing witness to teenagers and depicting them in literature, and how youth have shaped the conversation on gender, sexuality, gun violence, and women's rights.
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