Congressman Chris Deluzio joins host Molly Jong-Fast for a look at Pennsylvania, the battleground state heading into next week's midterms. He explains why Democrats feel confident behind Governor Shapiro, points to strong mail-ballot returns, and breaks down four competitive congressional races Democrats hope to flip. A former naval officer who serves on the Armed Services Committee, Deluzio lays out what a Democratic Congress could do even with Trump still in the White House: end the Iran war responsibly through war powers resolutions or appropriations, roll back Medicaid and healthcare cuts, reclaim tariff authority from the president, and pursue aggressive oversight of the war, including the treatment of military families in Bahrain. He also discusses the push to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his frustration with Senator John Fetterman, including whether he might run against him in 2028. In the headlines, the hosts cover RFK Jr.'s inflammatory remarks about Muslims, Rep. Randy Fine refusing to rule out deporting Elon Musk and Melania Trump, and Don Jr.'s hunting trip in Mongolia with Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev. Jesse Cannon closes the show on Boston Dynamics employees petitioning to stop the sale of the company's robot dogs to ICE.