In the season premiere, The Circus lives up to its name as the impeachment trial of President Trump begins in earnest, and the all-important, too-close-to-predict Iowa caucuses are less than two weeks away.
The focus is on the Iowa caucuses and closing pitch all Democratic candidates are making to voters. Campaign leaders for the major candidates weigh in on final sprints, what they're excited about, and what is keeping them up at night.
In one of the wildest political weeks in memory, fumbled tallies at the Democratic Iowa caucus prevented the essential momentum builds for the victors. Meanwhile, President Trump was acquitted on both articles of impeachment by the Senate.
The Circus is on the ground for the New Hampshire primary: the lead up, the results, and the fallout. Electability arguments are solidifying now that votes are being cast and results are coming in.
All eyes have turned to Nevada and its Democratic caucus. Bernie Sanders has the chance to cement his frontrunner status, as the other candidates are looking to challenge him. DNC is on the ground in Nevada to make sure all runs smoothly.
In the week of the South Carolina Democratic primary, voters are deciding if there is a viable challenger to Bernie Sanders. African American voters could bolster Joe Biden's campaign - will the results affect the race going forward?
The results of the Big Tuesday Democratic primaries in 6 states cemented Joe Biden's front-runner status. Meanwhile, with cancelled rallies and limits on travel, the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the race in ways large and small.
The Circus returns, covering all the reaction to Joe Biden's monumental selection of Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate. Elsewhere, the hosts get a behind-the-scenes look at planning a virtual Democratic National Convention.
An in-depth look at the Democratic party's efforts to hold the best unconventional convention as well as the Trump campaign's attempts at counter-programming. Hilary Clinton discusses Joe Biden's long road ahead as the party nominee.
The Circus is in the thick of the RNC in D.C., covering speakers, key speeches and the subsequent public reaction. Republicans offer their perspective on "law and order" in response to recent police brutality in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The Circus travels to Kenosha, Wisconsin, the site of a week of civil unrest after the shooting of Jacob Blake. As President Trump's visit adds to the discourse surrounding Black and Blue lives, Joe Biden hits the campaign trail.
The Circus looks at the controversy surrounding increased mail-in voting due to the pandemic and effect on the 2020 election. While Trump continues to denounce voting by mail, Biden's campaign tries to adapt to unprecedented circumstances.
The Circus investigates the politicization of COVID-19. While Trump prioritizes the economy, Biden has upheld health experts, begging the question: How will the discourse between Red and Blue affect the 2020 election in swing states?
The Circus profiles the life and legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Eager to capitalize on her now vacant seat, key conservatives have pushed to confirm a nomination before a new president is sworn in, while progressives strongly object.
The Circus covers the fiery first debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden as the hosts react to the seismic news that Trump tested positive for COVID-19.
The Circus is covering the inquiry around Trump's health in the week following his COVID-19 diagnosis. As more people in Trump's circle test positive, functionality of the White House and outlook of the campaign has come under scrutiny.
The Circus dives into voting integrity, specifically issues concerning election day disputes, voter suppression by poll watchers, lawsuits against mail-in ballots and re-election rhetoric from President Trump himself.
In the week leading up to the last Presidential Debate between Biden and Trump, The Circus takes a data-driven look at the 2020 race. With COVID-19 again on the rise, the hosts get expert insight on where the virus might be heading.
As the moment draws closer to election night, The Circus pinpoints competitive red-state Senate races and the battle for the White House. Meanwhile, both Trump and Biden use Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court appointment to their advantage.
With results of the 2020 Presidential election permeating into the days following, The Circus is on the ground in every key battleground state offering a one-hour look at how the race between Biden and Trump has evolved. Season finale.
