In this week’s Dispatch Live, Steve is joined by Andrew, Esther, and Price for a conversation about the Georgia Senate runoff, a case testing the limits of Supreme Court redistricting power, and the ongoing repercussions of imposing price caps on Russian oil. Steve and Andrew discuss why Gov. Brian Kemp went out of his way to campaign for Herschel Walker, and what the election means for the future of the post-Trump GOP. Plus: The crew discusses what goes into making a Dispatch explainer piece and how young reporters can make it in the field of journalism.
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