Jared Maples, director of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security, talks about what families can do to prepare for the possibility of coronavirus cases in their communities. He also discussed the terrorism threat level increase. Patrick Murray, of Monmouth University Polling Institute, talks about the results of Super Tuesday and what's next in the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Assembly Budget Committee members Nancy Munoz and Carol Murphy discuss Gov. Phil Murphy's budget proposals and the process ahead.

On this week's Power & Politics podcast, a discussion about the governor's budget address between Brandon McCoy of the progressive NJ Policy Perspective and Alan Steinberg, former regional director of the EPA under Republican President George W. Bush. Plus, political analyst Steve Adubato talks to host Alex Zdan about Gov. Phil Murphy's proposals to lower property taxes.   And Krista Jenkins, of Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll, reviews the latest poll numbers for Gov. Phil Murphy and President Donald Trump.

Former Attorney General Chris Porrino, who served during Republican Gov. Chris Christie's administration, talks about the status of bail reform in New Jersey, which was launched under his watch. He also talks about the Department of Justice's lawsuit against the state of New Jersey and the handling of the Roger Stone sentencing. Monsy Alvarado, immigration reporter for The Record, talks about the nuts and bolts of the DOJ lawsuit against the state. Janna Chernetz, deputy director of Tri-State Transportation Campaign, provides a status report on NJ Transit's progress, problems and her appointment to NJ Transit's Board of Directors.

In late December 2019, an investigation by Kelly Heyboer and Susan Livio of NJ Advance Media exposed a toxic culture and rampant sexual harassment in New Jersey politics. Their report resulted in the creation of a working group led by the state's top female legislator, Sen. Loretta Weinberg, who will be holding public and private listening sessions across the state. Alex Zdan interview Kelly Heyboer on New Jersey Power & Politics about the investigation.   

Alex Zdan reviews the Iowa caucus chaos and previews the New Hampshire primary with Patrick Murray of Monmouth University Polling Institute. Professor Eugene Mazo discusses the impeachment trial and the potential impact of President Donald Trump's acquittal. Plus, Kelly Heyboer of NJ Advance Media discusses her #MeToo investigation into New Jersey politics and the ripple effect it is having.

This week we take a look at President Trump's rally in Wildwood this week in support of Rep. Jeff Van Drew, who recently switched parties from Democrat to Republican. Host Alex Zdan talks to state Sen. Mike Testa. He is the co-chair of the president's re-election campaign in New Jersey. And this week, Gov. Phil Murphy announced his plan to bring about what he calls "a complete transformation" of the state's energy policy: more clean energy to fight climate change. Jeff Tittel from the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club, and Ray Cantor, vice president of government affairs at the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, discuss what they like and dislike about the governor's energy master plan.

The impeachment trial of President Trump began, and New Jersey's junior senator, Democrat Cory Booker, gives us his perspective on the proceedings so far. And constitutional law scholar Eugene Mazo, visiting associate professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark, provides some history and information about the impeachment process.  

Dana Delany tells News 12 New Jersey's John Bathke about her role in the world-premiere play "Goodnight Nobody" at Princeton's McCarter Theatre. They also discuss her roles on television including "China Beach" and "Desperate Housewives" and her family's history with the famed "Delany flush."

John sits down with Joey McIntyre of New Kids On The Block. He's appearing in the Shakespeare comedy "Twelfth Night" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey. They discuss tackling Shakespeare, the breakup and reunion of New Kids On The Block and McIntyre's upcoming role in the musical "The Wanderer."

Senate President Steve Sweeney talks about the millionaire's tax, the vaccine bill, the new report on corporate subsidy programs and more. Host Alex Zdan also talks in depth about the vaccine bill, the controversial 11th hour amendment and its failure in the Legislature earlier this week with Republican Senator Declan O'Scanlon and Democratic Assemblyman Jamel Holley.