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An ICE agent in plainclothes shot 28-year-old Oscar Belgal in New York City Thursday afternoon while he was pulling into a parking space with a young child inside the vehicle, hitting his left ear. Joe blasts the incident and condemns ICE for shooting at a moving vehicle. “Bullets don’t know what children are sitting in the backseat of those cars,” he says on Morning Joe.
President Trump continues to face low approval ratings ahead of the midterms, including among Latino voters who played a key role in his 2024 White House win. A Reuters/Ipsos poll released this week found that just 24% of Hispanic Americans approve of Trump's performance in the White House, the lowest share in either of his two presidential terms. The Wall Street Journal politics reporter Sabrina Rodríguez, who has been covering Trump and Latino voters in key states, joins Way Too Early with analysis.
In this week's edition of PSAKI BOMBS! Jen Psaki looks at Pete Hegseth's weird obsession with pretending he has the fitness of an active member of the military and the cringy spectacle he makes of himself doing so. Plus, happy birthday to Fox News, the channel Donald Trump ordered his administration from like some kind of home shopping network for presidents, and Ken Paxton's estranged wife weighs in on the election and makes everyone realize she is also a politician. And lastly, a sex positive model for standing up to bullying and owning your quirks. Democratic candidate for Senate from Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, fresh from his debate with Mike Rogers, talks with Jen Psaki about how little Republicans have to run on when they are complicit…
We take a look at where the fish on your plate come from.
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Student demonstrations in recent weeks re-lit a centuries-old torch of civil resistance. How do they compare to previous movements in France?
The Nobel Peace Prize has gone to human rights pioneer Navi Pillay. Pillay, a South African lawyer, was integral to the anti-apartheid movement and helped prosecute perpetrators of the Rwanda genocide.
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the shooting of a man by ICE agents in the Bronx as "an outrage" and called for the agency's withdrawal from the city. The man, identified by authorities as 28-year-old Oscar Belgal, was wounded after an ICE agent discharged a weapon into the man's vehicle, which also had a 5-year-old sitting in the backseat, city officials said. The 5-year-old was not injured and the man was transported to hospital before being taken into ICE custody. Mamdani said he had spoken to President Donald Trump and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to negotiate the man's release, but "those negotiations were unsuccessful."
Polls show Trump losing support among his base and voters focused on Senate control and issues.
Hurricane Isaias is a high-end Category 2 storm currently headed toward the Gulf Coast, with landfall expected Friday evening along Florida’s Panhandle, officials said.
Navi Pillay, an outspoken supporter of international law who has served as a judge on multiple global courts and as the UN's top human rights official, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. Why it matters: President Trump once again did not win the prize he has openly coveted . - Pillay, among other posts, previously served on the International Criminal Court — a body Trump sanctioned and last month called "rogue " and "evil." What they're saying: "The Nobel Peace Prize for 2026 goes to a person who with exceptional courage and integrity has led the way towards a more comprehensive global legal order," the prize committee said in a social media post. - "This year's laureate has been instrumental in ensuring that war crimes, crimes…