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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘ASSAULT ON LIBERTY!’: Trump blasted by Dem Senator Kelly over arch

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) joins MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss Donald Trump’s military complex plan for his triumphal arch, the impact of Trump’s policies on Americans, and what Sen. Kelly describes as a Trump’s attacks on Americans’ freedoms.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Lawrence: Trump’s perverse jealousy of JFK is driving his destruction of the Kennedy Center

MS NOW's Lawrence O'Donnell analyzes the reports about what led Donald Trump to ban MS NOW, CNN, and POLITICO from the White House, leading to a lawsuit by all three media organizations in which “as usual, the strongest witness against Donald Trump in the case is Donald Trump.”

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Symone: 'This is what the authoritarians do'

MS NOW, CNN, and Politico are suing the Trump Administration after its journalists were banned from the White House. Symone and MediaMatters’ chief Angelo Carusone react to Trump's attack on the First Amendment.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Snipers and drones?! The Weeknight SCORCHES Trump's plot to militarize his vanity arch

Donald Trump now says his controversial planned 250-foot arch next to Arlington National Cemetery will house ammunition, snipers, and drones. The Weeknight hosts react.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - KY governor Andy Beshear on potential 2028 presidential run

Could a presidential run be in Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear’s future? Claire McCaskill asks him in her new MS NOW member-exclusive series “Political Potluck with Claire McCaskill.”

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘This scheme is not going to work’: Chris Hayes on Trump’s ban on media outlets from the White House

Chris Hayes discusses Trump's ban on MS NOW, CNN, and Politico from the White House as the three media outlets file a lawsuit.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Protesters gather after ICE agent shoots and injures Texas man

Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan man, says he was delivering food for DoorDash when he was shot and injured by ICE officers in Austin, Texas. DHS claims that Garcés Pérez faced a final order of removal from the country. His lawyer says that he originally entered the country seeking asylum and had gotten a work permit. His attorney says that Garcés Pérez changed his address in immigration court, but that a hearing notice was sent to his previous address, so he was unaware and didn't go, which led to a removal order.