The FBI is investigating a breach amid claims that sensitive information on thousands of FBI employees was compromised. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence reporter Ken Dilanian reports.
Laura Barrón-López breaks down the back-and-forth after a district judge granted MS NOW, CNN and Politico's journalists access to the White House as litigation of Trump's ban on the outlets continues. Barrón-López's badge was restored, but she says she was denied access to a White House event after the court win. In response, the White House says in a tweet the event was "pre-credentialed" as the reason for the rejection.
Rob Flaherty and Jesse Lehrich, co-hosts of the "Nobody Knows Anything" show, talk with Jen Psaki about the desperation among Republican legislators up for reelection this November trying to distance themselves from Donald Trump as Trump continues to double down on some of his most unpopular positions.
As Donald Trump ban on members of the media whose coverage he doesn't like continues to play out in court, Jen Psaki points out that the media model Trump seems to most want to emulate is that of the dictators he admires.
MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell explains how, on the same day “Donald Trump was trying desperately to impress China's dictator,” Trump put the country into a constitutional crisis when he spent “considerable time defying the judge's order” to reinstate the access of MS NOW, CNN and Politico to the White House.
Harvard Constitutional Law Professor Laurence Tribe joins MS NOW's Lawrence O'Donnell to react to the latest Trump White House actions after a judge ordered an end to Donald Trump's ban of reporters from MS NOW, CNN, and Politico.
The U.S. Navy just revealed eight reported suicide attempts from active service members connected to the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln after the ship was deployed in Trump’s war with Iran.
Jen Psaki takes Melania Trump up on her promise to answer private questions, with a few of her own that deserve answers.
The meal was served in the White House East Room on fine china dating back to the Reagan administration.
A U.S. soldier who relaunched important U.S.-German training exchanges following the COVID-19 pandemic was awarded Germany’s highest noncombat medal.