Andrew Weissmann explains what makes the special grand jury reportedly convened by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro unusual — and why, based on exclusive reporting from The Washington Post, he has concerns about the prosecutor overseeing it.
Strategist Julie Roginsky argues that if Dems take the White House in 2028 they should destroy Trump’s ballroom. “If you're tearing that down, you're tearing down the entire corrupt structure of this administration, all of the waste, all of the fraud, all of the abuse that Republicans always talk about. This is it in one fell swoop.”
MS NOW confirmed reporting that when President Trump switched planes due to an Iranian threat in July, some of his Cabinet officials were left behind on Air Force One, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Members of the White House press corps were also left behind, and for weeks, they assumed they had traveled on the same plane from Turkey with President Trump. MS NOW hosts and journalists react to the Trump Administration’s “deception campaign.”
Jen Psaki sets the record straight on extraordinary Democratic enthusiasm in this year's midterm elections, as evidenced by exceptional turnout in the primaries so far, and points out that despite the media's obsession with intra-party competition, Democrats are actually very unified with candidates in even the most contentious primaries supporting each other once the contest is over. And meanwhile, Donald Trump's distortion of the Republican Party is producing seriously flawed candidates.
Jen Psaki talks with David Crowley, the new Democratic nominee for governor of Wisconsin after defeating poll-favorite Francesca Hong. While Crowley's victory was a surprise based on polling, he was ready to win and discusses the keys to his success and his plan moving forward to the general election.
On Tuesday's "Greg Kelly Reports," Greg talked about what's really going on in Iran.
On Tuesday's "Greg Kelly Reports," Sebastian Gorka talked about President Trump recently bringing a United States hostages being held in Russia back home.
It's Royals Thursday on "The Scoop!" Paula Froelich sits down with Bronte Coy, senior royal correspondent for news.com.au, live from London, for a look at Prince Harry and Meghan's latest moves. From their return to the U.K. and meeting with King Charles to reports of a potential $50 million court bill and Martha Stewart's viral slip-up, Coy breaks down what's really happening behind closed doors in Montecito, California, and London. Is Harry trying to rebuild ties with the U.K. while Meghan remains in California? And can their brand survive without discussing the royal family? Let's unpack it all! DROP YOUR THOUGHTS IN THE COMMENTS BELOW! Do you think Prince Harry will ever fully reconcile with William and Charles? Or is the damage…
Social media is erupting with conspiracy theories alleging Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband, Patrick Clancy, was responsible for the deaths of their three children. Criminal defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh and "A True Crime Podcast" host Bob Motta join NewsNation's Brian Entin to discuss those theories. Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8p/7C on NewsNation. #CUOMO NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
Progressive candidate for governor Francesca Hong narrowly lost the Wisconsin Democratic primary Tuesday to moderate opponent David Crowley, even though polls predicted a landslide victory for her. Statistician Liberty Vittert Capito and elections analyst Geoffrey Skelley of Decision Desk HQ join “On Balance” to explain what happened. #Elections #Politics #DSA "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.