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AXIOS (Marc Caputo) - Trump to Venezuela's Rodriguez: Elections need to happen

In his first-ever meeting with Venezuela's new leader, President Trump emphasized the need to keep oil flowing, relations warm and that country's elections on the horizon, White House sources tell Axios. Why it matters: Trump did not insist on a future election date in his meeting with Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez , but he emphasized their importance as a crucial final step in Venezuela's evolution into a full-fledged democracy, the sources said. - "You have to have elections at the end of the day," Trump said to Rodriguez at one point, one of the sources briefed on the meeting said. Zoom in: Trump held the roughly 15-minute meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York to thank Rodriguez for their good…

What specific event occurred on January 3 involving the U.S. and Nicolas Maduro?
The U.S. conducted a military operation that ousted Nicolas Maduro, a former socialist ally of Delcy Rodriguez.
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What potential timeline for Venezuelan elections is being discussed by insiders and U.S. officials?
While Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) has called for elections on July 24, 2027, U.S. administration officials suggest that 2027 might be too early and that a summer or fall 2028 election may make more sense to allow time for financial and electoral system repairs.
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Which officials were present during the meeting between Trump and Rodriguez?
Trump and Rodriguez were joined by two Venezuelan officials, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
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What is the three-step plan the U.S. supports for Venezuela to hold elections via the National Reconciliation Council?
The plan involves: 1) Changing the composition of the Venezuelan Supreme Court to make it more representative by allowing the opposition to nominate justices; 2) Reforming the National Electoral Commission to prevent a repeat of the 2024 election manipulation; and 3) Announcing an election date.
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WASHINGTONPOST (Jeremy Roebuck) - Hacking group claims to have stolen thousands of FBI employee records

The bureau did not confirm the extent of the breach but said it is investigating the claims from a notorious cybercriminal outfit.

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AF (Pentagon News) - AFSOC proves Havoc Spear precise, effective

AFSOC announced its small cruise missile, the AGM-190A Havoc Spear, has been evaluated in a test configuration and successfully meets requirements to become an available weapons system for broader real-world use across a variety of special operations and conventional aircraft.

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REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Senate Democrats Block Immunity for Fauci's Aide Over Destroyed Docs

One of the more common ways to get a possible co-conspirator to 'fess up to their shenanigans and the possible misdeeds of their former bosses is to offer them immunity from prosecution in exchange for their testimony; it's a sort of an end-run around having them constantly invoking the Fifth Amendment, which no longer applies, because they can no longer self-incriminate.

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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Fox News ROCKS Trump amid 'blatantly unconstitutional' press ban

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Mary McCord and Andrew Weissmann break down the escalating legal fight over President Trump’s decision to ban MS NOW. CNN and POLITICO from the White House — a move the news organizations are challenging in court on First and Fifth Amendment grounds. Andrew calls the ban “blatantly unconstitutional,” while he and Mary examine the due process and free-speech questions at the center of the case, including whether the administration engaged in viewpoint discrimination and retaliation over news coverage. They also ask a larger question: Where were the government officials willing to say no? Mary and Andrew discuss the responsibility of public officials who have taken an oath to the Constitution, the role of those surrounding the…

What responsibility do government officials have regarding presidential actions according to Mary McCord and Andrew Weissmann?
They discuss the responsibility of public officials who have taken an oath to the Constitution, focusing on the role of those surrounding the president and their responsibility to push back when presidential power is left unchecked.
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What "vanity projects" related to Washington, D.C. are being discussed by Mary McCord and Andrew Weissmann?
The discussion includes President Trump's proposed arch in Washington, D.C., and the ongoing litigation regarding the Kennedy Center, which Andrew Weissmann describes as symbolism for the Trump presidency.
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How did Fox News respond to the President's press ban?
Fox News provided coverage that questioned the constitutional basis for the ban.
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What is the legal concern regarding the deployment of federal agents at polling locations for the upcoming midterm elections?
There are two new lawsuits seeking to prevent federal agents from being deployed at polling locations. The lawsuits are being brought forward before Election Day to address legal protections against voter intimidation, utilizing different tactics and strategies.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Where is Trump trying to put his name next? Ford's Theatre– where Lincoln was shot

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The Washington Post reports President Trump brushed off concerns about his ballroom designs violating fire and safety codes. Also, sources tell MS NOW that Trump aides are exploring attaching the president's name to Ford's Theatre, the place where President Abraham Lincoln was shot. MS NOW White House Reporter Laura Barrón-López shares more details. Hofstra University Law Professor James Sample and former FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Michael Feinberg join Alicia Menendez to share their thoughts.

Who are the individuals discussing this topic on the MS NOW program?
White House Reporter Laura Barrón-López shares details, and Hofstra University Law Professor James Sample and former FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Michael Feinberg join Alicia Menendez to share their thoughts.
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What concerns have been raised regarding President Trump's ballroom designs?
The Washington Post reports that President Trump has brushed off concerns regarding his ballroom designs violating fire and safety codes.
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What historical location is being considered for the attachment of President Trump's name according to sources?
Sources tell MS NOW that Trump aides are exploring attaching the president's name to Ford's Theatre, which is the location where President Abraham Lincoln was shot.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump 'keeps giving me gifts' with his missteps: Dem Pastor running for Senate in deep RED Kansas

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In traditionally red Kansas, Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton, who is also a pastor, is challenging Republican Sen. Roger Marshall. Rev. Hamilton joins Peter Alexander to share why he believes he can win and to react to Vice President Vance attacking him on religion.

What was the basis of Vice President Vance's attack on Adam Hamilton?
Vice President Vance attacked Adam Hamilton on the topic of religion.
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What did Adam Hamilton say regarding Donald Trump's political missteps?
Adam Hamilton stated that Trump "keeps giving me gifts" with his missteps.
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Who is the Republican Senator in Kansas that Adam Hamilton is challenging?
Adam Hamilton is challenging Republican Senator Roger Marshall in Kansas.
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Who is the Democratic candidate running for Senate in Kansas?
Adam Hamilton is the Democratic Senate candidate in Kansas. He is also a pastor.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Maine voters weigh in on the rising cost of living

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Just weeks away from election day, Republican Senator Susan Collins is fighting off a challenge from Democrat nominee Troy Jackson. MS NOW Political Analyst Elise Jordan shares what voters in Maine told her about the race, ICE, and the cost of living with 'The Weekend' co-hosts Eugene Daniels and Jonathan Capehart.

On what date was the political discussion regarding the Maine Senate race and the cost of living published?
The discussion was published on September 23, 2026.
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What specific issue are Maine voters weighing in on according to MS NOW Political Analyst Elise Jordan?
Maine voters are weighing in on the rising cost of living.
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Who are the candidates competing in the race for Republican Senator in Maine as the election approaches?
The candidates are Republican Senator Susan Collins and Democrat nominee Troy Jackson.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Journalist Dana Bash discusses her new book, 'The Elections That Changed the World'

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CNN Chief Political Correspondent, anchor, and New York Times best-selling author Dana Bash joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book, "The Elections That Changed the World: Fifteen Pivotal Moments That Shaped How We Live". Co-authored with New York Times best-selling writer David Fisher, the book examines crucial elections throughout history — from Julius Caesar to Ronald Reagan — to show how votes shape history in unexpected ways.

What historical time periods and figures are covered in the book 'The Elections That Changed the World'?
The book examines pivotal election moments ranging from the era of Julius Caesar to the era of Ronald Reagan.
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What is the central theme explored in Dana Bash and David Fisher's book, 'The Elections That Changed the World: Fifteen Pivotal Moments That Shaped How We Live'?
The book examines crucial elections throughout history to demonstrate how votes shape history in unexpected ways.
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Who is the author of the book titled 'The Elections That Changed the World: Fifteen Pivotal Moments That Shaped How We Live'?
The book is co-authored by Dana Bash, who is a CNN Chief Political Correspondent and anchor, and David Fisher, who is a New York Times best-selling writer.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Would actually hurt me': Dem Senate candidate asks Harris to stay out of race

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In traditionally deep red Kansas, Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton, who is also a pastor, is challenging incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall. Rev. Hamilton joins Peter Alexander to discuss the race, where he respectfully asks former Vice President Kamala Harris to stay out of the contest, saying, "You would actually hurt me."

In what state is the Senate race between Adam Hamilton and Roger Marshall taking place?
The race is taking place in Kansas, which is described as traditionally deep red.
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What did Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton say regarding former Vice President Kamala Harris?
Adam Hamilton respectfully asked Kamala Harris to stay out of the contest, stating, "You would actually hurt me."
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Who is the Republican incumbent Senator in Kansas mentioned in the race?
Roger Marshall is the Republican incumbent Senator.
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Who is the Democratic candidate running for Senate in Kansas?
Adam Hamilton, who is also a pastor, is the Democratic candidate challenging the incumbent.
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