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Rachel Maddow shares MS NOW reporting that top counterterrorism officials at the FBI were demoted over a request that they investigate harassing phone calls made to Stephen Miller's wife, right-wing podcaster Katie Miller.
The student journalists who exposed an alleged 2024 fraternity gang rape at Cornell are speaking out on “Erin Burnett OutFront.” After their reporting triggered national attention, reporter Cereesse Qusba and editor Sophia Dasser called out the university's silence and heavily criticized its response—slamming the administration for trying to solve severe sexual misconduct with "workshops and lectures."
As the Trump administration uses taxpayer dollars to air political ads it claims are "public service announcements," some of those who supported the President in 2024 are speaking out against the move. MS NOW's Alex Tabet got reaction to the ad from Trump voters in Florida's Hendry County, where Trump won 68% of the vote in 2024.
In his opening statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Former Special Counsel Jack Smith defended his decision to seek criminal charges against President Donald Trump over his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Smith, who Trump has called "deranged" and "a criminal," said he would "not be silenced by continued threats of prosecution from the president or others."
With just 5 weeks until the midterm elections, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee decided to spend their day fumbling a desperate attempt to discredit former special counsel Jack Smith. Democratic Sen. Chris Coons was in the room. He joins The Weeknight.
Sen. Mark Kelly joins The Weeknight after Trump’s day-long A.I.-focused White House event to discuss the importance of safety with the rapidly advancing technology. Plus, he discusses his claims that Trump’s DHS is undermining public trust ahead of the November elections.
Amy Acton, the Democratic candidate for Ohio Governor, joins the table just 35 days ahead of the midterm elections as GOP favorability drops to record lows in traditionally red strongholds.
