Connect with Jacob Soboroff

Jacob Soboroff launches his brand new program, "Connect," and kicks things off with a look into vote counting in Los Angeles; The impact of DOGE cuts to federal workers one year later; workers begin removing President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center.

Los Angeles mayoral candidate, Nithya Raman, talks about her run for mayor and what's at stake in the ongoing election; Jacob Soboroff showcases exclusive reporting in collaboration with The Marshall Project revealing at least 500 babies and toddlers have spent time in ICE custody since Trump returned to office in 2025.

The legal back and forth over the Kennedy Center continues as court documents say President Trump's name has been removed from the building, MS NOW's Nnamdi Egwuonwu speaks to a bystander; Kimberly Atkins Stohr breaks down the importance of this legal decision to remove Trump's name; Congressman Robert Garcia on his latest demands for the Epstein files; Jackie McQuire on suing her own town to fight AI data centers; Mariana Van Zeller on reporting with empathy.

Knicks in 5! New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani discusses the power of unity in a time of such joy and celebration; David Rohde breaks down the latest updates on a potential deal with Iran; Murad Awawdeh and Sandi Bachom give a firsthand look at the horrors of ICE inside New York City immigration courts; Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) reflects on being handcuffed by federal agents a year ago and what hasn't changed since then.

Indivisible Project co-founder Leah Greenberg talks about what's happening at the 4th ‘No Kings' protest marking the movement's first anniversary while Trump spends his 80th birthday hosting a UFC fight at the White House; Al-Monitor editor-in-chief Joyce Karam breaks down the latest updates on a potential Iran deal; Independent journalist Amy Goodman talks about fighting to preserve journalism; Floodlight investigative producer Evan Simon discusses his new documentary about billionaires snatching up public land and how the government is helping them do it.

Former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander reacts to the Trump administration's threat to send ICE to New York; Akbar Ahmed shares what to expect from the White House's proposed deal with Iran; New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reacts to the city uniting over the Knicks' historic win; Prediction markets from New Yorkers; Felipe Torres Medina and Sarah Sophie Flicker on the Iran war, Spencer Pratt and ICE in NYC.

MS NOW's David Rohde and Foreign Policy Magazine's Ravi Agrawal unpack the layers of the confusing peace endeavor between the U.S. and Iran; MS NOW Senior Contributing Editor Michele Norris shares her exclusive interview with the Obamas; a Puerto Rico resident gives a firsthand look at the island's extreme water crisis.

The significance of the charges the Justice Department has brought against a group of people who protested ICE in Minnesota; the President & CEO of Democracy Forward Skye Perryman explains how ICE has been obtaining sensitive voter information and what that means for voter privacy; the Trump administration has joined a lawsuit to block Black residents of a Chicago suburb from receiving reparations.

A look at the complicated power plays between the United States and Iran as one country says the Strait of Hormuz is open and the other says the opposite; MS NOW Senior Contributing Editor Michele Norris shares details from her behind the scenes tour of the Obama Presidential Center; Director and Producer of "Ask E. Jean" gives an inside look at the new documentary.

Democratic candidate for New York's 12th congressional district Jack Schlossberg joins ahead of New York's primaries; MS NOW's Laura Barrón-López shares a DACA recipient's story who was deported despite legal protections; MS NOW's David Rohde on what to make of the talks happening between the U.S. and Iran in Switzerland; Investigative journalist John Carlos Frey details his HBO documentary exposing what it calls corruption within ICE and CBP.

Pastor Michael Harrison explains how a federal raid on the non-profit voting rights organization he chairs was an attack on voting rights; Pro Publica reporter Nicole Santa Cruz and OPEN M food services manager Marcia Campo discuss the impact of SNAP cuts, which has caused over 776,000 children to lose access to food stamps; the son of Salah Sarour, a man recently detained and released by ICE, shares what it means to be reunited with his father this Father's Day as many other families in ICE custody remain separated.

Democratic Congressional Candidate for New York's 12th district Alex Bores defends his record and explains how AI and Big Tech have been driving forces in his campaign efforts; MS NOW's Inzamam Rashid gives a live update from Switzerland as peace talks between the U.S. and Iran get underway; "Prediction Markets" digs into Trump and Obama's Iran deals, the Obama Presidential Center and ICE deployments.

Trump refuses to sign bi-partisan housing affordability bill as he pushes congress to pass the SAVE Act; Lynn Callaway files a federal complaint against two Texas-area hospitals that denied her treatment during her miscarriage; four years after Roe v. Wade was overturned women are still fighting for access to life-saving reproductive health care; award-winning film director Josh Fox discusses his film "The Welcome Table" about climate change refugees.

Tenant Union Federation director Tara Raghuveer explains why every congressional candidate New York City  Mayor Zohran Mamdani endorsed won their primaries and how his rent freeze will help New Yorkers;  New York congressional candidate Alissa Ellman shares how being one of DOGE's fired federal workers pushed her to run for Congress; Oakland University student Marcus Johnson who went viral for schooling JD Vance on civics weighs in on JD Vance's comments downplaying Watergate.

Democratic Rep. Adam Smith addresses the growing divide between Republicans and President Trump; the latest Supreme Court rulings that clear the way for the president's deportation agenda; the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool becomes a reflection of the president's second term.

Colorado congressional candidate Melat Kiros discusses her campaign for congress; MS NOW National Reporter Rosa Flores discusses her new series Voices of America, where she talks to voters across the country about issues that matter most to them; MS NOW senior reporter Josh Eiiger discusses his reporting on data centers and how they have disrupting and polluting towns across the U.S.

Constitutional law professor Kermit Roosevelt III helps make sense of the Supreme Court ruling that immigration officers can now deny green card holders re-entry into the U.S.; MS NOW National Security Analyst Ben Rhodes breaks down ongoing conflict between U.S. and Iran; MS NOW reporter talks to people attending New York's 57th annual pride parade and dance music pioneer Kevin Aviance shares what Pride means to him.

Rep. Summer Lee weighs in on Trump's refusal to sign congress' bipartisan housing affordability bill; California Attorney General Rob Bonta shares how Trump is attempting to restrict voting access across the country and the DOJ's Paramount-Warner Bros. merger; L.A. voters weigh in on the housing affordability crisis, Trump's changes to the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, who they think will win the World Cup and major Democratic wins in recent primaries; Mary H.K. Choi and Jumaane Williams react to voters' thoughts on those key issues and how it relates to Choi's New York Times Bestselling book "Pool House"; Country music artist Bryan Andrews discusses his political activism.