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Season 2026 / Episode 56 and airs on 26 July 2026 21:00
Rev. Al Sharpton highlights important political stories and issues that require a national platform.
On tonight's episode of Politics Nation, host Reverend Al Sharpton begins by examining the uncertainty facing Washington as the U.S. and Iran resume hostilities, trading strikes in the Gulf while the Strait of Hormuz remains a dangerous and critical chokepoint. Meanwhile, on the domestic front, Sharpton highlights President Trump's escalating actions against key pillars of American democracy, including the firing of election officials, raising new concerns about the upcoming midterm elections just four months away. In Mississippi, the family of Nolan Wells continues searching for answers following the 18-year-old's death under mysterious circumstances during the Fourth of July weekend. Later in the episode, Politics Nation hears exclusively from Wells' parents as they call for transparency and accountability in the investigation.
On today's episode of Politics Nation, Reverend Al Sharpton examines President Trump's widely criticized speech on election security, his unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud, and concerns that vague threats could lead to greater federal intervention in elections. He also looks ahead to the 2026 midterms and Georgia's pivotal role in the fight for democracy.
Plus, Rep. Nikema Williams, Penny Brown Reynolds, and Kica Matos join the conversation to discuss the upcoming election, immigration, and more.
On today's episode of Politics Nation, host Reverend Al Sharpton leads with breaking news as U.S. Central Command announces the death of another U.S. service member connected to the war with Iran, killed during a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian drone.
As the United States and Iran edge closer to a wider conflict, the Trump administration says it carries out intense overnight strikes in retaliation for an Iranian attack on a U.S. base in Jordan that kills two American service members—the first U.S. casualties reported since the cease-fire collapses last week. Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, joins the discussion.
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