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Season 2026 / Episode 27 and airs on 04 April 2026 14:00
MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi brings his sharp analysis and point-of-view to weekend mornings.
Facing the consequences of his unpopular policies, an affordability crisis and an unwanted war, President Trump is placing all his bets on the SAVE Act ahead of the midterms; Rep. Madeleine Dean, member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee weighs in on the war with Iran; how Democrats plan to keep up the pressure on the Dept. of Homeland Security and why Sen. Markwayne Mullin will fit right in with the rest of Trump's inner circle.
Ali discusses all the ways in which President Trump's brutal and pervasive immigration crackdown is still happening everyday with MS NOW's Jacob Soboroff; how a new Republican bill in Ohio would force the state to go full Handmaid's Tale and track every pregnancy; Dr. Mehmet Oz turned artificial intelligence loose on Medicare in several states… and it's going very badly.
President Trump is running out of political solutions to his political problems, so he's turning to voter suppression; how Americans are dealing with rising gas prices caused by the War with Iran, and what history tells us about oil price spikes; Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) discusses the War with Iran; ‘Song of Solomon' by Toni Morrison is the subject of this week's Velshi Banned Book Club
Millions of Americans gear up for next weekend's historic ‘No Kings' Day protest; the latest on the war with Iran; Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse weighs in on President Trump's push to pass the SAVE America Act; a deep dive into all the products and goods affected by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Inside America's affordable housing crisis and why a fix may not be so simple; a new report details how the U.S. is losing its standing as a liberal democracy; why the President gifting members of his cabinet ill-fitting shoes is a loyalty test and a humiliation ritual all at the same time
The importance of participating in protest and dissent in America; the latest on the war with Iran; how President Trump is now eyeing Cuba for his next international misadventure.
Tennessee state representative Justin Jones speaks to the power of protest from a "No King" rally in Nashville; authoritarianism expert Prof. Jason Stanley comments on the importance of dissent in this political moment; rally organizer Hannah Stauss and civil rights activist Maya Wiley comment on the power of "No Kings" protests from New York.
Indivisible Project's Ezra Levin discusses the third "No Kings" Day of protests nationwide; former Republican member of Congress Joe Walsh joins live from a "No Kings" rally in Arlington, Virginia; MS NOW's David Rohde analyzes the latest developments in the U.S. war with Iran; newly elected Florida state representative Emily Gregory comments on flipping President Trump's home district for Democrats.
University of Toronto historian Timothy Snyder comments on the importance of the "No Kings" movement; MS NOW Senior National Security Reporter David Rohde analyzes the latest developments in the U.S. war with Iran; celebrated Irish author Colm Tóibín joins the Velshi Banned Book Club with his new collection of short stories, "The News from Dublin"
A look at where the resistance goes after ‘No Kings' 3.0; a live report from Dubai on the War with Iran; all the ways in which Trump administration officials and their associates are making a lot of money.
The Trump administration scandal that's flying under the radar, but has the potential to become a Watergate-level crisis; how Israel's expanding invasion of Lebanon is having deadly consequences; how back-to-back court losses could be proof that the era of accountability for social media companies has arrived.
Millions come out for the third "No Kings" protests nationwide; Israel expands its invasion Lebanon amid the U.S.-led war on Iran; some Republican states are adopting Trump's voter suppression agenda.
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