Episode 123
MSNBC correspondent Garrett Haake, DEMOS senior fellow Heather McGhee, AP's Jonathan Lemire, former managing editor of TIME Magazine Rick Stengel, and The Bulwark's Charlie Sykes on the 2020 race - tensions boiling over in Pete Buttigieg's South Bend and Joe Biden facing a key test following his comments about segregationists.
AXIOS reporter Jonathan Swan joins Nicolle Wallace to discuss the leaked vetting documents he obtained that show Trump dismissed many "red flags" in hiring.
Former Chief of Staff at both the CIA and the Defense Department Jeremy Bash, DEMOS senior fellow Heather McGhee, AP's Jonathan Lemire, former managing editor of TIME Magazine Rick Stengel, and The Bulwark's Charlie Sykes on Donald Trump's shifting rhetoric on Iran.
NBC News correspondent Julia Ainsley, former Chief of Staff at both the CIA and the Defense Department Jeremy Bash, DEMOS senior fellow Heather McGhee, and AP's Jonathan Lemire on the news that the Trump administration has moved 300 migrant children to a new facility following reports of bad conditions.
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