Podcast appearances and mentions of Donna Edwards

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Ten Democratic senators helped Republicans pass Trump and Musk's partisan government funding bill, and a lot of members of their party are unhappy about it. Plus, former Rep. Charlie Dent makes the case that Trump's tariffs give Democrats a massive opportunity to go on the offense.

On this week's episode of 'The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart': Cliffhanger. Congress is set to vote this week on Speaker Johnson's short-term funding bill with just days to go before a possible government shutdown. Rep. Brendan Boyle, the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, will tell me if Democrats will stand firm in their opposition and I'll also get his reaction to President Trump today refusing to rule out the possibility of a recession. Bloody Sunday. 60 years after the Selma marches that ushered in true American democracy, I'll talk with former Rep. Donna Edwards and Janai Nelson of the Legal Defense Fund about the state of civil rights today and Trump's assault on diversity. And Bad Science. The CDC plans to investigate a possible link between autism and vaccines, even though that theory has been debunked many times. Dr. Ashish Jha weighs in on that and new concerns over a measles outbreak. All that and more on “The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart.” 

The aerospace industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by record demand for commercial jets, defence programmes and space exploration. To seize this opportunity, suppliers must find ways to ramp up output without compromising quality, innovation, or cost. By Will Stirling The biggest hurdle facing the aerospace industry is how to scale up production. Airlines are investing heavily in new fleets, governments are increasing spending on advanced defence systems, and private companies are pushing the frontiers of space exploration and satellite technology. While this growth is a welcome rebound after years of turbulence, it has exposed bottlenecks in the supply chain, exacerbated by rising operational costs, material shortages and evolving regulatory requirements. Nowhere is this challenge clearer than in the commercial aircraft backlog, which has ballooned to nearly 16,000 planes – valued at more than £250bn for the UK alone. At current production rates, clearing this backlog could take over a decade. Meanwhile, demand continues to climb as airlines place hundreds of new orders yearly. Yet, this pressure brings opportunity. “The fact I can't name another industry with a 10-year-plus backlog worth over US$1.5 trillion globally shows just how massive the growth trend is,” says Balaji Srimoolanathan, Director for Aerospace, Space and the Aerospace Growth Partnership at ADS. “The primes and top tiers are diversifying their suppliers, sustainability is becoming ever-more critical, and new technologies are accessible and affordable. There is more business to be won by a greater number of suppliers than ever before, adding up to more opportunities, particularly for those with the right tools and technologies in place.” Srimoolanathan explains that the key to unlocking these opportunities lies in integrating advanced capabilities, such as intelligent manufacturing systems, into today's production processes. This move has been proven to drive greater efficiency and agility without comprising stringent quality standards. Digital Innovation in Action As production ramps up, shortages of critical components like semiconductors, electronics and raw materials like aluminium and titanium continue to cause delays. The pandemic's ripple effects are still being felt, slowing assembly lines and affecting deliveries. Even seemingly minor components, such as fasteners, are in short supply. Recognising this, LISI Aerospace partnered with the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) to explore how digital tools can drive process improvements. Together, they developed a cutting-edge smart production line at LISI's Rugby facility. The pilot line integrates five connected factory machines, each handling a distinct process. Key innovations include sensor data and data analytics to predict component quality, alongside an expanded apprenticeship programme to support new roles like software developers and data analysts. The result is a more than 100% performance improvement, enabling the Rugby site to hit record turnover and win additional contracts worth over £2m. The project also spurred a dedicated process development department, created a dozen new jobs and paved the way for a further £6.5m investment to implement two more connected production lines by 2027. An AMRC spokesperson said the project demonstrates how industrial digital technologies can transform operations. The success has ‘set a new benchmark for fastener production processes' and clearly shows the potential of technology-driven innovation in aerospace. Process Improvements Within Constraints While LISI's collaboration showcases the benefits of innovation, industry-wide progress is often hampered by a reliance on established processes and materials. “The industry is built on aircraft and parts certified to specific production techniques, many of which were designed decades ago,” explains Andrew Mair, Chief Executive of the Midlands Aerospace Alliance (MAA). While this reliance on legacy methods may limit flexibility in core manufacturing processes, there's significant scope for improvements in areas that run parallel to assembly. Upgrading to integrated software platforms for production planning, resource management and inventory tracking, for example, is an area where many smaller manufacturers lag, yet can unlock substantial efficiency gains. Similarly, using robotics and automation to move materials or load machines can streamline operations and reduce manual labour and downtime. Design innovations also hold promise. Advances in simulation and digital twin technologies allow suppliers to optimise components and assemblies before physical production, compressing design cycles and identifying potential issues earlier. Generative design, where AI-driven software explores thousands of potential configurations, is helping create lighter, stronger, more cost-efficient components. Combined with additive manufacturing, suppliers can prototype and produce highly complex parts faster and, importantly, with significantly less waste than traditional ‘subtractive' machining. For instance, Airbus and Autodesk have used generative design and additive manufacturing to produce the world's largest 3D-printed cabin component. Inspired by cellular structures and bone growth, the latticed partition to separate the passenger cabin from the galley is structurally as strong as conventional designs but 45% (30kg) lighter. When scaled to the entire cabin, Airbus estimates that the new design approach could save up to 465,000 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions a year. Government Backing Fuels Further Investment Recognising the transformative potential of advanced technologies, recent government announcements are geared towards accelerating adoption. One such initiative is the expansion of Made Smarter, an industry-government programme aimed at helping SME manufacturers adopt technology and build digital skills. Since its 2019 launch in the North West, Made Smarter has engaged with 2,500 manufacturers, funded over 330 technology projects, created more than 1,500 jobs and upskilled nearly 2,800 workers. Its upcoming national rollout to all nine English regions by 2025/26, followed by Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland in 2026/27, will extend those benefits to thousands of manufacturers across the UK. “The programme has proven the value technology and digital skills can bring,” says Donna Edwards, Director of Made Smarter NW, who described the national roll-out as “a huge vote of confidence in the contribution SMEs make to UK manufacturing.” Additionally, the government's announcement of £975m to extend the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) programme to 2030 was welcomed – although many favoured a longer-term commitment. With matching industry contributions, the funding will exceed £2bn, providing critical support for ultra-efficient and zero-carbon technologies. “This support for R&D is crucial at a time the sector is ramping up rates to meet today's demand while delivering ambitious technology programmes to bring next-generation aircraft technologies to reality,” says Gary Elliott, CEO of ATI. Plotting a Sustainable Flight Path The UK is making significant strides in sustainable aviation. The latest development saw a new Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) mandate come into force on New Year's Day. The mandate requires that 2% of UK jet fuel demand be met by SAF, rising to 10% by 2030 and 22% by 2040—delivering up to 6.3 megatons of carbon savings annually. The mandate will be bolstered by the introduction of a revenue certainty mechanism to de-risk investments in new SAF plants and provide the confidence needed to scale domestic production. The potential of hydrogen-powered aviation is also gaining momentum, with Russ Dunn, GKN Aerospace CTO, recently named as the new chair of the Hydrogen in Aviation Alliance. The HIA's first major report, published in 2024, outlined a clear roadmap for industry and government to drive adoption. Yet, realising this vision requires more robust support for R&D, particularly within the manufacturing supply chain. Andrew Mair explains that nearly all the R&D support currently goes to large corporations or start-ups, leaving the existing supply chain underserved. “We need more regionalised support, particularly for clusters like the Midlands Aerospace Alliance, to ensure small companies get the backing they need.” Srimoolanathan of ADS underscores that aerospace is uniquely positioned to deliver immediate and long-term benefits for the UK economy. “The backlog presents an opportunity for short-term growth, job creation and technological advancement,” he says. “But this hinges on balancing the immediate demands of today with strategic investments in areas like zero-emission technologies. With sustained support, the UK can maintain its position as a global aerospace leader while delivering tangible economic and environmental benefits.”

George Harding Lovie was convicted of the first-degree murders of Arnold and Donna Edwards and attempted murder of their daughter Michele in the spring of 1991. - Don Edwards is the former NHL goaltender with the Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames and Team Canada goaltender. - Lovie had been dating Michele Edwards and when she ended the relationship he sexually assaulted and attempted to murder Michele and did murder her parents. Lovie was still considered dangerous while in prison, yet the parole board granted him freedom over the objections of the Edwards family who remain fearful of George Harding Lovie to this day. Two months ago the Parole Board made an additional decision concerning the freedom of Lovie. I have worked with friends of the Edwards family since 1991. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Remembering the Roy Green Show on its last show: Guests: Richard Cloutier. Co-host of The News on 680 CJOB and senior reporter with Global News Manitoba. Senator Charles Adler, Canadian senator on former host of Charles Adler Tonight  Jill Bennett. Outstanding B.C. Reporter and host of the Jill Bennett Show on 980 CKNW in Vancouver Jeff Storey. former 900 CHML program director in Hamilton Issues we have aired over decades. - Also challenges Canada faces in 2025. Guest: Lorrie Goldstein, Editor Emeritus Toronto Sun, member Canadian News Hall of Fame and longtime guest and friend to the RGS.  George Harding Lovie was convicted of the first-degree murders of Arnold and Donna Edwards and attempted murder of their daughter Michele in the spring of 1991. - Don Edwards is the former NHL goaltender with the Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames and Team Canada goaltender. - Lovie had been dating Michele Edwards and when she ended the relationship he sexually assaulted and attempted to murder Michele and did murder her parents. Lovie was still considered dangerous while in prison, yet the parole board granted him freedom over the objections of the Edwards family who remain fearful of George Harding Lovie to this day. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards A personal friend with a lifetime of accomplishments and who worked with me on community and national emergency help initiatives.  Guest: Ron Foxcroft is the Chairman of FOX 40 Industries Bizarre exchange in the street in downtown Toronto between Liberal Nate Erskine-Smith and CPC Deputy leader Melissa Lantsman over Mark Carney.    Guest: Joe Warmington, a columnist with the Toronto Sun and Post Media. Also, Joe saying goodbye to Roy after working with him on issues and cases of national interest and concern --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical Producer - Leonardo Coelho Podcast Producer - Jonathan Chung If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode of 'The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart': Tomorrow marks four years since insurrectionists stormed the Capitol, in an effort to keep Donald Trump in power. Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware, who was a member of the House and there that day, joins Jonathan Capehart to talk about that horrific day, and her historic new role in the Senate. Plus, Former Capitol Police Sgt. Aquilino Gonell reflects on that day, and how Trump's pledge to pardon the rioters could put his life in danger. And, despite a major snowstorm barreling into Washington D.C. tomorrow, Speaker Mike Johnson is urging colleagues to stay in town to certify the 2024 election. Melanie Zanona of Punchbowl News and former Rep. Donna Edwards join Jonathan Capehart to discuss this and Trump's controversial cabinet choices. All that and more on 'The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart'.

Guests: Sam Stein, Brendan Buck, Asawin Suebsaeng, Brandy Zadrozny, Doug Bock Clark, Tyler Aquilina, Donna Edwards, Charlie Dent, Tim Miller, Wajahat Ali, April Ryan, Molly Jong=Fast, Dean Obeidallah  Tonight: The plan for Trump's incoming administration. And RFK Jr. and what his potential confirmation to the Department of Health and Human Services may mean for the bird flu outbreak. Then, how North Carolina Republicans plan to undermine elected Democrats. Plus, how the NFL and Beyoncé are changing the streaming landscape. Also tonight, House Republicans prepare to elect their next speaker and how Elon Musk may get involved. And, Trump's tech bros spar with MAGA loyalists online over immigration. Then, the threat to journalism abroad and in Trump's second term. Plus, a few good things that happened this year.  Want more of Chris? Download and subscribe to his podcast, “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes podcast” wherever you get your podcasts.

Donald Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sunday, kicking off his final appeal to voters as election day approaches. One rally speaker, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Florida), joined the Squawk set the morning after, discussing a rally joke that sparked controversy and the vitriol surrounding this year's election. Former Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Maryland) suggests that votes for Vice President Harris are votes for a forward-looking administration, and weighs in on the political tension across the country. Next, Robinhood is joining the election betting game alongside platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. Despite polls indicating a close race, betting platforms favor former President Trump to win the White House. Kalshi co-founder Tarek Mansour discusses betting market accuracy, as well as competition between the betting platforms. Plus, Boeing announced a capital raise of $18.9 billion, and McDonalds has returned its Quarter Pounder to the menu following the E. coli outbreak. Tarek Mansour - 27:21   Rep. Byron Donalds, fmr. Rep. Donna Edwards - 11:03  In this episode: Rep. Byron Donalds, @ByronDonaldsFmr. Rep. Donna Edwards, @DonnaFEdwardsTarek Mansour, @mansourtarek_Becky Quick, @BeckyQuickJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkinCameron Costa, @CameronCostaNY

On another installment of our series of Conversations with the Candidates, Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks joins Midday. She is the Democratic nominee running to succeed Ben Cardin in the U.S. Senate. With a thin majority for Democrats in the Senate, Democrats are facing an uphill battle to retain a majority. Tight races in Ohio, Montana and other states elevate Maryland to prominent position in the fight for control of the Senate. County Executive Alsobrooks leads Prince George's, Maryland's second largest county. She is the first Black woman in the state to lead any county, and, if elected, she will be the first woman to serve in Maryland's congressional delegation since Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Rep. Donna Edwards left office in 2017. Alsobrooks would also become only the third African American woman to be a senator in United States history. We have sent repeated invitations to Alsobrook's Republican opponent, former Gov. Larry Hogan, to join Midday. An official with the Larry Hogan campaign did not return a request for the former governor's availability. The invitation remains open.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

The Harris-Walz campaign is rolling out the heavy hitters to shore up support in the must-win Blue Wall, including former President Barack Obama. Plus, Donna Edwards on the campaign's outreach to Black and Latino voters.

On this week's episode of 'The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart': Kamala's momentum. Kamala Harris and Tim Walz look to build on the successful Democratic convention by announcing a huge fund-raising haul days before they are set to hit the road and less than two weeks before the first mail-in ballots are sent out.  Rep. Maxine Waters of California joins me to talk about post-DNC campaign strategy. Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan, head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee discusses how the Harris – Walz ticket momentum is impacting critical down ballot races and Democratic efforts to keep control of the Senate. And my super-sized Sound Off panel of former Rep. Donna Edwards, former Rep. Joe Walsh, Brendan Buck and Maria Teresa Kumar look at how Democrats are belittling Trump, and getting under his skin.  All that and more on “The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart.” 

Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination for president after a historic week at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, which focused on messages of freedom, optimism, and unity. On this episode of the GZERO World Podcast, former Congresswoman Donna Edwards and presidential historian Douglas Brinkley join host Ian Bremmer to share their insights on a truly unprecedented DNC and history-making month in US political history. Harris pitched herself as a pragmatic leader who could unite all Americans behind a “new way forward,” but how successful was she in making her case for a Harris-Walz ticket? From powerful speeches on the convention floor to a dance party roll call, the four-day event showcased the talent, diversity, and optimism within the Party. As the dust settles, the challenge for Harris will be maintaining that enthusiasm all the way to Election Day. With the latest polls showing the presidential race is neck and neck between the two parties, the biggest question will be whether the DNC won over a crucial demographic: the undecided voter.Host: Ian BremmerGuests: Donna Edwards, Douglas Brinkley Subscribe to the GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform, to receive new episodes as soon as they're published.

Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination for president after a historic week at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, which focused on messages of freedom, optimism, and unity. On this episode of the GZERO World Podcast, former Congresswoman Donna Edwards and presidential historian Douglas Brinkley join host Ian Bremmer to share their insights on a truly unprecedented DNC and history-making month in US political history. Harris pitched herself as a pragmatic leader who could unite all Americans behind a “new way forward,” but how successful was she in making her case for a Harris-Walz ticket? From powerful speeches on the convention floor to a dance party roll call, the four-day event showcased the talent, diversity, and optimism within the Party. As the dust settles, the challenge for Harris will be maintaining that enthusiasm all the way to Election Day. With the latest polls showing the presidential race is neck and neck between the two parties, the biggest question will be whether the DNC won over a crucial demographic: the undecided voter.Host: Ian BremmerGuests: Donna Edwards, Douglas Brinkley Subscribe to the GZERO World with Ian Bremmer Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred podcast platform, to receive new episodes as soon as they're published.

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts “The Beat” on Monday, August 12, and delivers “Trailblazers: An MSNBC Special,” featuring Maya Wiley, Lori Lightfoot, Donna Edwards and Dr. Edna Greene Medford. The full discussion is available on YouTube at msnbc.com/ari

Guests: Tim Miller, Donna Edwards, Mallory McMorrow, David Hogg, Maria Urbina, David JollyThe desperate attempt by Donald Trump to hide his own agenda. As Kamala Harris heads to key swing states with abortion on the ballot, her opponent tries to three-card-monte his own plan for a nationwide ban. The voter vibe about the new democratic ticket. The shift in down-ballot polls since Biden stepped aside. And the real reason Donald Trump went all the way to Montana tonight. Want more of Chris? Download and subscribe to his podcast, “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes podcast” wherever you get your podcasts.

President Biden prepares for a 'critical' press conference amid new calls for him to drop out of the race for the White House. Also, VP Harris is ramping up attacks on Donald Trump and taking direct aim at Project 2025. Plus, NATO partners are now trying to "Trump-proof" the alliance against a possible second Trump presidency. Tyler Pager, Eugene Daniels, Mychael Schnell, Amna Nawaz, Reed Galen, Donna Edwards, and Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson join.

President Biden hosted Dem governors and spoke with congressional leaders Wednesday, assuring them that he was not leaving the race. Plus, the Supreme Court's recent ruling on immunity has thrown a wrench in Jack Smith's case against Trump; what could be next. Peter Baker, Eugene Daniels, Donna Edwards, Marcus Childress, Joyce Vance, Melissa Murray, and Michael Beschloss join.  

When former Gov. Larry Hogan made a last-minute entry into the Republican primary for Maryland's open U.S. Senate seat, the 2024 Democratic primary gained new national significance. With a thin majority in the Senate, the eventual Democratic nominee will likely face a capable challenger in Hogan. The two leading candidates in the Democratic primary are Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks and 6th District Congressman David Trone. Midday hoped to have a conversation with both candidates to talk about the issues and why they each think they are best suited to beat Hogan. County Executive Alsobrooks accepted our invitation, and Trone did not. So, we will spend most of the hour today speaking with Alsobrooks. She has led Prince George's, Maryland's second largest county, since 2018. She is the first Black woman to lead any county in the state's history, and if she is elected to the U.S. Senate, she will be the first woman to serve in the Maryland congressional delegation since Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Rep. Donna Edwards left office in 2017. She would also become one of only three Black women Senators in U.S. history.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments today on Donald Trump's claim that presidential immunity shields him from prosecution. While that hearing was underway, the former president was in a Manhattan courtroom where his longtime ally David Pecker continued testifying in Trump's first criminal trial. Also, protests against the war in Gaza rock college campuses and the University of Southern California moves to cancel its main graduation ceremony. Joyce Vance, Josh Gerstein, Mark Joseph Stern, Peter Baker, Brendan Buck,and Donna Edwards join. 

Nicolle Wallace is joined by Lisa Rubin, David Jolly, Harry Litman, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Basil Smikle, Marc Elias, Jim Messina, Donna Edwards, Matt Dowd, Denver Riggleman, and Sebastian Junger.

Today Donald Trump's attorney asked a GA judge to dismiss charges of election interference. He argued the indictment was based on Trump's statements about the 2020 election that are protected under the First Amendment. Then in New York, Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton joined President Joe Biden for a record-breaking fundraiser. Plus, one-time crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried is sentenced to 25 years in prison for stealing billions from his customers. Ayman Mohyeldin, Hugo Lowell, Molly Jong-Fast, Joyce Vance, Donna Edwards, David Jolly and Reid Hoffman join.

Alicia Menendez - in for Nicolle Wallace - is joined by Matt Bradley, John Brennan, Peter Baker, Amb. Michael McFaul, Meagan Fitzgerald, Dr. Kavita Patel, Katty Kay, Harry Litman, Susanne Craig, Rev. Al Sharpton, Clint Watts, Andrew Weissmann, Anthony Coley, Mary McCord, Donna Edwards, and Molly Jong-Fast.

A Florida federal judge denied Donald Trump's request to dismiss his classified document case. But he'll likely get a delay in his New York hush money trial date. Plus, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer makes a fiery speech calling for new leadership in Israel. And Stephanie sits down with actor Laurence Fishburne. Joyce Vance, Peter Baker, Eugene Scott, Lara Seligman, Susan Del Percio, and Donna Edwards join. 

Nicolle Wallace is joined by Michael Gold, Charlie Sykes, Eddie Glaude, Basil Smikle, Tim Miller, Donna Edwards, Andrew Weissmann, Lisa Rubin, and Ken Burns.

Guests: Maya King, Margie Omero, Cornell Belcher, Alexander Vindman, Saul Anuzis, Lisa Rubin, Katie Phang, Donna Edwards, David JollyTonight: the state of the race ahead of the South Carolina primary. Plus, how critics of Trump are already preparing for the threat of retribution. Then, an in-depth look at the debacle unfolding across the country in state Republican Parties. And how the world record holder in fork-bending and straitjacket escapes ended up making a fake Biden robocall with artificial intelligence.

Fulton County (GA) District Attorney Fani Willis testifies in a fiery hearing related to Trump's election interference case. Willis blasted efforts to disqualify her from prosecuting the case as "contrary to democracy." Meanwhile, House Speaker Mike Johnson blocks the Senate aid package to Ukraine amid growing questions about his leadership. And the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens as a major hospital comes under siege. Annie Linskey, Joyce Vance, Ankush Khardori, Reed Galen, Donna Edwards, Clint Watts, and Hala Gorani join.

Ali Velshi – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Ben Rhodes, Claire McCaskill, Rami Khouri, Melissa Murray, Andrew Weissmann, Charlie Sykes, Russ Buettner, RonNell Andersen Jones, Molly Jong-Fast, David Jolly, Donna Edwards, Rep. Seth Moulton, and Peter Strzok.

Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Susanne Craig, Tim Heaphy, Basil Smikle, Rev. Al Sharpton, Donna Edwards, Joyce Vance, Mary McCord, Lisa Rubin, Miles Taylor, Errin Haines, and Mini Timmaraju.

Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Neal Katyal, Mara Gay, Katie Phang, Lisa Rubin, Tim Heaphy, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Donna Edwards, David Jolly, Pete Strzok, Harry Litman, Danielle Holley, Ian Millhiser, and Sen. Debbie Stabenow.

“Nipping at his heels”Symone Sanders-Townsend – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, Tara Palmeri, Cornell Belcher, Donna Edwards, Harry Litman, General Barry McCaffrey, David Jolly, Paul Butler, Pete Strzok, Rev. Al Sharpton, and Rep. Colin Allred.

Alicia Menendez – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Russ Beuttner, Andrew Weissmann, Charlie Sykes, Frank Figliuzzi, Donna Edwards, Charlie Sykes, Molly Duane, Mini Timmaraju, Molly Jong Fast, Glenn Kirschner, Mary McCord, and Michael McFaul. 

Nicolle Wallace discusses the horrific mass shooting in Maine as the manhunt for the suspect continues, a new ask from Special Counsel Jack Smith to reinstate the gag order on the ex-president, new House Speaker Mike Johnson's out-of-step record on the issues, an update on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and more.  Joined by: Fred Guttenberg, Mayor Carl Sheline, Peter Strzok, Glenn Kirschner, RonNell Andersen Jones, Ali Vitali, David Jolly, Donna Edwards, Antonia Hylton, and Hala Gorani.

It's a merger Monday! Chevron is buying Hess for $53B in the second huge oil transaction in weeks. Becky Quick shares details on the deal from her conversation with Chevron CEO Michael Wirth, and Joe Kernen and Andrew Ross Sorkin consider the implications of the deal for the American energy ecosystem. Nine new Republicans have joined the race for Speaker, but no clear resolution to the legislative chaos has emerged. CNBC's Emily Wilkins explains the situation in DC, and former Republican Ways and Means Committee Chair Kevin Brady joins former Democrat Congresswoman Donna Edwards to discuss the logjam and the leadership on the Hill. Plus, a special conversation with NBA star and author Andre Iguodala, who's hanging up his basketball shoes after two decades on the court. He's turning to his venture capital career full time, and he has advice for athletes looking to follow his lead: be obsessed.  Emily Wilkins - 12:34Kevin Brady and Donna Edwards - 14:14Andre Iguodala - 22:57 In this episode:Andre Iguodala, @andreAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkinJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkBecky Quick, @BeckyQuickKatie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

Nicolle Wallace discusses new reporting that sheds light on Special Counsel Jack Smith's ongoing investigation into the plot to overturn the 2020 election, the possibility that the ex-president's allies are turning on him in Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' case, a potential meeting between dictators Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, continued fallout from Senator Tommy Tuberville's military blockade, the record breaking sentence for Proud Boy leader Enrique Tarrio, a win for voting rights in Alabama, and more. Joined by: Tim Heaphy, Claire McCaskill, David Jolly, Marcus Childress, Admiral James Stavridis, Andrew Weissmann, Tamar Hallerman, Betsy Woodruff Swan, Ken Dilanian, Andrew Weissmann, Amy McGrath, and Donna Edwards.

Ali Velshi – in for Nicolle Wallace – discusses a new trial date set for Special Counsel Jack Smith's federal election trial against the ex-president, an arraignment date scheduled in District Attorney Fani Willis' case, a shooting in Jacksonville over the weekend that is being investigated as a hate crime, the effort to use the Constitution to disqualify the ex-president from the ballot by some secretaries of state, the global politics of a second term, and more. Joined by: Glenn Kirschner, Mary McCord, Charlie Sykes, Basil Smikle, Rahman, Johnson, Eddie Glaude, Greg Bluestein, Harry Litman, Rep. Barbara Lee, Donna Edwards, David Jolly, Ben Rhodes, and Katty Kay.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the ex-president's impending surrender at the Fulton County Jail in District Attorney Fani Willis' election probe, a newly proposed date for the trial to begin, an increase in political violence since January 6th, the GOP 2024 candidates' flailing attempt to break out in their first primary debate, and more.Joined by: Lisa Rubin, Carol Leonnig, Gwen Keyes Fleming, Frank Figliuzzi, Eddie Glaude, Frank Figliuzzi, Pete Strzok, Miles Taylor, Vaughn Hillyard, David Jolly, Matt Dowd, and Donna Edwards.

Alicia Menendez - in for Nicolle Wallace - discusses a new order from the judge in the ex-president's election interference case, strained campaign finances as he faces a mounting number of criminal indictments, an update on the devastating wildfires in Hawaii as the death toll rises, the announcement of a special counsel in Hunter Biden's legal investigations, what could be a major victory for victims of the Opioid epidemic, and more. Joined by: Lisa Rubin, Harry Litman, Carol Leonnig, Tom Winter, Greg Bluestein, Jonathan McNamara, Luke Broadwater, Marc Elias, Tim Miller, Rev. Al Sharpton, Donna Edwards, David Jolly, and Barry Meier.

Nicolle Wallace discusses breaking news in the investigation of the ex-president's handling of classified documents as a third defendant is named in the case, the looming third indictment of the ex-president in Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation of his role in January 6th, the potential political fallout, and more. Joined by: Andrew Weissmann, Mary McCord, Elaine Luria, Donna Edwards, Miles Taylor, Frank Figliuzzi, Harry Litman, Luke Broadwater, Claire McCaskill, Ken Dilanian, and Tim Heaphy.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the ex-president's new comments on his anti-democratic plans if he wins a second term, shake-ups in Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' campaign as donors doubt his abilities, updates in Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the former president's handling of classified documents, more reporting on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' relationship with a billionaire raising ethical concerns, and more.  Joined by: Claire McCaskill, Peter Strzok, Ben Rhodes, Katie Benner, Basil Smikle, Brandon Van Grack, Joyce Vance, Katie Benner, Amy McGrath, Donna Edwards, Paul Kiel, and Christopher Miller.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the ex-president's storied attachment to tchotchkes that may explain his penchant for keeping classified documents, potential political fallout of the indictment for both fellow Republicans and Democrats, the sham hearing from far right GOP House members insistent on vindicating Capitol rioters, a new scathing report from DOJ accusing the Minneapolis Police Department of systemic abuse and racism, the guilty verdict for the man who carried out Pittsburgh's Tree of Life shooting in 2018 as the country grapples with the growing threat of domestic extremism, and more. Joined by: Mike Schmidt, Mary McCord, Pete Strzok, Basil Smikle, David Jolly, Rev. Al Sharpton, Paul Rieckhoff, Frank Figliuzzi, Donna Edwards, and Kristofer Goldsmith.

Nicolle Wallace discusses Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the ex-president's handling of classified documents as there are more signs it is entering its final chapter, movement in Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's hush money case with a Zoom appearance from the former president himself, E. Jean Carroll's new filing, the Supreme Court's continued crisis of credibility, recent executions of three protesters in Iran, and more. Joined by: Katie Benner, Charlie Sykes, Harry Litman, Frank Figliuzzi, Lisa Rubin, Susanne Craig, Ronnell Anderson Jones, Katie Phang, Donna Edwards, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Dahlia Lithwick, and Masih Alinejad.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the implications of the ex-president's first town hall aired on CNN and the potential legal fallout for the network, Fox News' latest lawsuit from a former federal employee who allegedly faced death threats after their coverage targeted her role, a Republican senator's comments seemingly claiming that white nationalists should be allowed in the U.S. military, the role of the internet in the age of disinformation, and more. Joined by: Andrew Weissmann, Charlie Sykes, Donna Edwards, Eddie Glaude, Rylee Sommers-Flanagan, David Folkenflik, Paul Rieckhoff, Basil Smikle, Frank Figliuzzi, Mary McCord, Ben Smith, and Donny Deutsch.

Nicolle Wallace discusses disturbing new reporting on the cause of Tucker Carlson's ouster from Fox News, a challenger to Sen. Ted Cruz in Texas, the difficult line media and Republicans must draw in handling the now-indicted former president's 2024 bid, escalation in Russia's war on Ukraine as the Kremlin faces drone strikes aimed at assassinating Vladimir Putin, an update on the timeline in E. Jean Carroll's civil trial while the jury hears from a psychologist bolstering Carroll's case, continued attacks on trans Americans as a Montana lawmaker is silenced by her colleagues, and more.Joined by: Jeremy Peters, Mike Schmidt, Katie Phang, Mehdi Hasan, Donna Edwards, Tim Miller, Neal Katyal, A.B. Stoddard, Jason Johnson, Barry McCaffrey, Alexander Vindman, Molly Crane-Newman, and Montana State Rep. Zooey Zephyr. 

Nicolle Wallace discusses the shooting of five people in Texas as polls show Americans broadly support gun control legislation, Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the former president's potential wire fraud violations by fundraising using the Big Lie, updates from E. Jean Carroll's civil lawsuit as she is forced to explain why she did not come forward with the alleged assault by the ex-president sooner, federal pushback on hospitals who refuse emergency abortions, the ongoing ethics crisis at the Supreme Court, and more. Joined by: David Jolly, Claire McCaskill, Fred Guttenberg, Thomas Gabor, Katie Benner, Glenn Kirschner, Erica Orden, Katie Phang, Donna Edwards, Dahlia Lithwick, and Cornell Belcher.

Nicolle Wallace discusses the breaking news that former Vice President Mike Pence will testify in Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the ex-president, what the results of Wisconsin's Supreme Court election mean for abortion rights, an update in the Dominion Voting Systems defamation suit against Fox as a judge signals Rupert Murdoch may testify, the fallout of protests erupting in Tennessee as the community reckons with the latest mass shooting, and more. Joined by: Glenn Thrush, Paul Butler, Tim Heaphy, Cecile Richards, Donna Edwards, Jeremy Peters, Katie Phang, Tim Miller, TN State Rep. Gloria Johnson, and Eddie Glaude.

Nicolle Wallace discusses brand new reporting pulling back the curtain on the special grand jury in Fulton County all while the Manhattan District Attorney's office appears to wrap up their investigation of the infamous hush money case, footage showing the Russian downing of a US drone as the turmoil within the GOP over Ukraine support continues, reports providing insight into Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation of the twice-impeached ex-president, a new Florida bill that could mean the end of Black fraternities and sororities on college campuses, and more. Joined by: Greg Bluestein, Neal Katyal, Miles Taylor, Jeremy Peters, RonNell Andersen Jones, Barry McCaffrey, Miles Taylor, Peter Strzok, Mary McCord, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Basil Smikle, and Donna Edwards. 

Nicolle Wallace discusses the big developments in Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's case investigating hush money payments with news that Stormy Daniels spoke to prosecutors today and Michael Cohen completed his second day of testimony in front of the grand jury, the widespread implications of today's hearing on abortion pills in a federal court in West Texas, the beginnings of Republican primary infighting as a Super PAC supporting the ex-president targets Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, and more. Joined by: Michael Cohen, Mini Timmaraju, Michele Goodwin, Dr. Kavita Patel, Dahlia Lithwick, Harry Litman, Donna Edwards, Charlie Sykes, Harry Litman, Frank Figliuzzi, Susanne Craig, and Marc Elias   

Nicolle Wallace discusses the new reporting detailing the internal struggle within Fox News during the 2020 presidential election as they debated whether or not to accurately call the race, Florida's legislative to-do list as Governor Ron DeSantis makes the state ground zero for the Republican party's culture wars, the twice-impeached ex-president's ongoing legal battles as former aide Hope Hicks meets with the Manhattan District Attorney's office, the potential fallout for the attorney who allegedly attempted to influence Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony to the January 6th Committee, and more. Joined by: David Folkenflik, Lee Levine, David Jolly, Claire McCaskill, Rep. Lois Frankel, David Jolly, Harry Litman, Peter Strzok, Donna Edwards, Charlie Sykes, Eddie Glaude, Marc Elias, and Charlie Savage