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Here’s the Scoop from NBC News is a daily news podcast that delivers quick, clear, and conversational updates on top stories. Hosted by award-winning journalist Yasmin Vossoughian, the show features NBC's trusted correspondents and reporters from across the country and around the world. It covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, politics, personal finance, sports, and technology. The podcast aims to help listeners make sense of the issues and people shaping our world.
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U.S.-Canada Tariff Talks Jolt the Auto Industry; Drive to Decision Day at the Iowa State Fair
The U.S. and Canada are facing a midnight deadline before President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs are set to go into effect, affecting $20 billion worth of imports from Canada. A major sticking point in negotiations is the auto industry, which has already been struggling with the higher costs of tariffs. Nora Eckert, Reuters autos correspondent, explains what’s at stake for the sector and how the tar
What $40 Trillion in U.S. Debt Means for America’s Bottom Line; Drive to Decision Day in Toledo, Ohio
The U.S. national debt hit $40 trillion for the first time this week. The debt has more than doubled in the past decade, due to spending under both the Trump and Biden administrations. NBC News chief business correspondent Christine Romans explains how the national debt trickles down to affect American households. Then, we continue on our “Drive to Decision Day” roadtrip down I-80 with NBC News se
Florida Primary Shifts Dems' Midterm Priorities and Drive to Decision Day in Ohio
Could a shocking upset in Florida’s U.S. Senate primary, with democratic socialist Angie Nixon defeating moderate candidate Alex Vindman, force Democrats to switch strategies in their effort to win back control of Congress? NBC News Chief Capitol Hill Correspondent Ryan Nobles explains why certain progressive candidates won while others fell short and how President Donald Trump’s endorsements affe
Lindsay Clancy & Hayden Panettiere Highlight Postpartum Crisis; Drive to Decision Day in Pennsylvania
The trial of Lindsay Clancy and the sudden death of actress Hayden Panettiere have thrust conversations about maternal mental health and postpartum care to the forefront. Dr. Sarah Oreck, a board-certified psychiatrist and expert on maternal mental health, breaks down how to recognize and support different postpartum diagnoses and why new mothers may not be getting the care they need in our medica
Are Trump and Netanyahu Back on the Same Page?; Drive to Decision Day: New Jersey’s 7th
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and special envoy Jared Kushner agreed that the Gaza Strip’s “demilitarization” should start with Hamas handing over weapons under the supervision of an American military general, according to a senior Israeli official familiar with their hourslong meeting Monday. NBC News International Correspondent Matt Bradley explains why that meeting could be a signal
Mangione Admits to Killing Brian Thompson; How Afghan Women Are Bypassing Taliban Restrictions
Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty today to federal stalking charges in the case surrounding the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. He said in court that he “shot Mr. Thompson in Manhattan in his back.” NBC News legal analyst Misty Marris explains how Mangione’s plea kicks off a double jeopardy fight in New York state court, where he still faces murder charges. Plus, when the Taliban reass
Luigi Mangione to Plead Guilty in N.Y. Federal Case; How Crypto Is Influencing the Midterms
Luigi Mangione is expected to plead guilty Friday in the federal case in connection with the 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, according to sources familiar with the matter. It is unclear if Mangione will plead guilty to one or both of the two stalking-related charges in his federal case, but the expected plea comes less than a month before his New York state murder trial is set
Democratic Divides on Display in This Week’s Primaries; Plus, Paramount’s Ultimatum
Democrats’ differences were on full display in Tuesday’s primaries. In Wisconsin, the establishment-backed candidate David Crowley defeated democratic socialist Francesca Hong. But in Minnesota’s Senate primary race, progressives celebrated a win. NBC News National Politics Reporter Bridget Bowman explains what these and other races tell us about voters’ focus on electability ahead of November. Pl
Colombians Mobilize After Major Earthquake; Trump’s Secret Flight Out of Turkey
Rescue teams in Colombia are frantically searching for survivors trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings, hospitals and schools after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake rocked the country Monday morning. More than 180 people have been confirmed dead. Richard Emblin, director of The City Paper Bogotá, describes the initial shock of the earthquake and outlines the ongoing rescue efforts.
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Who Killed Tupac Shakur? And can Democratic Socialists Win in November?
Jury selection kicked off in Las Vegas in the trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, accused of orchestrating the killing of rap icon Tupac Shakur. NBC News senior legal correspondent Laura Jarrett explains why the case is in court 30 years after Shakur’s death – and if we could finally learn who killed Shakur.
Plus, Wisconsin’s gubernatorial primary is one of the biggest tests yet for the Democratic Soc
How a Weapons Shortfall Is Frustrating Trump; Puerto Rico Begins Rationing Water
As the war with Iran stretches into its sixth month, the U.S. is dealing with a weapons shortfall, and tensions — and tempers — are rising within the Trump administration. NBC News senior national security correspondent Courtney Kube takes us inside her reporting, which indicates that President Donald Trump is “exasperated” with his officials and aides and even threatened to fire a top Defense Dep
What’s Fueling the Washington Wildfires; SpaceX’s Wild Ride on Wall Street
Hundreds of firefighters have been working for days to contain wildfires near Spokane, Washington. The man accused of starting one of those fires is set to be arraigned in court today. NBC News national correspondent Morgan Chesky shares the stories of residents who have lost everything in the fires and explains why they have been so hard to put out. It’s been a record week on Wall Street, driven
Can Progressive Candidates Pop in Purple States? How Medical Aid in Dying Will Work in New York
Progressive candidates have been victorious in Democratic primary races across the country, including in Michigan, where Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s open Senate seat over Haley Stevens on Tuesday. NBC News correspondent Shaquille Brewster joins us from the purple state on how El-Sayed and other progressive candidates beat establishment candidates – and what their wi
Will the $1.8 Billion Fund Have a Second Life and How the AI Industry Is Shaping the Midterms
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted along party lines Tuesday to advance Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general. Sens. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., and John Cornyn, R-Texas, had been holding up the proceedings, demanding written guarantees from Blanche that he was killing the Justice Department’s $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund. NBC News Chief Capitol Hill Correspondent Ryan Nobles breaks d
U.S., Israel and Hamas At Odds Over Disarmament Deal, Nancy Guthrie Notes
President Trump has been touting an agreement reached by his Board of Peace for Hamas to disarm. But Hamas officials say they won’t do that until Israel withdraws from Gaza. And now Israel says it’s not on board with the deal either. NBC News International Correspondent Matt Bradley breaks down why the president made the announcement without a full endorsement from either party – and how it resemb
FBI Warning About Cyberattacks on U.S. Infrastructure; Does Todd Blanche Have a Path to Confirmation?
The FBI and the Environmental Protection Agency are warning utilities nationwide of more attacks on critical water infrastructure after hackers targeted cyberattacks on municipal water systems in at least seven states, including more than 30 facilities in Minnesota. NBC News National Security and Global Affairs Reporter Dan De Luce explains why law enforcement is pointing the finger at Iranian hac
The Ukraine and Iran Wars Collide in the Caspian Sea; Plus, the Entry-Level Job Slog
Russia launched a deadly attack on Ukraine overnight that reached all the way into Polish airspace. Beyond Europe, there’s a new battleground emerging in the nearby Caspian Sea, where Ukraine has been accused of attacking an Iranian ship. Nicole Grajewski, an expert on Russian-Iranian relations at Sciences Po, explains whether we could see the wars in Ukraine and Iran converging. Plus, the job mar
Dr. Fauci Pleads the Fifth; How Long Can Mitch McConnell Stay Out of the Senate?
Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment right to refrain from answering questions in his Senate hearing today, accusing committee Chairman Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., of having an “unhinged obsession” with prosecuting him. Over the weekend, Paul released Dr. Fauci’s personal journal, in which Fauci documented his experience as director of NIAID during the Covid pandemic. So what’s reve
Rumored Ruptures for U.S. and Israel Relations; Heat Wave Fanning Flames in France
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was in Washington, D.C., for the funeral services of his close ally, Sen. Lindsey Graham, met with President Trump in person for the first time since they started the war with Iran. NBC News International Correspondent Matt Bradley details why Netanyahu is trying to put rumors of their strained relationship to bed ahead of U.S. and Israeli elections i
Two Battlegrounds, One Sprint: Dems in Michigan and Maine Focus on Decisive Senate Seats
President Trump narrowly won Michigan in 2024 but, with his poll numbers slipping, Democrats think they have a chance at picking up a Senate seat. Will they go for progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed or establishment-backed Congresswoman Haley Stevens? Michigan Public Radio’s Rick Pluta explains what’s at stake ahead of next week’s primary. Meanwhile, Maine Democrats have officially chosen Troy J
Making Cents of Oil Prices & Tariffs; Red Sea Emerges as New Front in Iran War
Attention shoppers: Prices are rising on everything from gas to travel to groceries. Oil surged this week because of the war in the Middle East, gas prices followed suit, and now President Donald Trump has implemented a new round of tariffs on 60 U.S. trading partners just before his 10% global tariff expired. So how are businesses and consumers reacting? NBC News business reporter Allie Canal put
N.Y. Gov. Hochul on the AI Data Center Moratorium; Plus, Living in 'Data Center Alley'”
New York became the first state in the nation to enact a one-year moratorium on massive AI data centers last week. Gov. Kathy Hochul joins the show to explain why she’s not worried about missing out on an economic boom as a result — plus, her take on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s first 200 days. Meanwhile, data centers have been popping up across the country — and have become a controversia
The Costs of the U.S. War with Iran and Congress Races Toward August Recess
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the Iran war has already cost over $37 billion, but some officials say that number is billions too low. Meanwhile, President Trump is escalating threats on critical Iranian infrastructure. NBC News national security and global affairs reporter Dan De Luce breaks down how the renewed attacks are impacting the Pentagon’s budget and whether the president’s threats
Is the Trade War Back? Also, Examining the Tate Brothers Purported Ties to the Trump Administration
President Trump is reigniting a trade war with Canada, imposing a 50% tariff on a number of products ahead of Friday’s deadline for the expiration of his 10% global tariffs. NBC News chief White House correspondent Garrett Haake explains how the administration could keep using tariffs as a negotiation tactic and how the Canadian wildfires are factoring in. Plus, British authorities are trying to e
U.S. Soldiers’ Deaths Signal New Phase of Iran War; and Will the U.K.’s New Prime Minister Last?
At least three U.S. service members were killed in the Middle East over the weekend. The U.S. military responded by attacking Iranian missile and drone launch sites. NBC News senior national security correspondent Courtney Kube breaks down how a lack of transparency from the Pentagon has made it difficult to understand the military’s mission and discusses whether we’ve entered a new phase of the w
Did Trump Conflate Election Influence and Interference? And Why the Argentina-Spain World Cup Match Up is a ‘Dream Final’
President Trump repeated his claims of voter fraud and foreign interference in the 2020 election in a primetime address last night, while also accusing China of undermining his presidential campaign that year. But he offered no clear evidence for these allegations. Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson breaks down why he thinks Trump conflated election influence and election interference,
The U.S. and Iran Ramp Up Attacks, and Trump’s “Big News” for the Nation
The U.S. military ramped up its attacks on Iran Thursday morning, with strikes targeting areas near Tehran. Iran hit back at U.S. allies in the region in response. NBC News chief international correspondent Keir Simmons explains how disagreements over the Strait of Hormuz are fueling the latest stage of the conflict. Then, President Donald Trump is teasing “really big news” in a primetime address
Todd Blanche’s Fiery Confirmation Hearing and Is Skipping Salad Enough To Avoid Getting Cyclosporiasis?
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche wants to drop the "acting" from his title, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle voiced their concerns at his confirmation hearing Wednesday. NBC News Correspondent Julie Tsirkin walks us through some of the key moments in Blanche’s testimony and the odds that he’ll win over two Republican holdouts. Plus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has id
Maine ICE Shooting Prompts Protests; California’s AG on Suing to Stop Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal
ICE has issued a nationwide order to all officers to stop pursuing people in vehicles, current and former DHS officials say, after ICE officers fatally shot two men in less than a week. NBC News senior homeland security correspondent Julia Ainsley breaks down the latest incident in Maine and how the administration’s arrest quotas could be a factor in these shootings. Plus, 12 states are suing to b
Remembering Lindsey Graham and Replacing Graham Platner
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham’s unexpected death has rocked the political world and left the Republican Party scrambling to find a replacement ahead of the November midterm elections. NBC News chief Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles talks about the political void Graham leaves behind and in what ways the GOP can move forward. Then, former California Congressman Eric Swalwell and Maine
Could Election Commission Firings Put Midterms at Risk? And Will the Suspect in Charlie Kirk’s Shooting Go to Trial?
The White House has ousted the members of the Election Assistance Commission, a bipartisan agency that works with state and local officials on election security. NBC News senior national politics reporter Jon Allen lays out how weakening the agency could create more distrust in the midterms. Then, prosecutors began laying out their evidence against Tyler Robinson, the man accused in the killing of
Democrats Race To Replace Platner; Is the Iran War Maxing Out the Pentagon’s Budget?
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner has denied the sexual assault allegation against him but says he’s suspending his campaign after pressure from Democratic leaders. NBC News senior politics reporter Sahil Kapur breaks down how the scramble to replace Platner could hurt Democrats’ chances of retaking the Senate in November. Then: There’s new reporting that the Pentagon is running out
Iran Strikes Overshadow NATO Summit; Emmy Noms With Expected Nods and Surprise Snubs
President Donald Trump declared the U.S. and Iranian ceasefire to be “over” after the two countries traded strikes overnight, upending the second day of the NATO summit. NBC News White House Correspondent Monica Alba reports from Turkey on how alliance leaders responded and the big deal reached on Ukraine. Meanwhile, Iranian officials are responding with messages of defiance. NBC News Chief Foreig
Ukraine, Iran and Greenland on the NATO Agenda; Will Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner Drop Out?
President Donald Trump began this week’s NATO meeting criticizing alliance members and floating U.S. control of Greenland. But U.S. allies say they’re more focused on defense spending limits and getting more military support for the war in Ukraine. NBC News Chief White House Correspondent Garrett Haake previews possible points of progress for the high-stakes talks. Then, Maine Democratic Senate no
Iran Shows Strength While Mourning Supreme Leader; Ukraine Struggles With Defense Missile Shortage
Crowds are filling the streets of Tehran, Iran, for the funeral procession of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, four months after the start of the war with the U.S. and Israel. NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel reports from Tehran on how the conflict has emboldened the Iranian government. Then, Russia’s ballistic missiles struck targets in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, hour
Historian Heather Cox Richardson on American self-determination, division and optimism
America is celebrating 250 years, and we’re partying like it’s 1776! Historian Heather Cox Richardson explains why our democracy has held up all these years, how aligned we are today with the founders’ vision as laid out in the Declaration of Independence, the lessons we’ve learned to overcome periods of division, and why she is optimistic about the next 50 years. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz
Venezuelans Frustrated With Government’s Earthquake Response; Writer David Sedaris Finds the Humor in America's Divisions
Just over a week since twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela, the death toll is nearing 3,000 and rescue crews are still searching for survivors trapped under the rubble. NBC News Contributor Ana Vanessa Herrero explains why many Venezuelans are critical of the government response to the disaster. Plus, celebrated humorist David Sedaris is out with his latest essay collection, "The Land and Its Pe
President Trump’s Personal Billion-Dollar Boom; “One Big Beautiful Bill” One Year On
President Donald Trump made more than $2 billion in 2025, including $1.4 billion from the crypto industry. The legally required disclosure from the Office of Government Ethics immediately raised questions about possible conflicts of interest. Megan Gorman, wealth manager and author of “All the Presidents’ Money,” shares the lengths past presidents went to avoid conflicts of interest and how unusua
The Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship and Bans on Transgender Athletes; What’s in a Heat Wave?
In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order to limit birthright citizenship. But the conservative majority upheld a ban on transgender athletes and struck down campaign finance rules. NBC News Senior Supreme Court Reporter Lawrence Hurley discusses why the birthright decision was so close — and what the justices’ rulings this term tell us about their positio
Why SCOTUS Is ‘Treading Carefully’ on Presidential Power; Oman Sets Its Sights on the Strait of Hormuz
It was a mixed bag for President Donald Trump at the Supreme Court on Monday, as the justices expanded his power to fire members of some independent agencies — but drew the line at the Federal Reserve and upheld a mail-in voting provision that the president has opposed. NBC News Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Jarrett breaks down the day at the high court. Then, NBC News Chief International Corre
Venezuelans Searching Through Quake Rubble With Government Overwhelmed; Can AI Chatbots Be Fooled by Russian Propaganda?
The death toll from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes continues to climb and time is running out to find survivors. But residents of Caracas say they’re doing the digging themselves, with emergency responders overwhelmed. NBC News Contributor Ana Vanessa Herrero shares stories from the area hit hardest, La Guaira. Plus, senior European officials tell NBC News that pro-Russian groups have been flooding
Devastating Earthquakes Shake Venezuela; What’s Driving a Drop in Medicaid and ACA Enrollment?
Venezuela’s strongest earthquakes in more than a century devastated the northern part of the country and killed hundreds of people. NBC News contributor Ana Vanessa Herrero shares her experience on the ground in Caracas as the death toll is expected to keep rising. Plus, a new report shows that 5 million people lost their healthcare coverage in the last 12 months because of Medicaid cuts in Presid
How Mamdani’s Candidates Swept N.Y. Primaries; Trump Kicks Off America’s 250th Birthday Party With Drama
Candidates backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani emerged victorious in Tuesday’s state primaries. NBC News Capitol Hill Correspondent Julie Tsirkin discusses whether the wins represent a broader progressive shift in the Democratic Party. Plus, the Trump administration’s battle with algae in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is millions of dollars over budget. NBC News Senior National Pol
How Tuesday’s Primaries Will Test Mamdani’s and Trump’s Clout; Senate Tackles Housing Crisis
Primaries in New York City on Tuesday are pitting establishment-backed Democrats against progressives endorsed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, testing his influence within the party. Meanwhile, in South Carolina, President Donald Trump has endorsed both candidates in the Republican primary runoff for governor. NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki tells us what he’ll be watching for as the polls clo
Why British PM Keir Starmer Resigned; Trump Ramps Up Threats on Iran
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation Monday morning, setting the stage for the U.K. to see its seventh leader in 10 years. NBC News International Correspondent Daniele Hamamdjian has more on what led to Starmer’s ouster — and who might replace him. Then, NBC News Chief International Correspondent Keir Simmons joins to explain whether President Donald Trump’s threats on Ira
“America is a work in progress” — Sen. Raphael Warnock on Juneteenth, Faith and Politics
This Juneteenth, Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., joins “Here’s the Scoop” to reflect on his trust in American democracy and his optimism for America’s future. He discusses his new book, how Democrats can regain control of Congress in this year’s midterm elections and the benefits — and limits — of faith in bridging political divides, as in his recent conversation with House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La
Will Israel Abide by the U.S.-Iran MOU?; Supreme Court Rules on Gun Rights Restrictions
The U.S. military has lifted its blockade on Iranian ports a day after President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian officially signed a memorandum of understanding laying out terms for ending the war. But in order for it to really work, it requires buy-in from other Middle East countries, including Israel. NBC News international correspondent Matt Bradley breaks down how the regi
What’s in the U.S. and Iran’s Framework Deal?; And Kevin Warsh Makes His Fed Debut
Days after President Trump announced a framework deal to end the Iran war, we’re learning more about what the two sides have actually agreed on. NBC News Senior White House Correspondent Gabe Gutierrez breaks down the 14 points in the memorandum of understanding. Then, new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh takes the podium for his first presser as leader of the central bank. NBC News Chief Busines
Trump Tries to Move on From Iran at G7 and FBI Thwarts Alleged Plot on White House UFC Fight
At the G-7 summit, President Donald Trump sent mixed messages over whether he’s ready to switch gears from the war in Iran to helping end Russia’s war with Ukraine. NBC News chief White House correspondent Garrett Haake explains how European leaders are reacting. Then, multiple suspects are in custody after the FBI thwarted an alleged plot on last weekend’s UFC fight at the White House. NBC News j
Why Peace in Iran Isn’t a Done Deal; Will American Pessimism Affect the Midterms?
The U.S. and Iran have reached an agreement that would end fighting and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But Israel isn’t part of this potential deal and the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon could threaten negotiations. Aaron David Miller, former State Department Middle East negotiator under Republican and Democratic administrations, breaks down the obstacles that remain for long-term peace.
What’s Next for Trillionaire Elon Musk After the SpaceX IPO? And Is This the USA’s 'Golden' World Cup Year?
Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire today after his company SpaceX began trading publicly. Shares opened at $150, putting SpaceX’s valuation at more than $2 trillion and making it the biggest IPO of all time. But is the company really worth that much? Ryan Mac, tech reporter for The New York Times and author of "Character Limit," about Elon Musk and X, explains how Musk’s political act
Why Trump Backed Down on Iran; Bill Gates Accuses Epstein of Possible Blackmail
Just hours after threatening to hit Iran “very hard,” President Donald Trump reversed course and announced he was calling off those strikes. In a post on Truth Social, the president wrote that negotiations had “been brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved.” NBC News senior national security correspondent Courtney Kube analyzes the president’s surprising change of course and
How Inflation Is Hitting Americans; JFK’s Grandson on His Congressional Run in New York
Inflation just hit its highest rate in three years, climbing in May to 4.2%. The surge has been driven largely by energy costs, which have been exacerbated by the war with Iran. After renewed attacks overnight by the U.S. and Iran, consumers worry sky-high gas prices and airline tickets could be lingering. Meanwhile, despite the recent strong jobs report, consumer prices are outpacing wage growth
Cracks in U.S.- Israel Relations Emerge Over Iran; Trump’s UFC Birthday Bash
President Trump posted on Truth Social that the U.S. “must respond” to Iran shooting down a U.S. military helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz early Tuesday. This comes after Iran and Israel exchanged fire for the first time since a ceasefire was reached in April, raising questions about how aligned the U.S. and Israel are in the push to end the war. NBC News International Correspondent Matt Bradl
What Maine and California Primaries Bode for November and How Knicks Fans are Dominating the NBA Finals
Voters are heading to the polls in four more states tomorrow. In Maine, Democratic candidate Graham Platner remains at the front of the pack, despite ever new controversies. Meanwhile, in California, ballots are still being counted from last week’s primaries, sparking allegations of election fraud by the Justice Department. NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki explains how these highly antic
Full interview: Trump says Iran ‘is not an endless war’ as conflict reaches 100 days
In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, President Trump talks about the economy, the ongoing war with Iran and the possible path to peace. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Mixed Messaging in the U.S. Economy; Why Kareem Rahma of 'Subway Takes' Is Hailing a Cab
The May jobs report just dropped with some surprising data: 172,000 jobs were added last month, despite growing energy costs and inflation exacerbated by the war with Iran. Is the economy more resilient than people think, or are economists right to be worried about inflation outpacing wage growth? NBC News Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans breaks down how these contradicting data point
How a SpaceX IPO Could Affect Your 401(k); What’s a ‘YOLO’ Congress?
When SpaceX goes public next week, it could be the biggest initial public offering on record and make CEO Elon Musk into the world’s first trillionaire. NBC News Business and Economy Reporter Allie Canal explains how the AI boom is fueling the summer’s major tech IPOs and what it could mean for your retirement savings. Then, after four House Republicans joined Democrats in a rare — yet symbolic —
Why Some Key Races Are Too Close To Call; Ukraine Strikes Back on 'Putin's Davos'
Primary results are still trickling in from California, where open primaries have left key races too close to call. Meanwhile, in Iowa, we see signs of President Donald Trump’s grip slipping. NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki explains what the returns mean for major battles in November. Then, NBC News Chief International Correspondent Keir Simmons joins from St. Petersburg, Russia, where
Putin Leverages the Iran War in Ukraine; Trump Taps a Real Estate Mogul as New Intel Chief
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is pushing for more U.S. aid after a series of Russian attacks killed more than 20 people and injured more than 100 others. Ukrainian journalist Illia Ponomarenko joins from Bucha to explain how the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran has given Russian President Vladimir Putin more leverage in Ukraine. Then, National Security and Global Affairs Reporter Dan De Luce e
What Lebanon’s Got To Do With Iran’s Stalled Talks; Plus, Graham Platner’s Sexting Scandal
Iranian government-aligned media says Iran is walking away from the negotiating table and considering resuming its full closure of the Strait of Hormuz after exchanging strikes with the U.S. and in protest of Israel’s expanding military offensive in Lebanon. NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel explains the latest in the war — and how Israel’s deepest incursion into Lebanon in decade
Supreme Court Edition, Trump v. Slaughter, Trump v Cook: Who can POTUS terminate?
In March 2025, President Trump fired FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, telling her in an email that allowing her to remain on the commission would be “inconsistent” with his administration’s priorities. A few months later, he fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, alleging that she’d committed mortgage fraud – an allegation that she denies. But can the president fire employees of indepe
Former AG Bondi Explains Errors in the Epstein Files; A Conversation with E. Jean Carroll’s Documentarian
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi told the House Oversight Committee that the Justice Department made “redaction errors” in its release of files related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Chief Capitol Hill Correspondent Ryan Nobles explains why Oversight is interested in talking to her even after she was fired last month. Then, the Department of Justice has opened a criminal prob
Are Drones the Future of Battle? And How the Iran War Is Impacting Farmers
The Defense Department is investing $1.1 billion to buy hundreds of thousands of drones. NBC News senior technology reporter Jane Lytvynenko explains why the Pentagon is so focused on stimulating domestic drone production right now amid competition from China. Then, NBC News senior White House reporter Peter Nicholas shares what he heard from farmers in Iowa, who are struggling with higher prices
Protests and Hunger Strikes at ICE Centers; U.S. Preps a New Target List in Iran
Detainees at an ICE detention facility in New Jersey are reportedly going on hunger strike over allegations of inedible food and poor conditions. NBC New York Senior Reporter Checkey Beckford talks about how protesters have been clashing with DHS officials at Delaney Hall. Then, NBC News Senior National Security Correspondent Courtney Kube breaks down the back-and-forth between Iran and the Trump
U.S. and Iran Ramp Up Rhetoric; Trump Endorsement's Impact on Texas Election
Iran is threatening retaliation after the United States struck targets near the Strait of Hormuz – but Washington says it hasn’t broken the ceasefire. NBC News Foreign Correspondent Matt Bradley joins from Tel Aviv to explain what the rhetoric could mean for the ongoing negotiations and what role Israel will play. Then, President Donald Trump has endorsed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to oust
Sally Field on Finding New Roles and her Legacy
Two-time Oscar winner Sally Field joins Willie Geist to discuss a career that kicked off when she was a teenager, starring in Gidget and then quickly moved on to The Flying Nun. From there her career shifted to more serious roles where she won an Emmy for Sybil and Oscars for Norma Rae and Place in the Heart. In her latest project, Remarkably Bright Creatures, which is based on a best-selling book
Supreme Court Edition, Chatrie v. United States: Can police use cellphone location data to catch suspects?
Police in Richmond, Virginia, had no leads after an armed bank robbery in 2019, so they got a “geofence” warrant — a novel type of warrant that allowed them to request Google location data from all devices that had been near the bank around the time of the crime. That data helped authorities identify Okello Chatrie, whom they arrested and charged in federal court. But Chatrie argues that the geofe
Tulsi Gabbard Resigns; Rising Rates of Self-Harm in ICE Detention Centers
Tulsi Gabbard announced that she’s stepping down as director of national intelligence after her husband was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer. NBC News Senior White House Correspondent Garret Haake discusses why she struggled to break into President Trump’s inner circle during her tenure – and who might replace her. Then, NBC News Senior Homeland Security Correspondent Julia Ainsley joins
Inside the DNC’s 2024 Election Report Quagmire, and the Pushback against the DOJ’s ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’
After months of pressure, the Democratic National Committee has released an independent review of how Democrats lost so big in the 2024 election. NBC News’ national political reporter Ben Kamisar explains why it took so long — and why the DNC still isn’t owning the contents of the report. Then, NBC News’ justice reporter Ryan J. Reilly breaks down why police officers involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol
As Trump Continues his Winning Streak, Where Do Democrats Go from Here?
After big wins for Trump-backed candidates in Tuesday’s primaries, NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki joins to break down the biggest winners and losers – and provide insight on whether the president’s streak will continue in the general elections. Then, Yas asks Democratic nominee for Alabama governor, Doug Jones, how he hopes to overturn two decades of GOP rule in his November rematch wi
Mosque Shooting Amid Rise in Islamophobia and How This Ebola Outbreak is Different
A shooting at a mosque in San Diego is being investigated as a hate crime, after authorities found the teenage suspects’ possible writings. NBC News Correspondent Tom Winter breaks down what we know about the potential motivations and how local law enforcement is grappling with a nationwide rise in Islamophobia. Then, with a new Ebola outbreak growing in central Africa, Dr. Christopher Lee of Reso
Will Kentucky’s MAGA Oust Massie?; Judge Limits Mangione Evidence for Prosecutors
The Republican primary in Kentucky is shaping up to be one of the most consequential races this election season, as President Donald Trump seeks to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie over his opposition to the Iran war and vote against the “big, beautiful bill.” NBC News Correspondent Julie Tsirkin explains why Massie is one of the biggest targets on Trump’s revenge tour against his political rivals and wh
Supreme Court Edition, West Virginia v. BPJ, Little vs. Hecox: Who gets to play school sports?
Transgender student athletes are challenging laws in West Virginia and Idaho that prevent them from competing on girls’ teams in school sports. The courts of appeals in each district have sided with the student athletes, but Supreme Court watchers agree that the justices are likely to uphold the bans. Former ACLU national legal director David Cole argued Bostock vs. Clayton County (2020), in which
How Redistricting Will Shape the Midterms; SCOTUS Allows Abortion Pill Access (For Now)
We’ve seen a slew of redistricting efforts across the country since the Supreme Court weakened a key provision of the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Callais. NBC News senior reporter Jane C. Timm explains how the redrawn maps could shape elections across the country in this year’s midterms — and for years to come. Then, NBC News senior legal correspondent Laura Jarrett breaks down why the same
Inside Trump & Xi’s Two-Hour Meeting and Will Fed Chair Warsh Raise Interest Rates?
With America's munitions depleted because of the Iran war, China sees a strategic opening in Taiwan. NBC News Senior White House Correspondent Gabe Gutierrez takes us inside the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing. Then, the Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s pick to replace Jerome Powell. NBC News Business and Data Correspondent Brian Cheung introduces us to Kevin Warsh and explains whether the new
Trump's 'Transactional Diplomacy' in China and the AI-Enabled Life
Tough talks over tariffs, trade and Taiwan were already set to complicate President Donald Trump’s summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, but the U.S. war with Iran has cast a shadow over the whole trip. NBC News Correspondent Janis Mackey Frayer joins from Beijing to explain what both sides are hoping to accomplish and whether any real progress is likely. Plus, NBC News Chief Technology Analys
James Comey Talks Seashell-Gate And Inflation Hits New Highs
Former FBI Director James Comey was indicted by the Justice Department last month. The DOJ charged him with threatening the life of President Trump when he posted a picture to Instagram that showed seashells spelling out “86 47.” Comey joins the podcast to discuss these latest developments, why he still believes in the justice system and his new crime thriller “Red Verdict”. Plus, consumer prices
WNBA Legend Sue Bird on the League’s New Era; The Real Impact of SNAP Cuts
The WNBA kicked off its 30th season over the weekend with a new collective bargaining agreement, new teams and new media deals. Hall of Famer and NBC WNBA Analyst Sue Bird talks about the fight for fair pay and the basketball storylines to follow this season. Then, families on food stamps have been enormously affected by the Trump administration’s cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Prog
Supreme Court Edition, Trump v. Barbara: A Century-Old Argument Against Birthright Citizenship
Welcome to “Here’s the Scoop: Supreme Court Edition.” This month, NBC News senior legal correspondent Laura Jarrett will be speaking with legal experts and lawyers to discuss the cases being argued this term — and the legal precedents that underpin them. First up: birthright citizenship. On the first day of his second term in office, President Donald Trump issued an executive order saying birthrig
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