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Phillip Atiba Goff, co-founder and CEO of the Center for Policing Equity, talks about new ideas in how to restructure the response to the types of situations that police deal with in ways that are

Rep. Dan Kildee talks about healing from the trauma of the raid on the U.S.

Jocelyn Benson, Michigan secretary of state, talks about the broad public support for measures that make voting easier in Michigan, and the ploy state Republicans are planning to undermine that

Far-right Republican lawmakers are forming the “America First Caucus” to protect "Anglo-Saxon political traditions." We discuss with Bill Kristol. Aired on 04/17/2021. » Subscribe to MSNBC: on.

Biden calls gun violence a “national embarrassment” after eight people were killed in shooting at an Indiana FedEx facility. Demonstrations continue over fatal police shootings.

Glenn Kirschner, a former federal prosecutor, joins Jonathan Capehart to discuss how prosecutors "will bring every drop of criminal information out of" the member of the Trump mob who pleaded guilty

This week the Florida House passed a bill with unanimous Republican support that would ban transgender athletes from playing on girls' or women's sports teams. Florida State Rep.

St. Louis Metro Police Lt. Cheryl Orange is a member of the Ethical Society of Police, a police union founded by Black officers to fight racism and hold police accountable for misconduct.

Family Nurse Practitioner Tarik Khan tells Jonathan Capehart that he has been racing across Philadelphia with doses that are about to expire to vaccinate people who are homebound. Aired on 04/17/2021.

Citizen Donald Trump taps a new lawyer and a new defense to counter the New York DA investigating his finances.

According to reports, a group of House Republicans including Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Green and Arizona's Paul Gosar are forming an "America First Caucus" to protect "Anglo-Saxon political

"America is a country born of violence," says Chris Hayes. "We live with that set of institutions and traditions.

“It cannot happen again, will not happen again,” says Lt. General Russel Honoré on what needs to change to avoid another riot such as the one on January 6th. Aired on 04/16/2021.

Mueller probe veteran and Manafort prosecutor Andrew Weissman explains why the new collusion “bombshell” is important, and breaks news revealing the Mueller team did not have this information from

The sex trafficking probe involving Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz is dividing House Republicans and putting pressure on Gaetz’s once-tight relationship with Trump.

America has shifted from an unusually unpopular and polarizing president to one who is supported and even uniting voters from both parties on key plans, posing a challenge for the Republican party.

In the past month, we’ve seen 53 mass shootings in this country alone. Joy says, “The country is at a breaking point, folks.

100 days post insurrection, Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman and NBC News correspondent Pete Williams join Katy Tur to discuss. Aired on 04/16/2021.

Denver Riggleman, former Republican Congressman from Virginia, speaks to what his party has turned into now that “Trump is the new establishment” and how he has been battling a war against

Actor Martin Sheen, star of the Oscar-nominated film “Judas and the Black Messiah,” draws the parallel between the struggles of the Black Panthers in the 1960’s to today’s reckoning on racial justice.

White House reporter for the Washington Post Matt Viser, former Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes, and President of the National Action Network Reverend Al Sharpton discuss how President

Some House Republicans are reportedly creating an “America First Caucus” based on “Anglo-Saxon political traditions. Rep.

Following yet another mass shooting, Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-CA) expresses urgency in passing gun legislation and explains why he is optimistic something will get done. Aired on 04/16/2021.

NBC News reporter Dasha Burns speaks with a migrant mother about her mission to reunite with her young son after he spent weeks in government custody. Aired on 04/16/2021.

During a press conference with the prime minster of Japan, President Biden responded to the latest in a recent string of mass shootings in the U.S., calling them a “national embarrassment” and

Kasie Hunt and Garrett Haake, two NBC News congressional correspondents, reflect on the 100 days since rioters attacked the Capitol.

Jeremy Bash joins Kasie Hunt to discuss the newly announced U.S. sanctions against Russia.

Law enforcement sources have said that the suspected gunman involved in the deadly shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis is 19-year-old Brandon Scott Hole. NBC's Antonia Hylton has details.

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Katherine Schweit, former executive in charge of the FBI's active shooter program, joins Kasie Hunt to discuss the shooting that killed eight people at an Indianapolis Fedex facility yesterday.