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Election officials threatened with jail after Trump’s inaccurate election fraud speech Jul 19, 2026

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July 19, 2026; 10am: President Trump is undermining American elections again, this time with a team of loyalists and without guardrails. Ellen Weintraub, whom Trump fired without cause from the FEC, explains why this is cause for alarm; David Rohde provides updates on two American servicemembers killed in Jordan and Trump’s election task force; Victoria Eavis details new reporting of a massive ICE sweep in Montana that captured hospitality staff for the Yellowstone Club, a hub for the ultra-wealthy; Jacob reads viewer social media posts in this week’s “Ask Me Anything.”

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Pete Hegseth obsesses over testosterone levels in troops as Iran war rages on Jul 18, 2026

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July 18, 2026; 12pm: President Trump took to the primetime airwaves this week to cry election fraud once more ahead of this year’s midterm elections. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and former Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer share their message for the administration; Paola Ramos and Jonathan Blitzer react to a chilling report of dire conditions inside Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas; Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is hyperfixated on our troops’ testosterone levels and boosting them for a more macho military. Kyleanne Hunter explains what could go wrong.

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Congress questions SCOTUS about ethics code Jul 18, 2026

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July 18, 2026; 11am: Hofstra University Law Professor James Sample and Chris Geinder discuss the Supreme Court justices' financial ties and how those connections could influence how they’ll rule on upcoming cases; Congresswoman Chellie Pingree breaks down how a man with a history of violence and mental distress became an ICE officer who ended up shooting and killing 25-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero; and Sky News reporter Dominic Waghorn shares what he uncovered in his investigation into the Iran school bombing that killed 120 children at the start of the U.S.-Iran conflict.

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Trump’s midterms Hail Mary: Crying “rigged” elections again Jul 18, 2026

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July 18, 2026; 10am: Rep. Joe Morelle recounts meeting with fellow Democrats in secret to counter Pres. Trump’s midterm meddling; Richard Hasen explains the dangers of the president’s inaccurate election claims; Paola Ramos and Jonathan Blitzer react to a chilling report that exposes dire and deadly conditions in America’s largest immigrant detention center; Melissa Murray explains why it’s a huge red flag that Todd Blanche slipped up and told the Senate he is Trump’s lawyer.

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Trump’s newest election threats obsess over a major non-issue Jul 12, 2026

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July 12, 2026; 12pm: Capitol Hill is reeling after the sudden passing of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, Senator Cory Booker comments on his legacy; Ali Vitali explains what happens next to the U.S. Senate without Lindsey Graham; Maine Secretary of State and Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Shenna Bellows fact-checks the Trump administration’s claims about non-citizen voting and shares her plans for replacing Graham Platner; Maggie Haberman reacts to Trump’s latest attack on her and the DOJ’s subpoenas to her colleagues for their reporting on Air Force One.

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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after ‘sudden illness’ Jul 12, 2026

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July 12, 2026; 11am: MS NOW Capitol Hill reporter Kevin Frey and MS NOW political analyst Peter Baker reflect on the life and legacy of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who died suddenly overnight. They also share how lawmakers on Capitol Hill are reacting to his death; MS NOW contributor Inzamam Rashid explains how conflict between the U.S. and Iran has escalated; Immigration attorney Allen Orr and Houston activist Cesar Espinosa discuss new investigations into the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Houston man killed by ICE; Yale University student Alex Chen and Yale University professor Daniel HoSang share how their community is fighting back against censorship from the Trump administration.

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The sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham rocks Capitol Hill Jul 12, 2026

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July 12, 2026; 10am: Senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71, Kevin Frey shares reactions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill; Jonathan Capehart recalls Graham’s impact on the government and what happens now in his absence; Fmr. Gov. Mark Sanford remembers his personal friend and gives an inside look at the person Lindsey Graham was; David Rohde explains where things stand between Iran and the U.S. as tensions escalate over the Strait of Hormuz; The Trump administration is threatening election officials. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson shares her response to this and the DOJ sending election monitors to her state’s primaries; Jacob Soboroff takes Prediction Markets to the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

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The Democrats’ fight for the Senate just got much harder Jul 11, 2026

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July 11, 2026; 12pm: With disgraced candidate Graham Platner out of the Maine Senate race, Kabir Khanna and Abby Livingston explain where Democrats go from here as they fight to win the Senate in November; Mitch McConnell has been out of sight for nearly a month, Alex Tabet shares constituent reactions; the son of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Ronaldo Salgado, mourns his father after he was killed by ICE and calls for justice; The attorney representing the Salgado family, Juan Proaño, speaks on the government’s investigation; Alexis Bittar discusses our nation’s complicated relationship with its most prominent symbol in his documentary “Reclaim the Flag.”

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Judges hit the road to defend democracy Jul 11, 2026

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July 11, 2026; 11am: Justice Victoria Roberts, a retired judge, shares why she joined about 30 other justices to go on a bus tour around the country to connect with everyday Americans; Jacob breaks down why Trump refused to sign the Housing Affordability Act; Michigan resident David Roof shares how rising Obamacare premiums put a strain on him and his family; The Trump administration aims to censor the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History. Brent Glass and Roswell Encina warn against it; Roswell Encina shares what it was like to be surrounded by a masked white supremacist group known as Patriot Front as he rode the train in Washington, D.C. this past Independence Day.

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The Democrats’ Maine problem ahead of midterms Jul 11, 2026

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July 11, 2026; 10am: With Graham Platner out of the Senate race in Maine, Rep. Chellie Pingree lays out the Democratic mission to get the party back on track for victory; the son of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Ronaldo Salgado, mourns his father after he was killed by ICE and calls for justice; The attorney representing the Salgado family, Juan Proaño, speaks on the government’s investigation; Trump’s ceasefire with Iran is seemingly over, NOTUS Diplomatic Correspondent Akbar Shahid Ahmed breaks down where the Iran war goes from here amid reports of an assassination plot against Donald Trump.

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