Новости за 02.03.2024

A Washington federal appeals court tossed out the sentencing extension of a Jan. 6 Capitol riots defendant issued by a lower court. NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports on how overruling this decision could alter the sentencing of more than a hundred other cases related to Jan. 6.

Trump is doing everything in his power to avoid accountability in his civil and criminal trials.

The U.S. Air Force Central Command completed its first airdrop of 66 food pallets into Gaza which contains around 38,000 meals. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports on whether the aid is enough as famine looms among fleeing Palestinians.

Republican Kari Lake is changing her tune on abortion. In an exclusive interview with NBC News, the Arizona Senate candidate is now making the claim that she opposes a federal abortion ban and does not support a near-total ban in Arizona. The Weekend co-hosts weigh in.

President Biden is calling on Donald Trump to help get border legislation through Congress. Democratic Congressman Gregory Meeks joins The Weekend to weigh in on the invitation that comes just weeks after Republicans ditched a bipartisan border bill at Trump's demand.

A new survey by the Public Religion Research Institute finds that Christian nationalists come in all colors. But Black believers have different political views.

The Alabama IVF ruling has Republican senators like Ted Cruz and Cindy Hyde-Smith scrambling to avoid the post-Dobbs political fallout. Why they're failing.

Senator Bernie Sanders talks with Alex Wagner about the frustrations of dealing with Republican counterparts in the Senate who have no inclination to govern or solve problems, and shares his secret to maintaining optimism when things in Washington seem bleak.

Nikki Haley has officially ruled out a third-party presidential bid, leaving ‘No Labels’ struggling to find a candidate for its so-called “unity ticket” – and young Americans increasingly disenchanted by the election process. Danny Cevallos, Dan Nathan, Basil Smikle and John Fugelsang join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss.

Donald Trump and Jack Smith faced off in court in Florida over the date for the classified documents trial as closing arguments concluded in the hearing over whether Fulton County D.A. Fani Willis should be disqualified from prosecuting Trump’s Georgia election RICO case. Andrew Weissmann and Katie Phang join MSNBC’s Ali Velshi to discuss.

Imagine a shooting device so horrifying that the Trump administration wanted it banned. You know who doesn’t? The pro-gun right, which sued the ATF over its Trump-era ruling on bump stocks. Now it’s over to the Supreme Court. McKay Coppins joins to discuss.

The question involving the Georgia prosecutor that Judge Scott McAfee decides he has to answer could determine the fate of the Georgia case against Trump.

Mitch McConnell endorsing Donald Trump before retiring from his Senate Republican role would be a fitting exit for a lawmaker who watched MAGA engulf the GOP.

The Supreme Court has decided to weigh in on Donald Trump’s far-fetched immunity claim, putting the federal election interference trial in doubt.

Rich, Black celebs who push conservative, anti-immigrant talking points seem to be shaping up as a disturbing trend in the Black pop culture space ahead of this year’s elections.

Barry Burke, an attorney who was a part of both impeachment cases against Donald Trump joins Nicolle Wallace to recap the week that was with Donald Trump getting ever closer to escaping legal accountability before Election Day 2024.

Mary McCord, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General for National Security, Brandon Van Grack, former top National Security Official at the Justice Department and David Jolly former Congressman from Florida join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss Donald Trump asking his favorite judge presiding of his four trials Alieen Cannon to push back his classified documents case to after the Presidential Election in November.