Meet the Press Meet the Press NOW — January 28
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Jan 28, 2026 Breaking developments around federal responses in Minneapolis and leadership shifts at border agencies. Tense debates over DHS funding and the prospect of a partial government shutdown. The Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady amid political pressure. Testimony and scrutiny over U.S. policy toward Venezuela and regional military buildup.
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White House Moves To De-Escalate
- The White House signaled a tactical shift in Minneapolis, acknowledging the need to "de-escalate" after fatal federal-agent shootings.
- Monica Alba says the change reflects concern over damaging television optics and political fallout.
Preliminary CBP Report Raises Questions
- NBC obtained a preliminary CBP report showing two agents fired and shouted, "he's got a gun," without confirming Preddy ever brandished a gun.
- Julia Ainsley notes agents who fired have been put on leave as investigations proceed.
Attack On Ilhan Omar And Political Response
- A man assaulted Rep. Ilhan Omar during a town hall, and President Trump suggested she "probably had herself sprayed," a claim lacking evidence.
- Melanie Zanona highlights bipartisan condemnation but also some Republicans downplaying the attack.