

Thursday, October 9, 2025
Oct 10, 2025
Laura Jarrett, NBC News correspondent specializing in legal and political reporting, joins to unpack the indictment against New York Attorney General Letitia James. She dives into the charges and the political implications surrounding the case. The conversation also touches on the unexpected agreement between Israel and Hamas regarding Trump’s peace plan, highlighting significant reactions and the geopolitical landscape. Additionally, discussions unfold around U.S. troop movements and the repercussions of a government shutdown on military families.
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Indictment Reflects Political Pressure
- Federal indictment of NY AG Letitia James follows President Trump's public call for prosecution, highlighting political tensions in legal actions.
- Laura Jarrett reports the charges allege James misrepresented a Virginia home to secure favorable loan terms.
Trump Plan Triggers Rare Dual Celebrations
- Israel's cabinet approved President Trump's peace plan, starting a phased process tied to hostage releases and Israeli withdrawals from Gaza.
- Richard Engel notes both Israelis and Palestinians showed rare, simultaneous public relief at the prospect of ending the two-year war.
Anticipate Small U.S. Troop Deployments
- Expect limited U.S. troop deployments to Israel focused on support roles, not combat or Gaza operations.
- Monitor official announcements because initial reports said about 200 troops would be sent to help stand up international forces.