Ali Velshi

Ali Velshi, host of Velshi on MSNBC, dives into the chaos of the economy and discusses the looming fears of a Trump-induced recession as consumer confidence plummets. He critiques Elon Musk's tendency to overpromise while highlighting the complexities of current U.S. economic policies. The conversation also humorously underscores the peculiar antics of a Homeland Security chief who turns serious roles into a costume parade. Velshi's insights into voter perceptions and educational funding cuts draw attention to the absurdities and challenges in today’s political landscape.

Ali Velshi joins the hosts to discuss the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, Rafah offensive, Al Jazeera shutdown, TikTok ban. They tackle Chinese President's Europe visit, Putin's inauguration, assassination plot against Zelensky. They also talk about activism for abortion rights in Europe and discuss Ali's book 'Small Acts of Courage'.

Ali Velshi, an MSNBC host and seasoned pilot, joins to discuss the alarming political purge within U.S. law enforcement spearheaded by Donald Trump. They tackle the implications of turning the FBI and DOJ into instruments for personal interests, echoing historical events like the 'Saturday Night Massacre.' The conversation emphasizes the threats to the independence of the justice system and the potential slide toward authoritarianism in America.

Ali Velshi, a newsman known for his coverage of social justice issues, joins the podcast to discuss the arrest of Donald Trump, the state of the Republican Party, the intersection of religion and politics, the impact of Trump's federal judge appointments, the confusion surrounding climate change discussions, the shift in political ideologies, the importance of personal engagement with legal documents, and the fight for democracy through journalism.

Congresswoman Summer Lee emphasizes the importance of holding corrupt officials accountable, Ali Velshi highlights his new podcast and book on Trump's indictments, and historian Heather Cox Richardson discusses her book on the state of America.

Ali Velshi, MSNBC host and author, discusses his family's pursuit of social justice, journalism post-9/11, and the role of journalists in today's political landscape. He emphasizes the power of small acts, voting, and activism in fighting injustice and promoting democracy.

Ali Velshi, MSNBC host and author, joins the podcast to discuss his new memoir and family history of social justice. They cover journalism challenges, democracy reflections, post-9/11 experiences, racism in America, and the power of small acts of courage in civic engagement.

Maria Friedman, the director of the Broadway revival of 'Merrily We Roll Along,' and Jonathan Groff, its star, delve into the transformative journey of this once-flopped musical, now a critical darling with seven Tony nominations. They share the emotional depth of the production and the significance of storytelling. Meanwhile, MSNBC host Ali Velshi recounts his family's migration from India to South Africa, touching on their connections to Mahatma Gandhi. His memoir reveals themes of activism and personal legacy, intertwined with his family's resilience in the face of adversity.

Ali Velshi, a chief correspondent for MSNBC and author of "Small Acts of Courage," shares his family's remarkable migration story from India to South Africa, Canada, and the U.S. He recounts how his grandfather crossed paths with Mahatma Gandhi and the entrepreneurial spirit that runs through his lineage. Velshi reflects on the impact of personal and historical events, emphasizing resilience and the importance of civic engagement. The discussion also touches on the role of journalism amidst societal unrest and the influence of heritage on identity.

Ali Velshi, host of MSNBC's 'The Last Word', discusses his journey to becoming an American citizen and the importance of small acts of courage in defending democracy. The podcast explores themes of citizenship, identity, societal change, banned books, government roles in healthcare and gun rights, and the need for individual courage in upholding democratic values.