Matt Bradley

Brad Schneider, the Representative from Illinois's 10th congressional district and a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, shares his insights on the escalating U.S.-Iran tensions following missile strikes on a U.S. base. Matt Bradley, NBC News international correspondent in Tel Aviv, discusses the geopolitical implications of these conflicts. They explore the state of the Middle East, the impact on global oil supplies, and the critical need for diplomatic solutions amidst rising threats and military strategies.

Matt Bradley, NBC News correspondent in Tel Aviv covering Iranian missile activity and regional tensions. Julie Serkin, on-site reporter at Fort Lauderdale Airport covering staffing woes and DHS shutdown effects. They discuss escalating Middle East strikes and threats, airport staffing crises and ICE support for TSA, plus related market and rescue impacts.

Matt Bradley, an NBC News foreign correspondent covering conflict and global affairs, joins coverage of Iran’s retaliation threats, Houthi attacks and possible U.S. military action. The broadcast also examines Ukraine’s drone assault on Moscow, Trump’s proposed Washington military arch, a child killed in a suspected road-rage shooting, rising fuel prices threatening holiday flights, and errors involving Flock surveillance cameras.

Matt Bradley, NBC News International correspondent based in Beirut, delves into pressing issues. He discusses the alarming implications of Trump's tariffs for consumers, likening them to a potential global trade war. The conversation shifts to how these policies impact everyday American families. Bradley also highlights the ongoing threat to women's health post-Roe and the critical fight against censorship in libraries, featuring a Louisiana librarian's courageous stand. Join him for a thought-provoking look at the intersections of politics, trade, and social justice.

Matt Bradley, NBC News international correspondent based in Tel Aviv, shares insights on the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, emphasizing the dire conditions facing civilians, especially children. He discusses President Trump's controversial statements about aid and starvation in the region. The conversation also touches on Trump's trade deal with the EU, exploring its potential economic implications and the complex political environment surrounding tariffs. Additionally, Bradley delves into the ongoing Epstein files controversy and its impact on lawmakers.

Lawyers and legal experts discuss the ongoing legal developments surrounding the efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, including newly unsealed grand jury report recommending criminal charges against 21 additional individuals. They also analyze the implications of the 14th Amendment argument for Trump's eligibility and explore the standard of proof required in the case against him for insurrection. The podcast also addresses how Trump and his associates may have violated the Hatch Act and highlights the denial of Mark Meadows' motion to remove his case to federal court.

Matt Bradley, NBC News international correspondent in Tel Aviv, shares insights on President Trump's upcoming decision on U.S. military action in the Middle East. Tia Mitchell, Washington Bureau Chief for the Atlanta Journal Constitution, discusses Latino voter perspectives on Trump's immigration policies amid rising tensions. Savannah Sellers, NBC News Now anchor, highlights the complexities of U.S.-Iran relations and the implications for foreign policy. They also touch on trends in public perceptions and the influence of historical context on current events.

Stephanie Gosk, an NBC News correspondent covering major domestic stories, reports on newly released body-camera footage of Luigi Mangione’s arrest. Matt Bradley, an international affairs correspondent, examines a co-pilot’s radical views before a terror attack. Maggie Vespa, a national news correspondent, details Letitia James taking over the Cornell rape investigation. Also: soaring holiday airfare and protests in France.

Tom Costello, NBC’s aviation and security correspondent, and Matt Bradley, an international conflict reporter, cover passengers stopping a co-pilot’s alleged cockpit attack and renewed airline security concerns. Maggie Vespa, who reports on national breaking news, examines Cornell’s independent rape investigation. The broadcast also follows deadly storms, a workplace shooting, an unaffordable cost-of-living crisis, a wrong-leg amputation lawsuit, and a football team rallying around a mother with cancer.

Matt Bradley, NBC News international correspondent, recounts a terrifying FlyDubai cockpit attack and a 14,000-foot plunge, plus an unlikely diplomatic opening. Julia Ainsley, NBC homeland security correspondent, examines DHS ads accused of blurring government messaging and political propaganda. Chloe Melas, NBC entertainment correspondent, investigates Sean Combs’s reported luxury prison privileges, contraband devices, and possible penalties.