Tom Winter

Rep. Mike Lawler, a New York Congressman, discusses his decision to run for reelection, addressing speculation about a gubernatorial bid. He navigates the complexities of political maneuvering around the Epstein case, including how Trump’s comments might influence GOP strategy. Tom Winter provides insight into the legal implications of the Epstein files and recent grand jury developments. They also analyze the impact of funding cuts on local media, emphasizing the importance of communication during disasters and in the face of political scandals.

Tom Winter, NBC News law enforcement and intelligence correspondent, brings keen insights on significant current events. He dives into a recent attack targeting a demonstration for Israeli hostages, revealing its classification as a hate crime. Winter also discusses Ukraine's innovative drone attacks on Russia, analyzing their strategic implications. Additionally, he examines the contentious political climate surrounding Medicaid funding, shedding light on the heated Senate debates over Trump's proposed legislation and its potential impacts on national debt.

Tom Winter, NBC News law enforcement and intelligence correspondent, dives into crucial political discussions. He highlights Elon Musk's fiery criticism of Trump's spending bill, calling it a ‘disgusting abomination.’ Winter also delves into the legal ramifications of a hate crime incident in Boulder, linking it to broader political motivations. Additionally, he addresses the complexities of immigration cases and a serious biological threat, touching on national security issues. The dynamic of corruption and the challenges facing Democratic candidates in upcoming elections are also explored.

This installment features Maggie Vespa, an NBC correspondent providing firsthand coverage from Minneapolis, where tensions rise following a deadly ICE shooting. She shares eyewitness accounts and details on-the-ground protests. Tom Winter, NBC's law enforcement correspondent, analyzes critical video evidence, highlighting the investigators' focus on key moments from the incident. Their insights reveal a complex intersection of law enforcement and public response, painting a poignant picture of the current unrest.

Tom Winter, an NBC News law enforcement correspondent, shares insights on the Justice Department's release of Epstein files, highlighting new evidence and the emotional weight for survivors. Ryan Nobles, the chief Capitol Hill correspondent, discusses the bipartisan push for transparency and potential congressional actions. Kelly O'Donnell, chief justice correspondent, details the significant materials released, including redacted content to protect victims. Together, they navigate the complex landscape of accountability surrounding this high-profile case.