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Rachel Maddow, MS NOW
The Rachel Maddow Show airs Mondays at 9pm ET on MS NOW and drops shortly thereafter in this feed.
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Feb 12, 2026 • 6min
Check Out a Preview for “Clock It”
A lively preview of a new political culture show mixing off-air conversations with big-name interviews. They unpack a heated Texas primary, online clips that inflamed tensions, and a controversial remark that sparked debate about race and rhetoric. The conversation also touches on the Super Bowl halftime show and concerns over cuts to major news outlets.

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Feb 10, 2026 • 43min
'All over the files': Maddow names names of people in Trump's orbit in the Epstein files
Investigates names linked to Epstein and why they still hold power. Examines links between Trump allies and flight logs, legal fallout, and redacted documents. Explores plans for massive immigrant detention sites and how communities are fighting back. Describes trackers using procurement records to map planned detention warehouses and political fallout in Georgia.

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Feb 5, 2026 • 2min
MS NOW Presents: Clock It with Symone and Eugene
Two former White House insiders trade sharp takes on the collision of culture and politics. They track how runways, sports stages, and social platforms have become political battlegrounds. They promise to call out taxpayer-funded stunts and cultural hijacks with lively, off-air style commentary.

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Feb 3, 2026 • 43min
Maddow: Trump 'wobbling' as his agenda falls apart in the face of pressure
A roundup of mounting resistance to plans for large immigration detention sites and the local tactics stopping them. Coverage of legal setbacks, resignations, and political fallout as an administration agenda weakens under public pressure. A reporter recounts being arrested at home while covering protests and warns about efforts to intimidate and silence independent journalism.

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Jan 27, 2026 • 45min
Maddow: Trump in retreat as disastrous anti-immigrant campaign becomes political catastrophe
Amy Klobuchar, U.S. Senator from Minnesota and senior Democratic lawmaker, speaks on accountability and local responses to federal immigration enforcement. She recounts warning the administration and pushing for de-escalation. The conversation covers massive peaceful protests in Minneapolis, nationwide community resistance to new detention sites, and the political fallout reshaping DHS actions.

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Jan 23, 2026 • 44min
MS NOW's special report on the Jack Smith testimony: Prime Time recap Part 2
Jamie Raskin, a U.S. Congressman and constitutional law expert, shares insights on Jack Smith's testimony regarding Trump's investigations. Raskin addresses the complexities of First Amendment protections and the Republican strategies behind their actions. Jen Psaki and Chris Hayes join Raskin to analyze the significance of testimony from January 6th officers and the ongoing political maneuvering surrounding evidence and charges. The panel discusses the necessity of continued scrutiny and the risks of complacency in upholding democratic norms.

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Jan 23, 2026 • 45min
MS NOW's special report on the Jack Smith testimony: Prime Time recap Part 1
In this insightful discussion, former special counsel Jack Smith shares his historic public testimony before Congress regarding Donald Trump's criminal investigations. He delves into evidence linking Trump to the January 6 insurrection and describes the intimidation tactics used against witnesses. Andrew Weissmann offers expert analysis on the potential legal pitfalls and political optics surrounding the hearing. Together, they illuminate the critical stakes of upholding the rule of law in these unprecedented times.

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Jan 20, 2026 • 44min
Moral principles drive faith leaders to speak out against Trump on immigration, foreign policy
In this engaging discussion, Cardinal Blaise Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago and a leading voice in U.S. Catholic leadership, emphasizes the church's moral obligation to speak out against the Trump administration's anti-immigrant policies and foreign policy actions. He shares insights on Chicago's strong immigrant community response and the church's role in supporting them. The conversation also touches on the collaboration among faith leaders globally, advocating for a return to multilateralism and the ethical responsibilities associated with moral leadership.

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Jan 19, 2026 • 50min
For Trump's opponents, a model for finding their fight to stop him
Jon Ralston, founder and CEO of the Nevada Independent and expert on Democratic politics, dives into the strategies Harry Reid wielded against formidable opponents like Trump. He discusses Reid's relentless political mindset, highlighting his innovative tactics, including media strategies and alliances that saved Social Security. Ralston also sheds light on how Reid's less charismatically public persona masked his powerful behind-the-scenes influence. He emphasizes the urgency for Democrats today to adopt Reid's fighting spirit in opposition to the current political landscape.

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Jan 13, 2026 • 44min
Trump rebuked at every turn; Courts and Congress show new spine as Americans take to the streets
Recent court rulings have blocked many of Trump's actions as bipartisan efforts emerge in Congress to curb his policies. Protests against aggressive ICE tactics have erupted nationwide, fueled by community outrage and tragic events. Activists share powerful stories of grassroots organizing and how neighbors are stepping up to protect each other. The conversation also highlights the increasing push for accountability and resistance against federal overreach, as citizens rally for immigrant rights and pressure lawmakers.


