NBC Meet the Press

House Democrats are strategizing to counter President Trump’s agenda. Experts weigh in on U.S.-China trade talks and the economic uncertainty surrounding them. Tensions between India and Pakistan escalate, raising fears of conflict. Additionally, there's discussion on the Democratic Party's efforts to regain voter support after recent setbacks and the implications of recent interest rate decisions by the Federal Reserve. Complicated political dynamics unfold as potential legislative shifts are examined in the wake of upcoming elections.

Tensions flare as President Trump meets Canada's new prime minister, discussing trade relations and tariffs. A troubling U.S. intelligence memo raises questions about the administration's deportation plans. Rep. Suzan DelBene provides insights into the Democratic strategy against Trump. The podcast also touches on the complexities of U.S. immigration policy, the unexpected unity on the abortion pill issue, and the evolving landscape of the Democratic Party in Illinois as new leaders emerge for the 2026 elections.

In an exclusive interview, Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States and former businessman, discusses his strategies for dealing with CEOs, the complexities of deportation laws, and his commitment to upholding the Constitution. He touches on economic challenges, including tariffs and their effects on consumers. Joining him, U.S. Representative Byron Donalds dives into the delicate balance of due process rights in immigration policy and the importance of listening to diverse voter perspectives, shedding light on the intricacies of today’s political landscape.

Former President Donald Trump joins for an engaging discussion reflecting on his second term's first 100 days. He shares his views on border control and immigration, the current economic landscape, and the role of tariffs amidst trade tensions with China. The conversation delves into national security shifts and proposes the idea of Canada as the 51st state. An intriguing segment explores the prospects of a third presidential term and highlights the charm of Mar-a-Lago while addressing his legacy and leadership succession.

Former President Donald Trump reflects on his initial 100 days of his second term, sharing his ambitions for the future and the MAGA movement. He dives into controversial economic strategies, discussing tariffs and their effects on U.S.-China relations. Trump elaborates on his immigration policies amidst ongoing legal challenges and critiques Democratic oppositions. The conversation also touches on international affairs, particularly the Ukraine conflict, and playfully speculates about Canada's potential as the 51st state, offering a glimpse into his bold legislative plans.

The discussion kicks off with the surprising job growth report and its implications for the economy. PBS President Paula Kerger shares insights on the ramifications of federal funding cuts to NPR and PBS. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is highlighted, showing the struggles of aid efforts amid a blockade. Additionally, the podcast delves into the complexities of tariffs, including their impact on events like the Kentucky Derby, and touches on the controversial topic of fluoride in drinking water, sparking a debate about its health effects.

John Bolton, former U.S. National Security Advisor under Trump, shares insights on the recent leadership shakeup, discussing the impact of Mike Waltz's new role. Yamiche Alcindor, NBC News correspondent, adds depth to the conversation about the U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal and its implications for foreign policy. They explore the legal challenges surrounding the Trump administration's deportation strategies and reflect on proposed funding cuts to biomedical research, emphasizing the potential risks to public health.

President Trump delivers remarks in Michigan to mark his 100th day in office as polls show the president underwater on key issues like his handling of the economy. Prime Minister Carney and his Liberal Party win Canada’s snap election against the backdrop of President Trump’s threats of tariffs and annexation. Republicans in Congress begin strategizing how they plan on passing a major bill to fund President Trump’s agenda.

Julia Ainsley, NBC News senior Homeland Security correspondent, dives into the rising concerns around mass deportations, especially affecting U.S. citizen children caught in the crossfire. She discusses President Trump's crucial meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the Vatican amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Ainsley also highlights the significant political landscape in California, including lawsuits against Trump's tariffs and the generational divides shaping views on immigration and leadership.

Marco Rubio, the former US Senator from Florida and current Secretary of State, discusses critical diplomacy efforts following President Trump’s meeting with President Zelenskyy to address the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders, the Independent Senator from Vermont, critiques Trump's tariff strategy and its impact on supply issues in American stores. The conversation also highlights polling data indicating economic challenges for Trump, reflecting shifting political dynamics as both guests probe the intersection of trade, leadership, and voter engagement.