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The man charged with killing United Healthcare's CEO is denied bail during his extradition hearing in Pennsylvania. An inspector general report reveals the Department of Justice seized communication records of members of Congress, their staff and reporters under the first Trump administration. TikTok asks the Supreme Court to review a law that would ban the app in the U.S. unless it divests from its China-based parent company ByteDance. Rebel groups in Syria begin to form a transition government, appointing a caretaker prime minister.

Police have identified a person-of-interest in the United Healthcare CEO's shooting death. Syrian rebels seize control of Damascus as Bashar al-Assad flees to Russia. President-elect Donald Trump sits down with Meet the Press to discuss his plans for the country. Former Acting CDC Director Dr. Richard Besser discusses Trump's comments on vaccines and his selection of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.

Donald Trump, the former president and current candidate for office, shares his vision for his next term. He details his ambitious plans for Day 1, including a focus on immigration reform and tax cuts. Trump defends his military leadership choices amid controversies and discusses the role of tariffs in stabilizing the economy. He also delves into complex health care policies and the challenges of the federal minimum wage. With calls for unity, he emphasizes the need to restore America's reputation and tackle crime collaboratively.

President-elect Donald Trump shares his vision for the nation in this revealing interview. He discusses his economic strategies, focusing on tariffs and border security, while defending his cabinet choices. The conversation turns to controversial topics like immigration enforcement and the integrity of the FBI. Trump reflects on political divisions and the repercussions of budget cuts affecting Medicare and Social Security. He also addresses shifts in U.S. foreign policy towards Russia and the implications of these decisions on global relations.

President Biden considers preemptive pardons amid fears of political retribution from Trump. The NYPD intensifies its manhunt for the gunman who shot a CEO. A federal court ruling suggests a potential TikTok ban due to national security concerns. A freed Israeli hostage shares her emotional ordeal while advocating for a local hostage’s release. Discussions also touch on the impact of wealthy donors on political narratives, highlighting the unexpected support dynamics between parties.

Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley shares his vision for revitalizing the Democratic Party, emphasizing economic messaging to connect with voters. He believes he's the right candidate to lead the DNC amidst recent electoral challenges. Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko discusses the ongoing war with Russia, highlighting the crucial role of international support and the complexities of peace negotiations. His insights offer a deeper understanding of Ukraine's geopolitical situation and its aspirations for NATO and EU membership.

Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.), ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, shares his concerns with embattled defense secretary pick Pete Hegseth. NBC News Chief Political Analyst Chuck Todd examines the ramifications of President Biden pardoning his son, Hunter. The Supreme Court hears a case on gender-affirming care for minors.

Carolyn Levitt, the incoming White House Press Secretary, shares her insights on the controversial pardon of Hunter Biden, addressing its implications for the Democratic Party. The discussion touches on recent political turmoil in South Korea, including the lifting of martial law and its impact on U.S. relations. Levitt also comments on the controversies surrounding new Pentagon nominee Pete Hegseth, amid serious allegations, and reflects on the Trump transition's handling of background checks, revealing the complexities of current U.S. political dynamics.

Washington reacts to President Biden's pardon for his son Hunter. Rep. Greg Stanton (D-Ariz.) tells Meet the Press NOW that he's "pretty angry" about Biden's message in the pardon. NY State Senator James Skoufis discusses his view for the future of the Democratic Party as he makes a bid to be the next DNC Chair.

Jake Sullivan, the National Security Advisor, discusses a recent ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah, emphasizing the U.S.'s crucial role in hostage negotiations. Chris Murphy, a Democratic Senator from Connecticut, shares his reactions to bomb threats targeted at his state's congressional delegation. The conversation touches on the broader implications of regional conflicts, effective leadership, and the need for bipartisan cooperation in navigating complex political dynamics.