NBC Meet the Press

Former President Trump testifies in a civil fraud trial and leads in battleground states. Secretary Blinken calls for a humanitarian pause in the Israel-Gaza conflict. Election Day could signal voters' stance on abortion rights. The podcast also covers the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Amy Walter, editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report, discusses the GOP debate, Ron DeSantis' endorsement, and the state of the race. The podcast covers the ongoing war in Ukraine, the challenge of finding a candidate to beat President Biden, the divide within the Republican Party, upcoming elections, voter turnout, abortion, and the central question for 2024.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discusses the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and potential visit to Israel. The chapter also covers the progress in Ukraine's defense, Zelensky's response to Trump's proposal, ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel, border funding, electability, and a potential endorsement by Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, Ron DeSantis, Trump voters, and the upcoming debate.

President & CEO of Oxfam America discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Susan Page, Juanita Tolliver, and Brad Todd join to discuss President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war. NBC News campaign embed Sarah Dean reports on Kathryn Burgum, wife of presidential candidate Doug Burgum and her role in the campaign.

IDF closing in on Gaza City, frustration with House Republicans over Israel aid package, Senator Tuberville's 'national security suicide mission', ongoing ground offensive by Israeli forces, challenges and chaos faced at Rafa Crossing, potential escalation of war, analysis of situation in Israel and domestic politics, report from Tel Aviv on Israeli defense forces surrounding Gaza City, challenges for President Biden and evaluating his actions

The podcast covers the evacuation of foreign nationals and injured civilians from Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war. It also discusses Donald Trump Jr.'s testimony in a Civil Fraud Trial and the rise of anti-Semitism in America. The chapter explores the potential consequences of the conflict and provocations that may lead to a wider war. It discusses the stand-alone Israel Aid Bill and funding request, as well as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, addressing civilian casualties and religious-based hate crimes.

FBI Director Wray warns of potential attacks on the U.S. due to the Israel-Hamas conflict. National Political Correspondent Kornacki analyzes key races for Election Day 2023. Seitz-Wald discusses Muslim-American voters in swing states. Taravella sheds light on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The podcast covers the escalating war between Israel and Hamas, the high civilian toll and targeting of civilians in the conflict, Trump's lead in Iowa for the 2024 election, splits within the Democratic party, and tentative agreements reached with union workers.

The House of Representatives, without a leader for more than 20 days, finally elected a speaker in Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.). Stephen Hayes, CEO and editor of The Dispatch, joins Kristen Welker to detail the challenges facing the newly minted speaker, from avoiding a shutdown, to passing aid to Israel and Ukraine, and even corralling an increasingly unruly conference.

Gov. Ron DeSantis discusses red flag laws and the Second Amendment. Rep. Pramila Jayapal talks about concerns of civilian casualties in Gaza. Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger reacts to the current state of the Republican Party and shares his perspective on the upcoming election.