As Bernie Sanders tries to shore up support in Iowa, the senator is putting special focus on trying to appeal to black voters. Former Ohio State Sen. Nina Turner explains her decision to support Sanders. watch
Presidential candidate Rand Paul explains why he is still confident about his chances at the Iowa Caucuses, despite polling at 5%, and discusses his thoughts on Donald Trump. watch
New water test results are showing lead concentration still at sky high levels in Flint, Michigan, way more than the filters now in place can handle. Richard Lui speaks with a Flint resident and mother of three, Melissa Mays, about her experience with the water crisis. watch
This past week, Donald Trump received an unusual endorsement from the University of Iowa football team at an event at the University. Chair of the University of Iowa’s College Republicans Janelle Smithson and the chair of the Drake University College Democrats Brianna Steirer speak with Richard Lui on the importance of the younger vote. watch
A recent LA Times article revealed that many of the technological privacy guidelines applied to other industries do not apply to presidential candidates. There are concerns that the “new normal” of digital campaigning might be an open invitation to hackers. MSNBC’s Manger of Social Media, Nisha Chittal, joins Richard Lui and the panel of MSNBC’s... watch
Scientists around the world are working around the clock to try to find a way to prevent the spread of the Zika virus; so far 31 cases have been reported the United States. NBC’s Rehema Ellis gives an update on the virus from Brazil. watch
A key factor in winning in Iowa and elsewhere is getting new voters to turn out to the polls, but the key for any candidate is making sure those voters are voting for him or herself. Donald Trump is now inspiring immigration activists and Latino voters to register new voters in order to vote against him. NBC campaign embed Ali Vitali, MSNBC’s... watch
On Friday, the State Department has released more than 1600 pages of emails from Hillary Clinton’s private server when she was Secretary of State, but for the first time withheld 22 documents labeling them as “top secret.” The Clinton campaign is now calling on the State Department to make the emails publics. MSNBC’s Kristen Welker reports. watch
Now that sanctions have been lifted, Iran will have access to the global financial system. But trust is still a major issue going forward, as the world watches what Iran will do with its new economic freedom. Former State Department Spokesman P.J. Crowley joins to discuss. watch
Sarah Shourd, one of the American hikers who was captured and imprisoned by Iranian guards in 2009 along the Iraq-Iran border, gives some insight into what the Americans released as part of the prisoner swap with Iran may have gone through. watch
After decades of international isolation, Iran can now begin to re-engage with the world, but it wasn't an easy path. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker joins to discuss. watch
Iran has confirmed that they have released Washington Post Reporter Jason Rezaian along with three others in a prisoner swap. In exchange, the U.S. freed six prisoners who were held for sanction related charges. MSNBC’s Cal Perry and NBC’s Ron Allen give the latest update. watch
The Washington Post and Associated Press are reporting that Iran has released reporter Jason Rezaian as part of a prisoner swap deal. Three other prisoners were also released. MSNBC’s Cal Perry reports. watch
Asian Americans are the fastest growing electorate in the nation with the number of voters expected to be more than double by the year 2040, but presidential candidates are not waiting until then to tap into those voters. Professor at the University of California Riverside, Karthick Ramakrishnan, discusses how quickly this voter pool is growing. watch
