Buzzfeed Senior Entertainment Editor Kelley Carter offers Alex Witt her perspective on a new UCLA study finding overwhelming homogeneity among Hollywood executives. watch
Noah Hutton, director of the documentary “Bluebrain,” talks to Alex Witt about his 15-year film following scientist Henry Markram’s work in mapping the human brain, part of MSNBC’s “Seven Days of Genius” coverage. watch
Ret. Lt. Gen. Daniel Bolger, author of “Why We Lost: A General’s Insider Account of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars,” gives Alex Witt his take on plans for a coalition offensive against ISIS in Mosul. watch
TIME Jerusalem Bureau Chief Karl Vick joins Alex Witt to examine the arguments for and against U.S. involvement in the expanded war effort to fight ISIS. watch
Peter Neumann, professor of security studies at King’s College in London, talks to Alex Witt about revitalized concerns about the radicalization of young people who might ultimately find a way to join ISIS. watch
Michael McFaul, professor of political science at Stanford University, speaks to Alex Witt about how opposition leader Boris Nemtsov’s murder might affect Russia’s political climate. watch
MSNBC contributor Victoria DeFrancesco Soto speaks to Alex Witt about last Wednesday’s immigration town hall, in which President Obama defended his executive actions against Republican charges of unconstitutionality. watch
Rep. Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y., joins Alex Witt to discuss the congressional gridlock over DHS funding, as well as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s remark that the United States has “given up” on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. watch
Sports journalist Terence Moore talks to Alex Witt about the NBA’s poor track record with handling mental illness, a conversation sparked by Larry Sanders’ admission to struggles with depression and anxiety. watch
Jimmy Williams and Mercedes Schlapp join Alex Witt for a lively debate regarding House Republicans’ latest revolt against Speaker Boehner, as well as their opinion on the latest controversies surrounding 2016 frontrunners. watch
Foreign Affairs Reporter Mikey Kay sits down with Alex Witt to discuss the international politics and conspiracy theories surrounding the killing of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov. watch
Karen Desoto, former defense attorney and prosecutor, joins Alex Witt to talk about a Massachusetts case in which a teenage girl faces manslaughter charges in relation to her friend’s suicide. watch
NBC’s Keir Simmons and Alex Witt discuss the curious case of Mohammed Emwazi, also known as Jihadi John, a middle class Londoner who joined ISIS. watch
