Deadline Hollywood's Dominic Patten reviews the contenders for the most sought-after accolades at this year's Emmy Awards, and predicts who might come out on top. watch
Alex sits down with Howard Dean and Susan Del Percio to round up an eventful week that saw increased hostilities with North Korea and an unusual series of reported deals on the domestic front. watch
The U.N. will hold its General Assembly meeting later this week. The Atlantic's Steve Clemons breaks down top priorities for President Trump in order to quell a looming crisis on the Korean Peninsula. watch
As the U.S. finds itself in a precarious position with an increasingly nuclear North Korea, Congressman Eric Swalwell argues that the president's Twitter feed only exacerbates the situation. watch
Facebook has provided Special Counsel Mueller with evidence of a coordinated Russian effort to buy political ads on its platform. Business Insider's Natasha Bertrand explains why this is significant. watch
The president has reached out to Democrats and is reportedly considering remaining in the Paris Accords. Congressman Taylor reacts to these stories plus the heightened tensions with North Korea. watch
As the Cassini spacecraft plunges into Saturn's icy depths, the probe's operations manager Julie Webster describes its legacy and impact on the scientific community writ large. watch
As President Trump reaches out to Democratic leadership to forge ahead on immigration, Hillary Clinton makes a splash with her new book reviewing her candidacy. Alex and her panel discuss. watch
Will Democrats work with President Trump if he's willing to make meaningful concessions? Democratic Representative Dan Kildee thinks so, as long as they are able to help their constituents. watch
Recent reports suggest President Trump has hedged on his hard line against DREAMers. Alex and her panel analyze the political fallout from his fervent base of supporters. watch
As a former campaign advisor, Adrienne Elrod joins Alex Witt to talk about Hillary Clinton's new book "What Happened" and her whirlwind week of interviews. watch
As President Trump has given Congress the responsibility of finding a solution to the DACA program, Representative Jim Renacci argues why he thinks these DREAMers deserve a path to citizenship. watch
Like their human counterparts, animals too need shelter from incoming Hurricane Irma. Zoo Miami communications director Ron Magill describes how gulf-state animals are preparing for the storm surge. watch
Former FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate describes how families can only receive at most about $34,000 from FEMA, and on average $6,000, in order to repair their homes after a natural disaster. watch
Alex Witt talks to Martin O'Malley about Trump's visits to Texas after Hurricane Harvey. We watch Trump interact with Houston residents displaced by the storm. Then, 2020? watch
