The Post and Courier used public records to corroborate details of the woman’s life described in the FBI interview where she accused Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump of abusing her as a minor. Marilyn Thompson joins to discuss her reporting.
WATCH: “Amid all the chaos and death, how did our wartime president spend the afternoon? By palling around with internet personality and aspiring boxer Jake Paul in Kentucky—and of course, dancing to the YMCA,” says Chris Hayes.
“He is lying about civilian strikes as audaciously as Vladimir Putin would. Just as he has lied about nearly every aspect of this war of choice,” says Chris Hayes on Donald Trump’s war in Iran.
During a White House event on college football, Trump mocked and shut down a question about Russia allegedly helping Iran target U.S. assets. “What a stupid question that is to be asking at this time. We’re talking about something else,” said Trump.
During a White House event on college football, Trump mocked and shut down a question about Russia allegedly helping Iran target U.S. assets. “What a stupid question that is to be asking at this time. We’re talking about something else,” said Trump.
WATCH: “She made it 14 months, almost exactly as long as Cricket, the dear departed dog she bragged about shooting in her memoir,” says Chris Hayes on Kristi Noem’s ouster as DHS Secretary.
@chrislhayes.bsky.social honors “legend of liberal politics” Ronnie Eldridge, who died at 95.
James Talarico speaks for the first time since clinching the Democratic nomination for his Senate race in Texas. “One thing is clear today: we’re about to take back Texas,” says Talarico.
“More than just being unconstitutional, and very clearly illegal under international law, this war is also morally reprehensible. It's wrong,” says Chris Hayes. “All of this may sound obvious, but it must be said.”
WATCH: Pete Hegseth is rebuffed after AI firm Anthropic refuses to let the Pentagon use its technology for fully autonomous weapons or mass surveillance. Ben Rhodes joins Chris Hayes to discuss.
“If this committee insists on deposing Hillary Clinton, who says she has no memory of ever even meeting Epstein, and Bill Clinton, who took trips on the jet and appeared friendly with Epstein, shouldn't they want to hear from Donald Trump?” says Chris Hayes.
WATCH: Kash Patel’s country singer girlfriend Alexis Wilkins is offering a new defense of the FBI director’s now-viral appearance in the USA men’s hockey team’s locker room. Chris Hayes and Crooked Media’s Jon Favreau and Dan Pfeiffer react.
“It then got, at the end, quite unusual because I started being asked about UFOs and a series of questions about Pizzagate,” says Hillary Clinton on her testimony for the GOP-led Epstein investigation.
“I want the Chicago Bears to stay in Chicago,” says Gov. JB Pritzker as the team weighs moving across state lines to Hammond, Indiana. “But also—I’m not going to be shaken down.”
“It was the work that we did that led to this historic drop in crime, and it's been going on for several years in a row. Here, Donald Trump wants to take credit for something that he had absolutely nothing to do with,” says Gov. JB Pritzker on Trump touting the decline in crime.
WATCH: MS NOW has confirmed the Trump DOJ withheld more than 50 pages of Epstein files—notes and memos from FBI interviews with a woman who accused Trump of sexually abusing her when she was 13 or 14.
“He was like a 10-year-old, name calling, foot stomping, berating Supreme Court justices. He's like a baby,” says Sen. Chuck Schumer on Trump’s response to the Supreme Court striking down his sweeping tariffs.
Stephanie Ruhle: “Are you worried that in the next few days, the President will launch some sort of major distraction that can be his lead for the State of the Union?”
Schumer: “I'm worried what he might do in Iran.”
“They will use those records to challenge voters, to intimidate them and to preemptively disqualify them, because Georgia has one of the preeminent Senate races in 2026,” says Stacey Abrams on the Trump FBI seizing Georgia’s 2020 ballots.
“Welcome to Kristi Noem’s bedroom.”
Jacob Soboroff gives a virtual tour of the $70M luxury jet Kristi Noem is demanding DHS purchase for “deportations.”
WATCH: New reporting reveals the Trump White House ordered DHS to launch a nationwide probe targeting naturalized citizens—a move experts warn could intimidate voters ahead of the midterms.
Jacob Soboroff: “Donald Trump, the aspiring authoritarian in the White House, is desperately looking for ways to turn the math in his party’s favor. One way to do that is to add voters to his coalition. The other is to subtract voters from the equation entirely.”
As the DHS shutdown continues, Kristi Noem faces new scrutiny and her embattled spokeswoman steps down amid fallout over ICE raids and accusations of corruption.
WATCH: This is "one of the most devastating pieces of political reporting I can remember," says Chris Hayes on the Wall Street Journal's reporting on the bizarre behavior of DHS head Kristi Noem and her unofficial number two, Corey Lewandowski.
WATCH: After hyping a dramatic “cartel drone” incursion, Trump officials shut down El Paso’s airspace and fired a borrowed Pentagon anti-drone laser—at what turned out to be four party balloons.
WATCH: “You saw a federal government and an administration that thought that they were going to break the people of Minneapolis down. They thought that we were going to back down,” says Mayor Jacob Frey. “And here's the thing, we didn't. The people of Minneapolis stood up."
WATCH: “This administration made a bet—and they keep making it—that most Americans, the majority of us, are as bigoted as Stephen Miller. And they’re wrong,” says Chris Hayes as the Trump administration says it’s ending its ICE surge in Minneapolis.
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WATCH: Days into the search for Nancy Guthrie’s, FBI director Kash Patel decided the best investigative strategy was posting on social media, appearing on Fox News, and hoping for the best.
WATCH: “In any remotely sane political climate she would be impeached, fired, or just have the good sense to resign in disgrace,” says Chris Hayes on Attorney General Pam Bondi.
