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November 8, 2026; 12pm: Democrats have said investigating corruption within the Trump administration and among the president’s allies is a key priority. Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) lays out what her colleagues could realistically do in the name of accountability; Could the Electoral College’s days be numbered after the Democrats’ historic blue wave? Akhil Amar explains how the popular vot...

November 8, 2026; 11am: Anderson Clayton explains that Democratic lawmakers need to be constituent-focused and give the people what they want following the historic blue wave; Democratic Congressman-elect Willaim Lawrence won Michigan’s 7th district despite all odds being against him. He talks about how he was able to pull it off and what he hopes to accomplish on Capitol Hill; Young voters Brando...

November 8, 2026; 10am: After the Democrats’ historic sweeps in the midterms, the party now has a unique responsibility to leverage its power to legislate with President Trump while he’s still in office for two more years. Rep. Analilia Mejia breaks down her party’s game plan and reacts to the potential path to Speakership for Hakeem Jeffries; Bobby Pulido just flipped a Republican seat in Texas a...

November 7, 2026; 12pm: Texas went blue after the midterms – in a big way. Tania Chavez Camacho breaks down the numbers and the history that was made after Democrats were voted into every statewide office in the state; Lieutenant Governor-Elect Vikki Goodwin reacts to her historic win in Texas and lays out her upcoming administration’s agenda; The Republican party tried to gerrymander its way to c...

November 7, 2026; 11am: Voters covered Lorenzo Salgado Araujo‘s tombstone with “I voted stickers” on election day in memory of him being slain by ICE. His son, Ronaldo Salgado, reflects on the way in which his Dad was honored and shares how he continues to advocate for immigrant rights; MS NOW reporter Maya Eaglin shares the latest on the Mississippi ballot fight; MS NOW election data analyst Davi...

November 7, 2026; 10am: Congress will be looking much different come January with lots of new names and faces. Jacob Soboroff speaks to four newly elected freshmen who flipped Republican seats in their races: Congresswoman-Elect LaKesha Womack who will represent North Carolina’s 14th district, Congresswoman-Elect Sarah Trone Garriott who will represent Iowa’s 3rd district, Congressman-Elect Fred W...

November 1, 2026; 12pm: Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens explains why she chose to endorse Republican Mike Rogers for Michigan’s U.S. Senate seat; The Department of Justice is laying more pressure on California with its investigation into the state’s voter rolls. Attorney General Rob Bonta explains how the state is going to hit back to protect voter rights; Rosa Flores and Nnamdi Egwuonwu ta...

November 1, 2026; 11am: Ben Rhodes explains what to be prepared for if the Trump administration claims foreign election interference based on Tuesday’s election results; Democrat Nithya Raman explains why she thinks she can unseat Los Angeles incumbent mayor Karen Bass; MS NOW reporter Mychael Schnell breaks news of Michigan’s Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens campaigning with the state’s Rep...

November 1, 2026; 10am: With a mere two days to go until Election Day, Alex Tabet brings us to Iowa to tell us how voters are feeling; David Parkinson takes a deep dive into early voting data at the Big Board to see what trends and patterns are arising as a record-breaking amount of early votes continue to come in; Mayor Karen Bass responds to an intense spike in ICE incidents in Los Angeles and c...

October 31, 2026; 12pm: With just three days left before the extremely consequential midterm elections, Mychael Schnell takes us through the tension on the campaign trail as candidates push for every possible vote they can win over; Ranking Member of the House Oversight Committee Rep. Robert Garcia reacts to the DOJ’s subpoenas against election workers in California, Trump’s chats with AI bots and...

October 31, 2026; 11am: Traci Feit Love explains what attorneys are doing across the nation to protect voters and their votes from President Trump’s election interference tactics; In light of Halloween, Jacob Soboroff talks about Trump’s worst nightmares; Carol Leonning breaks down Trump’s latest efforts to dismantle the Justice Department; Kevin Frey discusses Kansas’ unexpected Senate race toss-...

October 31, 2026; 10am: With just three days left until the 2026 midterm elections, MS NOW’s Rosa Flores takes us to Texas to share what’s on voters’ minds; Democratic nominee for Senate in Mississippi Scott Colom explains why he thinks he can be the first Black Senator in the state since the 1800’s; Nelini Stamp and Christian Siriano are motivating voters with a very powerful force: Joy. They exp...

October 25, 2026; 12pm: Trump has his eye on voter rolls in California and a desire to purge a particular group of people from them ahead of the midterms. He also is threatening jail time for those who won’t help him do it. Dean Logan explains the legal guardrails in place to protect the elections; Elizabeth Lee is running for office in a historically Republican-led district with science, accessib...

October 25, 2026; 11am: Lindsay Toczylowski explains how ICE is using intimidation tactics to scare citizens in immigrant communities from voting; Simon Shuster explains what Trump’s policy shift toward Russia means for Ukraine and why Trump is working so hard to appease Putin; Kerry Kennedy discusses her new book remembering the life and advocacy of her mother, Ethel Kennedy To listen to this sho...

October 25, 2026; 10am: Trump and his allies continue to sow doubt in the midterm elections and have even threatened some election officials with prosecution. Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows explains why those threats don’t deter officials from protecting democracy; Trymaine Lee gives an inside look into his new docuseries “America Amended,” that explores what our constitutional rights mea...

October 24, 2026; 12pm: Election security is of peak interest right now to voters as the midterms approach very quickly. Jessica Huseman shines a light on the election meddling attempts from those in power in this country and what is being done to protect our election systems; MS NOW’s Alex Tabet goes to Michigan to talk to voters about Trump’s broken promises about tariffs; In a wide-ranging inte...

October 24, 2026; 11am: Judge Amy Eddy discusses why Republicans are spending millions of dollars to undermine her run for the Montana Supreme Court; MS NOW reporter Chris Jansing shares gems from her docuseries “Ground Game,” where she explores why a record number of Democratic voters are joining the campaign trail; Jacob Soborroff uncovers corruption in the Trump administration; Kasey Jackson, t...

October 24, 2026; 10am: With only ten days to go before the midterms, President Trump is continuing to very publicly meddle in the elections. AZ Secretary of State Adrian Fontes explains why it is still safe to trust the American election process and why it is more important now than ever to vote; Abdul El-Sayed is polling ahead of his opponent Mike Rogers and Republicans are resorting to Islamaph...

October 18, 2026; 12pm: The Trump administration is trying to restrict and intimidate voters all the way up to the midterms finish line. Jacquelyn Lopez is the General Counsel for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee which has filed a federal lawsuit to block the Trump administration from deploying armed ICE and FBI agents to polling places. She explains why Americans need to hold firm whe...

October 18, 2026; 11am: The Trump administration appears to be preparing to revoke Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s citizenship. While this is outrageous at face value, this is so much bigger than Omar – it's about authoritarian intimidation that could be wielded against all Americans. Omar’s colleague Rep. Joaquin Castro reacts to the latest example of Trump’s retribution campaign against his political...

October 18, 2026; 10am: Democracy was the main character this weekend as thousands of Americans took to the streets for the fourth national wave of No Kings Day just over two weeks away from the midterms. California Attorney General Rob Bonta explains how he is holding the Trump administration accountable in his state as it continues to interfere with the elections; The Trump administration keeps...

October 17, 2026; 12pm: The No Kings movement has launched its fourth major national day of action, with over 3,000 planned rallies in states across the entire country. Rosa Flores brings us to a rally in Dallas to hear why voters came out today; Cherie Shore and Meredith Pominville spend their Sundays holding up signs on freeways as a unique form of protest. They explain why they do it and the im...

October 17, 2026; 11am: History shows us that those who protest are defending the foundational truths of our democracy. Maria Ressa explains why we need to keep dissent ever-present because it has been the catalyst for progress and change for generations; State Rep. Justin Pearson (D-TN) reacts to the deadly school shooting in Oregon this week and speaks to the power of protest as Americans take t...

October 17, 2026; 10am: With 17 days left until midterms, Americans are taking to the streets nationwide to rally in support of early voting and democracy. Maya Eaglin gives a live look into a rally kicking off in Atlanta and Akayla Gardner joins live from a rally in West Palm Beach, Florida. LaTosha Brown and Leah Greenberg share what kind of numbers they are anticipating in today’s rallies and t...

October 11, 2026; 12pm: There have been many crucial moments in history that have been paired in our memories with a symbolic image. Shepard Fairey, the artist behind Obama’s famous ‘Hope’ poster, explains the importance of using art as a form of dissent and how it is an accessible form of protest for everyone; Florida has become one of the toughest states for Democrats to win. State Rep. Angie Ni...