Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle

July 10th, 2026, 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. As Maine looks to move past Platner's controversies - we're getting new signals Democrats in battleground states are watching very closely what happens in Maine. MS NOW's Chris Jansing brings us live coverage from Cleveland, Ohio on what voters think this means for the Democratic party's brand. Plus, inside Trump's DOJ: fe...

July 10th, 2026, 9am: What's next in the battle to find Graham Platner's replacement for Maine's Senate race - what it means for Democrats heading into November. Plus, after the latest round of strikes on Iran, a U.S. official says "technical talks" will continue. And Trump wants big changes to your 401K. We're going to break down the risk it could bring to your retirement account. Laura Barron-Lo...

July 9th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. Both parties are racing to get new strategies in place for a critical Senate race after Maine Democrat Graham Platner ended his campaign. Maine's Democratic party has now announced it will hold a first-of-its kind convention to choose Platner's replacement - they have until July 27th to do so. Plus, new reporting tells us R...

July 9th, 2026; 9am: Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner drops out of the race after a sexual assault allegation. What he's saying about his decision and who will replace him on the Democratic ticket? Plus, the U.S. and Iran trade a fresh round of strikes as Trump returns home from the NATO Summit. And a former Olympian accused by the White House of vandalizing the reflecting pool will have his...

July 8th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The NATO Summit is wrapping up. We're awaiting a Press Conference with President Donald Trump before he departs Turkey. Plus, during his meeting with President Zelensky, Trump responded to questions about strikes exchanged between the U.S. and Iran overnight - what we know about the status of a "ceasefire". And, Trump answe...

July 8th, 2026; 9am: The President says the ceasefire is over, as the U.S. resumes strikes on Iran. Breaking news starts us off as Trump speaks at the NATO Summit. Plus, oil prices rise after Iran retaliates by striking U.S. bases in the Middle East. And, new allegations against Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner as pressure grows for him to drop out of the race. Luke Broadwater, Sus...

July 7, 2026; 10am: Tensions are high between Trump and the other members of NATO as the President heads to Turkey for the alliance's summit. He's adding "loyalty" to his list of demands, criticizing America's allies for not doing more to help the U.S. after the attack on Iran. Plus, Chris Jansing brings us live coverage from Michigan ahead of tonight's Democratic Primary Senate debate. Also, can...

July 7, 2026; 9am: President Trump is at the NATO Summit in Turkey, as he continues his calls for the alliance to boost defense spending. What we're hearing from the President while the wars in Ukraine and Iran loom large. Plus, top Democrats call for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to drop out of the race after a bombshell new report about a sexual assault allegation. And, the companies and...

June 6th, 2026; 10am: Breaking news takes us to the Oval Office where President Trump makes history, ringing the opening bell, marking the start of the Trump Accounts. Can this effort help GOP leaders with America's growing affordability issue? Plus, President Trump is set to head to the NATO Summit in Turkey later this week - amid deadly Russian strikes in Kyiv and lingering questions about the n...

June 6th, 2026; 9am: FIFA reverses a U.S. player's suspension after a call from President Trump: what we're hearing about the highly unusual move and how Belgium is now reacting ahead of tonight's big match with the U.S. Plus, the message we heard from Republicans and Democrats on July 4th celebrations over the weekend. And, Wall St. heads to the Oval Office to highlight the start of "Trump Accoun...

July 2, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The U.S. added fewer jobs than expected in June - signaling the labor market's growth is slowing. How will this impact the midterm elections? Could this give momentum to the Democratic socialist movement? Reverend Al Sharpton, Evan McMorris-Santoro, Ron Insana, Donny Deutsch and Ken Dilanian join the Group Chat today. Sign up...

July 2nd, 2026; 9am: New reporting reveals the Trump family's very lucrative ties to defense companies with big government contracts. Plus, Democrats' fight to take control of the Senate - the latest on the party's chances to flip key seats in November. And, the FBI is stepping up its investigation into the 2020 election in Georgia. Akayla Gardner, Peter Baker, Dave Weigel, Kimberly Atkins Stohr,...

July 1st, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The Supreme Court has wrapped up one of its most consequential terms in decades, leaving the President with even more power and putting Congress in what appears to be the back seat. Plus, Trump rakes in $1.4B in cyrpto earnings last year, an industry he once called a "scam." And, Oman's latest proposal for the Strait of Hor...

July 1st, 2026; 9am: Donald Trump's reported income soars to over $2B since returning to office, and much of it comes from an industry he now regulates and once called a scam: cryptocurrency. Plus, primary voters reject establishment Democrats and what new polls say about their bid to flip the Senate. And, the Supreme Court moves to expand the President's power while upending checks and balances....

June 30th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The Group Chat weighs in on the breaking news from the Supreme Court as justices release their opinions on some of the most consequential issues, from birthright citizenship to campaign finances and transgender athletes. Lisa Rubin, Catherine Christian, Charles Coleman Jr., Eddie Glaude, Andrea Flores, Teddy Schleifer, and...

June 30th, 2026; 9am: The Supreme Court is set to issue its final rulings, including one on the birthright citizenship case. Plus, Trump's top negotiators are in the Middle East for high-stakes talks with Iran, but who exactly will they be talking to? And, a new report is raising flags about the timing of stock purchases made in the President's name. Sam Stein, Damian Paletta, Josh Gerstein, Lt. G...

June 29th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. Breaking news takes us to the Supreme Court for today's key rulings. The Group Chat weighs in on the Court's decision on mail-in ballots. Plus: The Court rules Trump can't fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook. What does all this mean for the American people? Lisa Rubin, Harry Litman, Rick Hassen, Ron Insana, and Charles Coleman Jr....

June 29th, 2026; 9am: The Supreme Court gets ready to announce some of the biggest decisions of this term, including the Birthright Citizenship case. Plus, a look inside Trump's White House, from his push to get rid of government officials to who he thinks should follow him in 2028. And, the latest on Iran, Is the cease-fire still in effect? Vaughn Hillyard, Susan Glasser, General Barry McCaffrey,...

June 26th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. The US-Iran peace process is being tested again, as Iran struck a container ship in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, causing traffic to halt and oil prices to jump. Plus, why Secretary of State Marco Rubio is busy selling gulf states on the negotiations. And, we hear from a Springfield, Ohio resident on how the Supreme Cour...

June 26th, 2026; 9am: Congress remains in disarray after President Trump scrapped their housing affordability bill and the peace talks took a blow after Iran attacked a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Plus, what to expect from Wall St. titan Leon Black's testimony about Jeffrey Epstein on Capitol Hill today. Luke Broadwater, McKay Coppins, Jake Sherman, Bharat Ramamurti, Natasha Sarin and Bill Coh...

June 25th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour of the morning. Breaking news out of the Supreme Court, where justices are paving the way for the White House to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians. Lisa Rubin and Andrea Flores weigh in. Meanwhile, on the other side of DC, tensions are growing as President Trump holds a rare bipartisan bill hostage, de...

June 25th, 2026; 9am: Tensions rise on Capitol Hill after the President scrapped a bipartisan housing affordability bill to push his voter restrictions measure instead. What it means for both parties heading into the midterms. Plus, two powerful earthquakes devastate Venezuela, leaving over 160 dead and nearly 1000 injured. And, it's Supreme Court decision day as we wait for rulings on cases that...

June 24th, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour. Zohran Mamdani's endorsed candidates beat two incumbents who were backed by the Democratic party establishment. What will it mean for the party and the midterms ahead? Meanwhile, President Trump saved himself from another high-profile blunder in South Carolina after making a last-minute move to endorse both candidates in t...

June 24, 2026; 9am: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his allies sweep several congressional primaries in New York, rattling the Democratic establishment. Plus, talks between the U.S. and Iran are set to resume next week as the senate pushes back against the war. And, how AI is influencing the market and our politics after last night's primaries. Kevin Frey, Akayla Gardner, Leigh Ann Caldwell...

June 23rd, 2026; 10am: Money Power Politics continues into the second hour as we await several key Supreme Court rulings that test the limits of President Trump's power. Plus, the White House says talks with Iran are producing real results, but Iranian officials deny Vance's claim they've agreed to let IAEA inspectors into their country. Also, today's primary elections in New York are testing Zohr...