Raf Sanchez

Raf Sanchez, NBC News foreign correspondent based in London, shares insights on Israel's intentions to take control of Gaza City amid escalating tensions with Hamas. He discusses the broader regional implications of this military action and its economic ramifications tied to global trade. The conversation also highlights rising geopolitical tensions involving major players like India and Russia, along with the current political strife in the U.S. Sanchez's analysis sheds light on how these factors intertwine, shaping the unfolding conflicts.

Raf Sanchez, a Middle East correspondent reporting on the ground, walks through recent strikes and regional fallout. He describes attacks on nuclear sites and attempted long-range strikes near a U.S.-British base. The conversation also touches on rapid oil market moves and wider regional tensions.

Ali Velshi is joined by NBC News’ Raf Sanchez, Janis Mackey Frayer, Kelly O’Donnell, Laurence Tribe, Charlie Dent, Joe Walsh, Steve Benen, A. Scott Bolden, Dave Jones, and a Law Professor. They discuss the devastating earthquake in Morocco, President Biden's trip to Vietnam, government funding and impeachment discussions, Republicans' actions, aftermath of a major earthquake, Alabama's AG power, the term 'banana republic,' and challenges of abortion access.

Raf Sanchez, NBC foreign correspondent in the Gulf, explains how a captured pilot could shift Iran's leverage and control over the Strait of Hormuz. Clint Hangebrauck, NCAA managing director overseeing integrity and student-athlete issues, discusses how the surge in legal March Madness bets fuels harassment, mental-health strain, and policy moves to curb player-specific wagering.

Raf Sanchez, an NBC News foreign correspondent, discusses the recent surge in drone sightings above European NATO sites, linking it to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He explains the proposed 'drone wall' for airspace protection and the challenges ahead. Brian Cheung, NBC News business correspondent, tackles the contentious topic of a 50-year mortgage, analyzing its potential to ease home affordability but warning of lifelong debt challenges. Together, they explore the intricacies of modern security and housing issues.