Meet the Press

Delcy Rodríguez, a Venezuelan politician now serving as interim president, speaks on leadership and policy. She asserts constitutional authority and defends Nicolás Maduro’s legitimacy. Discussion covers U.S.-Venezuela relations, oil sales and production plans, contract and legal reviews, reforms to petroleum law, releases of political prisoners, and prospects for diplomacy and elections.

Adam Smith, U.S. Representative and Ranking Member on the House Armed Services Committee, offers perspectives on defense, alliances, and interagency coordination. Sir Trevor Phillips, broadcaster and commentator, shares European takes on U.S.-Europe relations and NATO concerns. Gabe Gutierrez, NBC White House correspondent, reports on White House reactions, national security moves, and presidential comments. They discuss Munich Security Conference debates, Iran pressure, DHS funding fights, and humanitarian scaling in Gaza.

Marlin Stutzman, Republican congressman from Indiana, discusses DHS funding fights, proposed ICE reforms, the politics of tariffs, and bipartisan rural housing legislation. Short takes on negotiations, national security arguments for tariffs, and efforts to ease housing red tape. Conversation stays focused on policy sparks and legislative strategy.

Julie Serkin, NBC White House correspondent covering Trump-Netanyahu talks and administration moves. Jason Crow, Colorado congressman who faced a failed DOJ indictment over a military-targeted video. Kelly O'Donnell, NBC justice correspondent reporting on the Nancy Guthrie search. They discuss the Bondi hearing on Epstein files, DOJ’s attempted indictments of Democrats, the Guthrie investigation, immigration polling, and Trump-Netanyahu Iran talks.

Jim Cavanaugh, retired ATF agent and law enforcement analyst, offers investigative perspective on the Guthrie disappearance. Rep. Melanie Stansbury, New Mexico congresswoman, discusses reviewing unredacted Epstein files and DOJ transparency. They cover search tactics, forensic leads, redaction concerns, and looming DHS funding and ICE reform debates.

Joe Courtney, Democratic U.S. Representative from Connecticut focused on veterans' health. He discusses the HOPE Act’s data-driven push to tackle veterans' opioid crisis. He and colleagues talk bipartisan paths to move the bill, reactions to the Purdue settlement, and the need to lower political temperature to get practical veterans' solutions passed.

Dan DeLuce, an intelligence reporter for NBC News covering national security and election security. He discusses the SAVE America Act and federalizing elections. He explains unusual testing of Puerto Rico voting machines. He weighs in on the White House reposting racist Obama imagery and its fallout.

Dana Griffin, NBC on-the-ground reporter in Tucson; Jim Cavanaugh, retired ATF special agent and law enforcement analyst; Tom Winter, national law enforcement and intelligence correspondent. They walk through the search timeline for Nancy Guthrie, forensic leads like camera and DNA tips, ransom note specifics, investigators returning to the scene, and tactical windows detectives are exploiting.

Tom Winter, NBC national law enforcement and intelligence correspondent, gives updates on the search for Nancy Guthrie. Garrett Haake, NBC senior White House correspondent, breaks down the political fallout from a Trump interview. President Donald Trump, the 45th President, discusses immigration enforcement, the Federal Reserve outlook, and foreign policy tensions with Iran and Ukraine.

Rep. Ted Lieu, U.S. Representative from California and Vice Chair of the House Democratic Caucus, offers a sharp rebuttal to calls for nationalizing elections. He discusses demands for quick DHS reforms like body cameras and misconduct oversight. The conversation also covers constitutional pushback, GOP maneuvering on funding, and the politics around voting rights and enforcement.