Meet the Press

Ryan Riley, NBC News senior justice reporter, breaks down the Justice Department’s release of Epstein-related files. Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, a Virginia member of the House Oversight Committee, discusses congressional oversight and calls for DOJ transparency. They dig into redaction errors, staffing and potential oversight moves. Short, topical conversations about accountability and looming legislative fights.

Ken Burns, acclaimed documentary filmmaker behind landmark PBS series, reflects on the American Revolution and its echoes today. He explores why the Revolution resonates now. He discusses its violence, unintended emergence of democracy, inclusion of women, Native and Black voices, and what founders might make of modern America. He shares hope for civic repair and the role of public media.

Ken Burns, famed documentarian known for sweeping historical series; Ro Khanna, progressive congressman from California; Mike Johnson, Republican Speaker from Louisiana. They discuss the Justice Department release of Epstein-related records, ICE and DHS funding fights tied to a partial shutdown, and Burnss reflections on the American Revolution and democracy.

Breaking news on the Justice Department releasing millions of pages tied to a high-profile sex trafficking case, including videos and images. Heated debate over review process, redactions, and congressional oversight. Massive protests in Minneapolis lead to federal civil rights inquiries and an arrest during a livestream. Political fallout includes a new Federal Reserve nominee and a major lawsuit over leaked tax records.

Sen. Tammy Baldwin, a Democratic senator from Wisconsin known for oversight on immigration and accountability, pushes for stricter ICE transparency measures. Conversation touches on DHS funding standoffs, body cameras and warrants for federal agents. Local leaders urge de-escalation in Minneapolis amid emerging video and tense enforcement tactics.

Breaking developments around federal responses in Minneapolis and leadership shifts at border agencies. Tense debates over DHS funding and the prospect of a partial government shutdown. The Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady amid political pressure. Testimony and scrutiny over U.S. policy toward Venezuela and regional military buildup.

A deep look at shifting federal immigration enforcement and the political fallout after a fatal Minneapolis shooting. Coverage of a president’s Iowa trip and his attempt to pivot to affordability and farm concerns. Rising pressure in the Senate over investigations and potential DHS funding fights. A deadly winter storm brings record cold and widespread damage across multiple regions.

James Walkinshaw, U.S. Representative from Virginia and Homeland Security Committee member, discusses congressional oversight and plans to restructure ICE and CBP. He outlines proposed reforms tied to DHS funding. The conversation centers on accountability, bodycam evidence, and political stakes around funding battles.

Adam Schiff, U.S. senator and former prosecutor, weighs in on congressional oversight and DHS funding. Amy Klobuchar, senator and former prosecutor, demands transparency and reforms after a Minneapolis shooting. Todd Blanche, Deputy Attorney General, defends DOJ actions while addressing investigations. They debate ICE operations, oversight, funding and accountability in short, sharp exchanges.

Julia Ainsley, senior homeland security correspondent, and Sahil Kapoor, senior national political reporter, analyze immigration enforcement and DHS funding fights. Maggie Vespa brings on-the-ground reporting from Minneapolis protests and community outrage. Ty Cobb, former White House attorney and ex-federal prosecutor, offers legal and political reactions to detention tactics and broader investigations.