want to go back to a story we mentioned earlier. Senator Ran Paul says he was uninvited to a White House picnic for members of Congress and their families set to take place later today. The reason, the Kentucky Republican says it's retribution for his opposition to the budget mega bill, the president's tariffs, and other Trump policies that he has quite publicly disagreed with.Every Democrat will be invited. Every Republican will be invited, but I will be the only one disallowed to come on the grounds of th ...

The latest polls make it clear. And the public outcry makes it clear, too. Overreaching on immigration is a not only a moral loser, it's a political loser for Trump so far.And protests over that overreach are spreading nationwide. No kings rallies are planned in all 50 states this Saturday and are expected to be massive. But these protests are spreading across the country tonight.This is the scene in San Antonio, Texas right now. Hundreds of people holding signs, playing music, cheering and chanting, peacef ...

The US and China appear to be excited about the progress they're making on trade. So, let's discuss what actually went down during the negotiations. Both countries say they now have a framework that basically gets trade talks back to the agreement that they made in Geneva a month ago.And according to the Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik, China will start granting rare earth export licenses for US companies immediately. But the Wall Street Journal reports those licenses are only going to last 6 months. So if ...

Right now, there are more troops deployed to Los Angeles than there are deployed in Syria and Iraq combined. Let me just repeat that because I've just been thinking about this all day since one of our amazing producers shared this with me. There are more troops deployed to Los Angeles than there are deployed in Syria and Iraq combined.And right now, Donald Trump is also doing everything he can to make Los Angeles look and feel like a war zone. That's on purpose. That's what he's trying to do.Today, NBC News ...

It is day 143. I know it feels like 4,043, but no, 143 of the second Trump administration. And right now, there is a curfew in effect for a second night in the city of Los Angeles. This is the sixth day of protests sparked by the Trump administration's immigration raids in the nation's second largest city.Tonight, we have seen more demonstrations both in Los Angeles and across the country with local officials warning ICE raids are spreading fear throughout their communities. I want to bring in NBC's Morgan ...

The US and China appear to be excited about the progress they're making on trade. So, let's discuss what actually went down during the negotiations. Both countries say they now have a framework that basically gets trade talks back to the agreement that they made in Geneva a month ago.And according to the Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik, China will start granting rare earth export licenses for US companies immediately. But the Wall Street Journal reports those licenses are only going to last 6 months. So if ...

I just want to level set with you for just a moment. President Trump made his stance on immigration and his plans for mass deportation the centerpiece of his presidential campaign, but I want to look at the actual numbers. For Trump's first couple of months, he deported fewer people than Joe Biden did.He finally surpassed his predecessor's number in April with 17,000 deportations. But at this pace, that is less than half. Less than half of what it would take to match the record annual total.And that record ...

The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell starts right now. Hey, Lauren. Hey, Jen. We have some breaking news here that I'm gonna have to read to you uh straight from from military.com, which is very good at covering this, uh saying the 4,000 California National Guard soldiers who President Donald Trump surged into Los Angeles remain unpaid due to delays in issuing official activation orders, leaving compensation and benefits in limbo. According to more than a dozen Guardsmen across four units who spoke to mili ...

Elon Musk is sorry. Elon Musk is sorry. Elon Musk, for the first time in his life of public derangement, is publicly saying he went too far. We've been reporting to you for months now that Elon Musk went too far. in the very first thing he did in government, which was to take food away from starving babies, from starving families in the middle of a famine in Sudan, and to take food away from starving people around the world who could always count on getting some food and in many cases enough food, in most c ...

Now, we already know from previous NBC reporting that in order to deliver on this massive expansion across the country that Trump clearly wants, Steven Miller clearly wants, they don't have the ICE doesn't currently have the manpower to scale up like that on their own, even though the leaders Trump and his minions want it. That's why they've had to pull agents from other parts of the government like the FBI, the DEA, and even the IRS, pulling agents by the thousands off of their day jobs and assigning them ...