Republican candidates in Maine, Michigan, Iowa and Georgia separated themselves from President Trump’s most unpopular policies in debates on Tuesday night. NBC News chief Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles explains how GOP candidates are threading the needle on issues like the war in Iran, data centers and tariffs as the midterms inch closer.
Plus, hundreds of schools in France have been closed as protests over decrepit conditions continue into their third week. NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel takes us onto the streets of Paris, where some protests have turned violent, and breaks down the changes thousands of parents, teachers and students are demanding.
Lastly, actor and comedian DL Hughley discusses his new book, “Charlie’s Boy,” out this week. It’s a memoir of his upbringing in South Central Los Angeles and his journey to discovering that the man he called “father” was not his biological father. He talks about reckoning with that revelation, his stint as a member of the Bloods gang, and how he found direction in the most unlikely of places: Ohio.
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