SUSAN GLASSER: Donald Trump, it seems to me, it's very hard eight years into this. We still struggle with how to cover him as journalists, but in a way, the unhinged, rambling rants that you see from the former President of the United States are baked in. And I think in a way, we are all desensitized and inured to the extraordinary, remarkable, and very at times, un-American, and threatening…
DAVID MUIR: We turn next to Israel, and to a rare and stunning rebuke of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu right here in the U.S., and it came from the highest ranking Jewish official in the U.S. government. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, suggesting elections be held in Israel, and saying Netanyahu is an obstacle to peace. Matt Gutman from Israel tonight.
MATT GUTMAN: Tonight,…
DAVID MUIR: We turn next to Israel, and to a rare and stunning rebuke of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu right here in the U.S., and it came from the highest ranking Jewish official in the U.S. government. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, suggesting elections be held in Israel, and saying Netanyahu is an obstacle to peace. Matt Gutman from Israel tonight.
MATT GUTMAN: Tonight,…
RACHEL SCOTT: Tonight, Kamala Harris making history as the first vice president to visit a women's health clinic where abortions are provided, a sign of just how central this issue has become to the Biden campaign.
KAMALA HARRIS: And walking through this clinic, that's what I saw. Are people who have dedicated their lives to the profession of providing health care in a safe place, that gives…
JOY REID: It feels --I have to say- I'm sorry, but it does feel like this is an attempt to enrich some already rich American billionaire that just wants Tik Tok. Because my question is: what is the difference in the algorithmic threat of this site versus Telegram, versus Facebook, versus Discord, versus X, Twitter, all of them have algorithmic problems and dangers, right? Why is Tik Tok being…
CHRIS HAYES: And then this month, guess what happened? Manhattan prosecutors dropped the charges against Boada, you know why? They told the judge that further investigation proved that Boada, that guy, who had always professed his innocence, did not participate in the attack in question. They misidentified him. It wasn’t him. They got the wrong guy. Not him. He didn’t do it. Have you seen…
DAVID MUIR: Now to the economy tonight. A new report suggesting the inflation fight has stalled. Consumer prices in February were up 3.2% from a year ago, that's slightly above what was expected. The cost of gas and rent rising last month, but food prices were flat. The Federal Reserve meets next week, analysts still think a rate cut could come this summer.
PIERRE THOMAS: The FBI concerned about the potential that terrorists and others might try to come through a porous southern border.
CHRISTOPHER WRAY: …a whole host of threats that emanate from the border. Some of them are criminal threats. We talked about fentanyl and violence. And then, of course, we have concerns that it could be a vulnerability that terrorist organizations could seek to…
NANCY CORDES: In the same interview, Trump suggested he is open to cutting Medicare or Social Security to save money. Biden seized on that in New Hampshire.
JOE BIDEN: I'm never going to allow that to happen. I won't cut Social Security, I won't cut Medicare.
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Rachel, you were inside the chamber. What an atmosphere.
RACHEL SCOTT: The level of decorum and the lack thereof, rather, and it was interesting to see President Biden. Look, he knew this from the last time he gave this address that Republicans booed him. But going toe to toe, head to head with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene as if this was some sort of, like,…