Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle

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  Trump rolls out the red carpet, and much more, for Chinese President Xi Jinping 24.09.2026 39p

  September 24th, 9am: Despite a federal judge ordering the Trump administration to immediately restore the press's access, MS NOW reporters were not allowed back on White House grounds this morning. Then, Trump rolls out the red carpet, and much more, for Chinese President Xi Jinping, but as it stands now we won't be able to bring you any pictures, so what's at stake for this summit? Plus, the brewing battle over whether to ban diesel exports, with industry officials pushing back while Republicans say they need prices to drop. Peter Baker, Barbara McQuade, Laura Barrón-López, Felicia Schwartz, Scott Lincicome, Brendan Greeley and Fallon Gallagher join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Republicans were bullish about the Senate and are now playing defense in red states. 23.09.2026 40p

  September 23rd, 10am: Byron Donalds strips Trump references from his campaign website and Kamala Harris returns to Michigan campaigning for progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Then, a judge will hear arguments over Trump's media ban, and Republicans in tight Senate races break with the president and call for an end to the Iran war. Plus, Anthony Scaramucci on his new book, and why the administration is cutting 760,000 people from the ACA. Nikki McCann Ramírez, Philip Bump, Mallory McMorrow, Anthony Scaramucci and Nnamdi Egwuonwu join The Group Chat this morning.
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  A Ban on Diesel Exports: What You Need to Know 23.09.2026 42p

  September 23rd, 9am: More and more Republican candidates are distancing themselves from the White House as new polls spell trouble for the midterms. Then, the Trump administration flip-flops and now says it wants a ban on diesel exports, but will that even make a dent in record fuel prices? Plus, Steph speaks to the bipartisan duo behind an AI safety bill, as the debate over how to regulate the technology continues. Sharon Weinberger, Ali Vitali, Luke Broadwater, Leigh Ann Caldwell, Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, David Gura, Brooke Masters, Rep. Josh Gottheimer and Rep. Mike Lawler join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Trump at the UN continued 22.09.2026 54p

  September 22nd, 10am: President Trump addresses the UN General Assembly, and the Group Chat reacts to his speech. David Rohde, Richard Stengel and Michael McFaul join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  President Trump is set to address the UN General Assembly 22.09.2026 41p

  September 22nd, 9am: President Trump is set to address the UN General Assembly at a time of frayed alliances and a global energy crisis sparked by the unpopular war he started. Then, Republicans are getting so worried about the midterms that some candidates are now bucking the president and calling for an end to the Iran war. Plus, Paramount reaches a settlement that clears a hurdle for its merger with Warner Bros. Sam Stein, Jeff Mason, Mychael Schnell, Ron Insana, Jeff Stein, David Rohde, Richard Stengel and Michael McFaul join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  An Inexpensive Price to Pay? 22.09.2026 40p

  September 21st, 10am: As a competitive midterm election looms, the president calls rising gas prices an inexpensive price to pay for the Iran war. Plus, Nnamdi Egwuonwu talks to a Louisiana farmer facing his most expensive harvest season ever. And, Trump meets New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani ahead of the UN General Assembly. Katie Drummond, Reed Galen, Basil Smikle, Jonathan Lemire and Nnamdi Egwuonwu join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Fighting the President's Press Ban 21.09.2026 41p

  September 21st, 9am: MS NOW, Politico and CNN are suing the White House for banning their journalists. Then, the continued debate over how to regulate artificial intelligence, as another tech company reports its AI model went rogue. Plus, the toll the war in Iran is taking on American farmers amid sky high diesel prices. Vaughn Hillyard, Fallon Gallagher, James Sample, Susan Glasser, Nilay Patel, Justin Wolfers and David Rubenstein join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Republican districts are becoming more competitive 18.09.2026 42p

  September 18, 2026, 10AM: New reporting from The New York Times reveals districts Trump carried by double-digits are now more competitive. Plus, Congressmen Josh Gottheimer and Mike Lawler are calling the warning from a former Anthropic employee "a five alarm security risk." And, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft says he's donating $2 million to humanitarian aid in Gaza after the backlash following rapper Macklemore's announcement he won't be opening for Ed Sheeran's tour anymore. Nayyera Haq, Ben Wikler, Edward Elson and Dan Nathan join The Group Chat this Friday morning.
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  Early voting begins for the 2026 midterms 18.09.2026 40p

  September 18, 2026, 9AM: As early voting begins in some states, polling data is not getting better for Republicans. Plus, JPMorgan analysts are basically throwing in the towel when it comes to forecasting where oil prices are headed as the Iran war has no clear end in sight. And, lawyers for the Trump administration are returning to court for arguments over the nearly $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund'. Laura Barrón-López, Jake Sherman, Mark Leibovich, Kevin Frey, Brendan Greeley, Justin Wolfers, Fallon Gallagher and Robert May join Money Power Politics this Friday morning.
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  A very special edition of The Group Chat 18.09.2026 46p

  September 17, 2026, 10AM: A live studio audience joins the group chat to discuss the midterms, development in A.I., the Iran war and much more. Mike Allen, Jim Vandehei, Shawna Thomas, Ron Insana, and Fmr. Amb. Rahm Emanuel are part of the conversation.
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  Tension between Trump and the Federal Reserve 18.09.2026 39p

  September 17, 2026, 9AM: President Trump is blaming everyone but Kevin Warsh for voting to raise interest rates. Plus, the Iran war widens with the Houthis tightening their grip on shipping lanes in the region. And, is the GOP avoiding Trump's advice and going rogue? Scott Lincicome, Neil Irwin, Gautham Mukunda, Burgess Everett, Mark McKinnon and Roger McNamee join Money Power Politics this Thursday morning.
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  Mark Zuckerberg weighs in on the A.I. slowdown debate 18.09.2026 40p

  September 16, 2026, 10AM: Mark Zuckerberg appears to be rejecting calls to slow down A.I. development. Plus, a deep dive into just how much the Iran war is costing taxpayers. And, a Putin-linked Russian oligarch reportedly helped finance Don Trump Jr's wedding after-party. Philip Bump, Paul Rieckhoff, Jacob Weisberg, David Rohde and Joshua Robinson join The Group Chat this Wednesday morning.
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  Trump stumps for Whatley in North Carolina 18.09.2026 41p

  September 16, 2026, 9AM: Trump campaigns with fmr. RNC chair Michael Whatley for North Carolina's Senate seat. Plus, a report shows the Iran war cost the U.S. $38 billion as of August 1. And, the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates, even though the President is demanding the opposite. Luke Broadwater, Leigh Ann Caldwell, Ali Vitali, Priya Sridhar, Gen. Barry McCaffrey, Natasha Sarin, Steve Liesman and Alex Wagner join Money Power Politics this Wednesday morning.
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  Kash Patel grilled on handling of bureau during Senate hearing 18.09.2026 43p

  September 15, 2026, 10am: MS NOW Host Erielle Reshef and the panel react to lawmakers questions to FBI Director Kash Patel.
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  Senate hearing with FBI Director Kash Patel 18.09.2026 58p

  September 15, 2026, 9am: MS NOW Host Erielle Reshef and the panel react to the tense confrontations at a Senate hearing with FBI Director Kash Patel.
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  50 Days and a $5,000 Check 14.09.2026 41p

  September 14th, 10am: There are just 50 days until the midterms, and President Trump's pitch to keep Republicans in power has a problem: the economy is in trouble. Prices are rising faster than wages, gas is over $4.30, diesel set another record, and the Fed meets this week with expectations growing that it will raise rates for the first time since 2023. Then, the President doubles down on his pledge to cut $5,000 checks for every American adult if Republicans maintain their control of Congress. Plus, Chris Jansing reports from Anchorage on the tight race for U.S. Senate. Evan McMorris-Santoro, Mary Harris, John Avlon, Jennifer Palmieri, Chris Jansing and Dan Harris join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  What will Washington do about AI? 14.09.2026 40p

  September 14th, 9am: While more industry leaders call for a slowdown, it doesn't sound like the President is on board. Then, the Iran-backed Houthis launch new attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure and are threatening another major shipping route. Plus, the House Oversight Committee is set to take its first steps to hold investor Leon Black in contempt of Congress. Dasha Burns, Jeff Mason, Kevin Frey, Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, Nayyera Haq, Nilay Patel, Max Chafkin and Rep. Robert Garcia (D-California) join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Trump's latest pitch? A payout for your vote. 11.09.2026 41p

  September 10th, 9am: Trump floats a payout to Americans if they vote to keep Republicans in power on Capitol Hill. Then, the cost to fill up your gas tank jumps again and now the Energy Department predicts diesel prices are set to skyrocket. Plus, the mounting calls for a slowdown in AI development, as industry insiders and lawmakers weigh in after a dire warning about AI's threat to humanity. Peter Baker, Dave Weigel, Vaughn Hillyard, Scott Lincicome, Dan Nathan and Fred Guttenberg join Money Power Politics this morning.
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  Will Republicans address the cost of living? 10.09.2026 40p

  September 10th, 10am: Trump is front and center in Dallas for the GOP convention, while polls show him underwater. And many Republicans are hoping the convention speakers will address the cost of living. Plus, the president says the Iran war won't end until after the midterms, while his own advisers worry privately it could run through the end of his term. Ron Insana, Molly Jong-Fast, Bill Cohan and Ali Velshi join The Group Chat this morning.
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  Have fans been priced out of the US Open? 10.09.2026 41p

  September 9th, 10am: With sky-high ticket prices and influencers overrunning the grounds, is the US Open still an event for regular tennis fans? Plus, Trump wants voters to pretend he's on the ballot as Republicans convene in Dallas, while Talarico counters with a food drive focused on affordability. And, the U.S. launches new strikes on Iran after an attempted attack on a Navy warship. Sean Patrick Maloney, Philip Bump, Tim O'Brien and Ayman Mohyeldin join The Group Chat this morning.