Tonight on #PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton, we examined the growing questions around transparency, accountability, and the rule of law. As the Trump administration backtracks on promises of openness, the selective release and redaction of the Epstein files has raised serious concerns on Capitol Hill. At the same time, escalating U.S. military actions in the Caribbean are prompting bipartisan questions about legality, oversight, and the risk of deeper conflict. I was joined by Rhode Island Rep.

Tonight on #PoliticsNation, we examined the growing turmoil inside the MAGA movement following the Turning Point USA conference in Phoenix. As conservative leaders openly clashed, Republican Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy issued a rare rebuke of racism and antisemitism from within his own party. I was joined by MSNOW reporter Alex Tabet, who has closely followed Ramaswamy’s rise and broke down how bigotry, once whispered, is now being confronted in full view, and what that internal

“My track record gave people confidence, particularly people that maybe don't look exactly like me or sound exactly like me.” Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins celebrates her victory as the first non-Hispanic female candidate since the 90’s and explains why she was elected by voters. | PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton

Tonight on #PoliticsNation, I was joined by Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee, who continues the fight to hold Donald Trump accountable for the January 6 insurrection. Mayor Lee discussed her role as a lead plaintiff in the NAACP’s civil lawsuit, arguing that no president is above the law and that the violent attempt to overturn the 2020 election threatened the peaceful transfer of power and our democracy itself. As someone who was on the floor of Congress that day, she spoke candidly about the danger f

Tonight on #PoliticsNation, we heard from Eileen Higgins, the first female and Democratic mayor of Miami in nearly three decades. Her historic victory is not just a win for Miami. It is a reminder that when communities come together around affordability, dignity, and inclusive leadership, progress is possible. Mayor Higgins discussed her 100 day agenda, focused on affordable housing, equitable governance, and restoring trust in local leadership, priorities that put people first. She also address

"This administration continues to prove that they are the most corrupt administration in history, and that they have contempt not only for the American people but for the rule of law. Rep. Ayanna Pressley responds to the partial release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, criticizing their non-compliance with the law. She also remarks on the bipartisan discharge petition that passed the House and was signed into law by Donald Trump. | PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton