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Inside with Jen Psaki · Season 2024 · Episode 4
Jen Psaki takes the show on the road to New Hampshire, just days before the state holds the first in the nation primary. It's a critical test for presidential hopeful Nikki Haley, who began questioning Donald Trump's mental fitness for the job after Trump confused her with Nancy Pelosi. Jen is joined Mark Leibovich of the Atlantic and Republican strategist Lanhee Chen, as well as NBC's Dasha Burns and Ali Vitali, to break down what's happening on the ground in the home stretch to election day. Later, MSNBC legal analysts Lisa Rubin and Andrew Weissmann join Jen to discuss what comes next in the Trump defamation trial filed by E. Jean Carroll as well as Trump's far-fetched claim that presidents should be above the law, which has become his campaign message. Representative Ro Khanna also discusses Nikki Haley's assertion that the United States has never been a racist country, despite Trump's racist attacks on her, and NBC's Mike Memoli talks about the write-in campaign for President Biden, whose name won't be on the ballot in New Hampshire's Democratic primary. 

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Season
2024
Episode
4
Air Date
21/Jan/2024
Air Time
12:00
Runtime
60 min

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Jen Psaki takes the show on the road to New Hampshire, just days before the state holds the first in the nation primary. It's a critical test for presidential hopeful Nikki Haley, who began questioning Donald Trump's mental fitness for the job after Trump confused her with Nancy Pelosi. Jen is joined Mark Leibovich of the Atlantic and Republican strategist Lanhee Chen, as well as NBC's Dasha Burns and Ali Vitali, to break down what's happening on the ground in the home stretch to election day. Later, MSNBC legal analysts Lisa Rubin and Andrew Weissmann join Jen to discuss what comes next in the Trump defamation trial filed by E. Jean Carroll as well as Trump's far-fetched claim that presidents should be above the law, which has become his campaign message. Representative Ro Khanna also discusses Nikki Haley's assertion that the United States has never been a racist country, despite Trump's racist attacks on her, and NBC's Mike Memoli talks about the write-in campaign for President Biden, whose name won't be on the ballot in New Hampshire's Democratic primary. 

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