MS NOW host Katy Tur delivers a monologue on President Donald Trump's voters and how their problems have not been addressed. KATY TUR, MS NOW HOST: Good to be with you. I'm Katy Tur. I followed Donald ...
More than $600 million has been spent in the Senate and gubernatorial races in Texas. Co-host of MS NOW's "The Weekend" ...
With just two weeks to go until the midterm election, Texas Democratic Senate Candidate James Talarico spoke with Katy Tur in ...
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They are not stupid! Larry Sabato, MS NOW's Katy Tur defend Trump voters
Polling guru Larry Sabato joined forces with MS NOW's Katy Tur on Monday to defend Trump voters for falling victim to the president's hyperbole. The post ‘They Are Not Stupid!’ Larry Sabato, MS NOW’s ...
MS NOW host Katy Tur has been covering President Donald Trump since 2015 and has noticed a change in his health and behavior in recent years, noting he is “different than he was” in his first term.
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MS NOW’s Katy Tur complimented House Speaker Mike Johnson’s talent for “making everything seem normal” after watching the Republican leader answer questions on President Donald Trump’s last-minute ...
MS NOW’s Katy Tur pressed Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) on his support for President Donald Trump’s Iran strikes, something that has put Fetterman “out of step” with much of his party. Fetterman joined ...
MSNBC host Katy Tur, who made her name covering Trump's 2016 campaign, asked analysts Susanne Craig, Tristan Snell, and Lisa Rubin whether the legal case against Donald Trump's business for ...
Journalist and MSNBC anchor Katy Tur is not interested in inserting herself into "the story." But she is interested in honesty — for herself, her audience and her children. In her recently released ...
With news breaking on Friday that former President Donald Trump had been hammered with a $364 million penalty in a civil case alleging financial fraud, MSNBC host Katy Tur tossed a softball question ...
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