Patrick Clancy is doing a 60 Minutes interview with his new wife Rachel Danis, and Meredith, Rebecca, and Dr. Sarah breaks down what this means for the second trial, why going public now is a calculated move, and whether it will actually help Lindsay Clancy's case.

Robert Kraft banned Macklemore from Gillette Stadium for saying "Free Palestine" on the Ed Sheeran tour, and we get into why this is about censorship, Robert Kraft's documented relationship with Netanyahu, and why there’s more nuance to this conversation than the internet seems to find.

Then, Taylor Frankie Paul and the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast are back,  and Dr. Sarah Oreck unpacks what happens when you grow up inside a high-control religion and suddenly have to deconstruct everything while cameras are rolling. Plus, do reality TV shows have a mental health responsibility to their cast?

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Patrick Clancy on 60 Minutes, Mormon Wives & Ed Sheeran Macklemore Free Palestine Censorship

01:11 Farrah Abraham Backlash: When We Critique the Person Instead of the Argument

03:50 Patrick Clancy Is Doing 60 Minutes with His New Wife Rachel Danis: Here's Why

04:42 Ross Douthat's Op-Ed & How the Media Is Framing the Retrial

08:11 Rachel Danis Going on 60 Minutes: PR Risk or Smart Trial Strategy?

12:08 60 Minutes Ratings, Paparazzi in Whole Foods & Why Patrick Clancy Can't Disappear

16:01 Robert Kraft Banned Macklemore from Gillette Stadium for Saying "Free Palestine"

26:10 Why Can’t He Say "Free Palestine"? The Debate the Internet Is Having

27:30 Ed Sheeran Boycotts & Why He's Taking More Heat Than Robert Kraft

28:15 Taylor Frankie Paul's Custody Battle & Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 3

30:27 Do Reality TV Shows Have a Mental Health Responsibility to Their Cast?

32:56 From Mormon to Deconstruction: What Happens When High-Control Religion Meets Reality TV

36:42 The Live Chat Says We're Wrong About Macklemore: Let’s Talk About It

47:16 Mitch McConnell Is Back on the Senate Floor & It's Full-On Elder Abuse

Sydney Sweeney released a mostly-naked sports betting ad for Novig. Meredith and Rebecca break down why athletes are rightfully upset, why Sydney Sweeney as an equity stakeholder changes the calculus, and what the difference between sports betting and sports trading actually is. Then, Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett gave Chris Brown an official congressional recognition at his concert with Usher, calling it "Black Joy at the Highest Level.” We go through the allegations against Chris Brown, and it is not pretty. Roxane Gay and the internet pushed back hard. 

Then, the original mom influencer and Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham joins to talk about why she's running for Austin's District 5 city council seat, what constituents are actually telling her on the ground, what MTV financially owed her and never paid, and why she compares James Talarico to Righteous Gems' Baby Billy.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Sydney Sweeney, Jasmine Crockett & Farrah Abraham Runs for City Council

03:16 Sydney Sweeney's Sports Betting Ad Has the Internet Divided 

04:23 Sports Trading vs. Sports Betting: What's the Difference and Why It Matters

06:14 Sydney Sweeney as an Equity Stakeholder And the Shift in Her Image Since Scooter Braun

13:51 Jasmine Crockett Gave Chris Brown a Congressional Honor: Here's Every Allegation Against Him

21:36 Farrah Abraham Joins: Why the Teen Mom Star Is Running for Austin City Council

25:40 James Talarico Reminds Farrah Abraham of Baby Billy from Righteous Gems

26:57 What Austin's District 5 Constituents Actually Want: Social Services, Housing & Public Safety

29:59 Birth Rates, Family Support & What City Council Can Actually Do About It

34:00 Creators Built These Platforms: Farrah Abraham on Earned Equity and Who Gets Paid

37:52 MTV Financially Abused Its Talent: Farrah Abraham Speaks Out

41:39 Bob Mackie's Legacy & The 63rd Anniversary of the Birmingham Church Bombing

Topics: 

Sydney Sweeney Novig ad, Sydney Sweeney sports betting controversy, Sydney Sweeney ad backlash, Novig sports trading app, women athletes Sydney Sweeney backlash, Jasmine Crockett Chris Brown congressional recognition, Chris Brown Rihanna assault history, Chris Brown Usher tour, Roxane Gay Jasmine Crockett,, Farrah Abraham Austin city council, Farrah Abraham District 5, Teen Mom Farrah Abraham politics, Austin Texas city council race 2026, James Talarico Texas Senate, Texas midterms 2026, MTV Teen Mom financial abuse, Farrah Abraham Sophia Abraham

It's the 25th anniversary of 9/11- Meredith, Rebecca, and Dr. Sarah Oreck talk about where they were, why Gen Z made Osama Bin Laden a folk hero, why we've never found a ritual for collective grief, and why Mayor Zohran Mamdani keeps getting used as a political football by 9/11 conspiracy theorists.

One year since Charlie Kirk's death: Erika Kirk wrote a grief essay for the New York Times with Usha Vance as the through line. Is there a Kirk documentary is coming? At the midterm RNC in Dallas, Republicans put a half-naked Hasan Piker on the jumbotron as enemy number one while Democrats simultaneously try to distance themselves from him. John Fetterman made a surprise video appearance. Grindr crashed in Dallas. Again.

Then, former Anthropic AI researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and went public: AI is racing toward self-improving superintelligence without safeguards, with a 10% chance AI kills humans within the next decade.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: 9/11 at 25, Charlie Kirk One Year Later, the Midterm RNC, and AI Warnings

03:14 Erika Kirk's New York Times Grief Essay A Year Without Charlie Kirk  

05:43 Usha Vance as Erika Kirk's Grief Advisor & the RNC Hug Gate Controversy

13:26 Hasan Piker on the RNC Jumbotron: Why Both Parties Have Made Him Enemy Number One

17:34 John Fetterman's Surprise RNC Video 

24:09 Where Were You on 9/11? The Millennial Experience

29:21 How Do You Explain 9/11 to Kids Who Weren't There, And Why Gen Z Made Bin Laden a Folk Hero

33:59 From Y2K Optimism to Post-9/11 Fear: How One Day Changed American Culture Forever

36:02 Why Mayor Zohran Mamdani Keeps Getting Blamed for 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

43:33 Former Anthropic Researcher Jacob Coxon: 10% Chance AI Kills Humans Within a Decade

49:20 Elizabeth Holmes Documentary, Danny McBride's New Book & What's Having a Moment

Alix Earle finally addressed the Alex Cooper situation on her Netflix show, House of Earle, and Meredith and Rebecca think she's winning this feud. Then, podcaster Amanda Hirsch of Not Skinny But Not Fat posted a Polymarket ad using the Lindsay Clancy case as a hook. It got taken down fast and she sent an apology, but we get into why it was more calculated than a simple mistake. Plus, Kevin Reddington went on GMA and asked President Trump to pardon Lindsay Clancy. Meredith breaks down why Reddington knows it won’t work, but said it anyway.

Then, Texas gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa joins. She's in a virtual tie with Greg Abbott despite being outspent ten to one. She breaks down what Texans actually care about in 2026, why "women are dying" under Texas's abortion ban and Greg Abbott just delayed the maternal mortality numbers until after the election, what ICE raids are doing to mixed-status Latino families, and why Republicans' only shtick is culture wars that nobody has time for anymore.

Plus: the poll worker thirst trap debate, Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary, and what's having a moment.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Alix Earle, Polymarket Backlash, Reddington on GMA & Gina Hinojosa

04:14 Amanda Hirsch's Polymarket Lindsay Clancy Ad And Why It Was More Diabolical Than It Looked

08:24 Did a Juror Bet on the Lindsay Clancy Verdict? The Conspiracy Theory Explained

11:22 Kevin Reddington Asked Trump to Pardon Lindsay Clancy on GMA, But Trump Can't Do That

15:36 Alix Earle Finally Addressed Alex Cooper And She's Winning This Feud

19:28 The Poll Worker Thirst Trap Trend: Both the Video and the Backlash Were Cringe

24:53 Gina Hinojosa Joins: What Do Texans Actually Care About in 2026?

26:06 Gina Hinojosa Is in a Virtual Tie with Greg Abbott, Outspent Ten to One

28:28 "Women Are Dying in Texas:" Gina Hinojosa on Maternal Mortality & Greg Abbott

31:42 ICE Raids Are Hitting Mixed-Status Latino Families in Texas Hard

34:19 Texas Voter Registration Deadline, ICE at the Polls & What a Hinojosa Win Would Actually Mean for Congress

40:35 Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary & What's Having a Moment

Topics: 

Alix Earle Alex Cooper feud, Alix Earle podcast BRCA2, Earle Meets World, Amanda Hirsch Polymarket Lindsay Clancy, Not Skinny But Not Fat Polymarket ad, Lindsay Clancy juror betting, Kevin Reddington GMA interview, Reddington Trump pardon Lindsay Clancy, can Trump pardon Lindsay Clancy, Lindsay Clancy retrial, poll worker thirst trap trend, Brian Tyler Cohen poll worker, Gina Hinojosa Texas governor, Gina Hinojosa Greg Abbott, can Texas flip blue 2026, Texas gubernatorial race 2026, women dying Texas abortion ban, Texas maternal mortality Greg Abbott, ICE raids mixed status families Texas, Texas voter registration deadline, redistricting Texas Voting Rights Act, James Talarico Texas Senate, Nathan Fielder Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything documentary Telluride

The Lindsay Clancy mistrial is official, and Meredith, Rebecca, and Dr. Sarah were live when it happened. They break down the jury deadlock, what a mistrial means legally, and why this outcome isn't surprising given the impossible weight this jury was carrying. Attorney and journalist Aaron Parnas joins live as events unfold — first to explain the deadlock, then to return and break down Kevin Reddington's emergency appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, his ADA argument, and what the prosecution does next. 

First, remembering Gloria Steinem: what she built, what's still unfinished, and why our culture may not have space for a pure activist anymore. Plus, men flooding the comments demanding we repeal the 19th Amendment because of the Lindsay Clancy case, and what that tells us about where we actually are.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Gloria Steinem, Lindsay Clancy Verdict & Aaron Parnas Joins Live

01:43 Remembering Gloria Steinem: What She Built and What's Still Unfinished

04:09 "Either You're a Feminist or You're a Masochist" — Gloria Steinem's Legacy Today

10:13 Men Want to Repeal the 19th Amendment Because of the Lindsay Clancy Case

12:37 Aaron Parnas Joins Live: Attorney Perspective on the Lindsay Clancy Jury Deadlock

14:03 Why Is the Lindsay Clancy Jury Deadlocked? Aaron Parnas Explains

21:15 What Does a Hung Jury Mean for Lindsay Clancy? Mistrial Explained

24:44 Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Declared Live: Her Stoic Reaction and Both Families in the Courtroom

27:23 Kevin Reddington Files an Emergency Appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Court Live

33:50 Aaron Parnas Returns to Explain What Reddington Is Actually Claiming in His Emergency Motion

35:24 What Happens After a Mistrial? Plea Deal, Retrial & What the Prosecution Does Next

42:39 Aftermath Predictions: Will There Be a Second Trial? Happy Labor Day

Topics: 

Lindsay Clancy mistrial, Lindsay Clancy hung jury, Lindsay Clancy verdict, Lindsay Clancy retrial, Kevin Reddington emergency appeal, Kevin Reddington ADA argument, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Lindsay Clancy, Lindsay Clancy what happens next, Lindsay Clancy plea deal, Aaron Parnas Lindsay Clancy, postpartum psychosis trial 2026, Gloria Steinem death, Gloria Steinem legacy, Gloria Steinem feminist quote, repeal the 19th Amendment, 19th Amendment women's right to vote, women's rights 2026, equal pay women 2026, ERA Equal Rights Amendment, Lindsay Clancy family courtroom reaction

The Lindsay Clancy jury is deadlocked, and Meredith and Rebecca break down what a hung jury actually means legally, whether the judge will send them back in, and why this outcome isn't surprising given the impossible weight this jury has been carrying all summer. Then, the Met Gala has quietly dropped its plans to honor John Galliano, a man convicted of a hate crime in Paris for antisemitism, and whether the damage was already done the moment he was announced. Plus, Jeff Bezos donor backlash and what happens when your billionaire conflicts with your values.

Representative Greg Casar of Texas joins to explain why Flock cameras are suddenly everywhere, how AI companies are buying access to your tax dollars under Trump, why even Republicans and libertarians in Texas are turning against mass surveillance, and what the Fourth Amendment actually protects (and doesn't) in an era where one person can track thousands simultaneously. Plus, what real public safety looks like without surveillance, and whether Texas can turn blue in the 2026 midterms.

Plus: AI-generated Dolly Parton greeting the Clancy children in heaven, the AI cigarette who wants to be a vape, Meredith's Fauci Claus Instagram fight, and the one-year anniversary of The Moment LIVE.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Lindsay Clancy Deadlocked Jury, Met Gala Drops Galliano & Rep. Greg Casar on Flock Cameras

01:33 Today's Show: Galliano, Bezos, Lindsay Clancy & Rep. Greg Casar on AI Surveillance

02:34 Met Gala Drops John Galliano: Convicted Antisemite or Redeemed Fashion Genius?

06:20 Jeff Bezos Donor Backlash: When Your Billionaire Conflicts With Your Values

08:26 Lindsay Clancy Jury Is Deadlocked: What Happens Now?

18:18 AI Weirdness: Dolly Parton, the Clancy Children & the AI Cigarette Who Wants to Be a Vape

23:56 Why Flock Cameras Are Suddenly Everywhere: Rep. Greg Casar Explains

24:21 How AI Companies Are Buying Access to Your Tax Dollars Under Trump

27:13 Rep. Casar: Even Republicans in Texas Are Turning Against Flock Cameras

30:54 The Fourth Amendment, Mass Surveillance & Why One Person Can Now Track Thousands

32:43 What Does Real Public Safety Look Like Without Surveillance? Rep. Casar's Answer

37:46 Can Texas Turn Blue? Rep. Greg Casar on the 2026 Midterms

40:55 "Must Be Fauci Claus”: Meredith's Instagram Fight, Trust vs. Institutions & One Year Anniversary

Topics: 

Lindsay Clancy jury deadlocked, Lindsay Clancy hung jury, Lindsay Clancy verdict 2026, Met Gala John Galliano canceled, John Galliano antisemitism conviction, Jeff Bezos donor controversy, Rep. Greg Casar Texas, Flock cameras surveillance, Flock cameras Fourth Amendment, AI mass surveillance 2026, Greg Abbott Flock cameras Texas, AI companies Trump tax dollars, can Texas turn blue 2026, Texas midterms 2026, trust in institutions misinformation, Anthony Fauci conspiracy theories, The Moment LIVE one year anniversary

The Lindsay Clancy jury is deliberating, and Meredith, Rebecca, and Dr. Sarah break down the closing arguments, why the prosecution had their strongest day of the entire trial, and why Kevin Reddington seemed off his game for the first time. Plus, the Andrea Yates case and the expert witness who testified she copied a Law & Order episode that never existed.

Then, attorney Katherine Loftus of NoteMyObjection, former Boston prosecutor turned criminal defense attorney, joins to explain what the jury is actually looking at, why Judge Sullivan added manslaughter as an option, what a manslaughter sentence could look like, and why the Patrick Clancy conspiracy theories will go nowhere legally. Plus, why Massachusetts keeps producing high-profile trials, and whether the Lindsay Clancy case should have been livestreamed at all.

Meta has agreed to pay $18 billion to settle claims from 48 states that Facebook and Instagram deliberately designed addictive features to harm children, and Dr. Sarah Oreck says this is the tobacco moment for social media. 

Then, remembering Dolly Parton and Tim Curry: two icons who changed everything, and why our culture may not have the space to produce another Dolly Parton.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Lindsay Clancy Jury Deliberates, Katherine Loftus, Meta's $18B Settlement & Dolly Parton 

03:07 Lindsay Clancy Closing Arguments: What the Prosecution and Defense Actually Said 

07:05 The Andrea Yates Case, Park Dietz & the Expert Witness Who Referenced a Law & Order Episode That Never Existed 

13:29 Meet Attorney Katherine Loftus (NoteMyObjection): Former Boston Prosecutor and the Lindsay Clancy Jury 

14:59 First Degree, Second Degree, Manslaughter or Not Guilty: What the Jury Is Actually Deciding 

24:38 Kevin Reddington's Closing Arguments and the Prosecution's Best Day 

25:18 Nine Women on the Jury: How Closing Arguments Could Backfire 

26:03 Internet Conspiracy Theories, Civil Cases & What Happens to Lindsay Clancy After the Verdict 

28:37 Why Does Massachusetts Keep Producing High-Profile Trials? Katherine Loftus Explains 

31:21 Should the Lindsay Clancy Trial Have Been Livestreamed? The Cameras in Court Debate 

35:49 Meta Pays $18 Billion for Deliberately Designing Instagram and Facebook to Harm Kids 

39:43 Remembering Dolly Parton and Tim Curry: Two Icons Who Changed The World

Topics: 

Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations, Lindsay Clancy closing arguments, Lindsay Clancy verdict, Kevin Reddington closing argument, Lindsay Clancy manslaughter charge, Lindsay Clancy postpartum psychosis defense, Judge Sullivan manslaughter instruction, Patrick Clancy conspiracy theory debunked, Andrea Yates case, Park Dietz expert witness, Law & Order Andrea Yates trial, Katherine Loftus NoteMyObjection, cameras in courtroom debate, Massachusetts high profile trials, Karen Read case Massachusetts, Meta $18 billion settlement, Facebook Instagram harmful to children, social media addiction kids, Meta child safety settlement 48 states, Dolly Parton death, Dolly Parton tribute, Tim Curry death

Enes Kanter Freedom was ejected from a WNBA game for getting into a confrontation about trans athletes and Meredith and guest co-host Lisandra Vazquez break it down. They get into the fact that there are no trans women playing in the WNBA, why this is a manufactured issue, and what male "advocates" are actually missing about the real challenges facing women in sports. Then, Hayden Panettiere's mother has been making statements about her daughter's passing, and they're getting weird.

Gary, Indiana has been without power for two weeks. Memphis is also in the dark, with 70,000 children missing school meals. We’re connecting the dots on which communities get left behind when the grid fails.

Then, South Carolina pediatrician and Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews joins on the day of the Republican runoff to make the case for why medicine belongs in politics: Trump's new childhood vaccine executive order is not based on science, Medicaid is about to be gutted, RFK Jr. is leading HHS, and South Carolina just had a measles outbreak. She'd be the first pediatrician ever elected to the US Senate.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: WNBA Controversy, Power Outages & Dr. Annie Andrews on the South Carolina Senate Race

00:34 Lisandra Vazquez Is Here — And She's on Tour in Texas and LA

01:06 Enes Kanter Freedom Ejected from WNBA Game: What Actually Happened

02:41 There Are No Trans Women in the WNBA — So Why Is This the Fight?

06:51 What Male WNBA "Advocates" Are Actually Missing About Women in Sports

10:31 Hayden Panettiere's Mom Is Making Statements About Her Daughter's Passing And They're Getting Weird

17:01 Gary, Indiana Has Been Without Power for Two Weeks

20:15 Memphis Is Also Dark And 70,000 Children Are Missing School Meals

25:33 Which Communities Get Left Behind When the Grid Fails

27:41 Dr. Annie Andrews: How Do You Reach Fence-Sitters in a State Trump Won by 18 Points?

30:19 The Case for Electing a Pediatrician to the US Senate

33:28 Trump's Childhood Vaccine Executive Order Is Not Based on Science

37:48 Has MAGA Lost the Plot in South Carolina? Dr. Annie Andrews on the Runoff

40:40 Lisandra Vazquez on Processing the Madness Through Comedy & What's Having a Moment

Topics: 

Enes Kanter Freedom WNBA ejection, trans women WNBA, WNBA trans athlete debate, male advocates women's sports, Sophie Cunningham trans athletes, Hayden Panettiere death, Hayden Panettiere mother statements, Gary Indiana power outage, Memphis power outage, Memphis schools closed power, 70000 children school meals Memphis, grid failure red states, Dr. Annie Andrews South Carolina Senate, South Carolina Senate race 2026, first pediatrician US Senate, Trump childhood vaccine executive order, MMR vaccine split, RFK Jr HHS vaccines, South Carolina measles outbreak, Medicaid cuts 2026, South Carolina Republican runoff 2026, Darlene Graham Senate appointment, Lisandra Vazquez comedian

Karoline Leavitt is out as White House Press Secretary. Meredith and Rebecca break down why it was always going to end this way, why Amazon would never hire her, and who's actually on the shortlist to replace her. Then, Alex Cooper's Unwell just took a $500 million private equity investment, Dave Portnoy's book claims she threatened fake harassment allegations to get out of her Barstool contract, and her beverage company is shuttering after Halloween. Is this a house of cards?

The USS Abraham Lincoln has been deployed for 200+ days with no port call, crew members are in mental health crisis, and the war in Iran has quietly faded from the news cycle while families back home have no idea when their people are coming home. Then, Josh Kushner and Bob Iger buy the Los Angeles Lakers for $12.5 billion, and Karlie Kloss calling herself a Democrat while married to a Kushner deserves some scrutiny.

Plus, the Holistic Psychologist Nicole LePera's throuple imploded in a New York Times-covered lawsuit alleging abuse, stalking, and $3.5 million in unpaid earnings and what it says about the self-help industrial complex.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: Karoline Leavitt, Alex Cooper, USS Abraham Lincoln Crisis, Lakers, and the Holistic Psychologist

02:15 Karoline Leavitt Is Leaving the White House: What She Does Next & Why Amazon Would Never Hire Her

05:16 Who Replaces Karoline Leavitt as White House Press Secretary? Alina Habba, Katie Miller, Anna Kelly, Sage Steele & Scott Jennings

13:54 Alex Cooper's Unwell Gets a $500 Million Investment With Private Equity Ties

16:24 Dave Portnoy's Book Claims Alex Cooper Threatened Fake Harassment Allegations

24:23 Where Will Alex Cooper Be in Five Years?

27:40 USS Abraham Lincoln Crew Faces Mental Health Crisis After 200+ Days at Sea in Iran War

33:10 Josh Kushner and Bob Iger Buy the Los Angeles Lakers for $12.5 Billion: What's Really Going On

36:41 Can Karlie Kloss Call Herself a Democrat While Married to a Kushner?

38:53 The Holistic Psychologist Nicole LePera's Throuple Lawsuit: Abuse, Stalking & $3.5 Million

49:43 Vote for The Moment LIVE at SXSW & Wrap Up

Topics: 

Karoline Leavitt replacement White House press secretary, Alex Cooper Unwell private equity investment, Dave Portnoy Alex Cooper allegations, USS Abraham Lincoln mental health crisis Iran deployment, Josh Kushner Bob Iger Los Angeles Lakers sale, Nicole LePera Holistic Psychologist throuple lawsuit 2026

AOC is publicly freezing her eggs, and not ruling out a 2028 presidential run. Rebecca, who froze her own eggs at 30, breaks down what the process actually costs, why AOC is paying out of pocket on her DC marketplace plan, and why Republican fertility policy has nothing to do with birth rates and everything to do with control. Then, Brad Pitt admits he's drinking again after 7.5 years sober, and Meredith thinks he's on the offense because something is coming.

Senator Ed Markey joins to warn that Trump is planning to deploy ICE at polling stations this November, Todd Blanche won't take it off the table, and Democrats need to be ready for civil disobedience on steroids. He breaks down the SAVE Act, ankle monitors on Haitian TPS holders in Ohio, and what it means that Republican senators now operate on Godfather rules.

Plus: Thom Tillis is renting Mitch McConnell's carriage house, and the Wicker trailer has the internet losing its mind.

The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment.

Follow The Moment LIVE

YouTube

00:00 The Moment LIVE: AOC Egg Freezing, Brad Pitt Sobriety & Sen. Ed Markey on 2026 Midterms

07:42 Katie Miller, Embryo Laws & Why Republican Fertility Policy Is About Control

28:19 SAVE Act Voter ID 2026: Sen. Markey: It’s the “Save Their Asses Act"

Topics: 

AOC egg freezing, AOC 2028 presidential run, egg freezing cost insurance, egg freezing process explained, Anne Hathaway pregnancy, Brad Pitt drinking, Brad Pitt sobriety Esquire interview, Brad Pitt off the wagon, Brad Pitt AI films, Sen. Ed Markey 2026 midterms, ICE at polling stations 2026, Todd Blanche attorney general, SAVE Act voter ID 2026, voter suppression 2026 midterms, Haitian TPS ankle monitors Ohio, TPS temporary protected status 2026, Republican Party cracks Trump, Susan Collins Todd Blanche vote, Thom Tillis Mitch McConnell landlord, Wicker 2026 Olivia Colman Alexander Skarsgard, civil disobedience midterms 2026