The Takeout with Major Garrett

Major and Ed tag team today’s show. Major begins the show in New York, following his interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Nancy Cordes joins from the White House with the toplines of her recent call with President Trump. CBS News Contributors H.R. McMaster and Elliot Ackerman react to Major’s interview. Ed then takes it away with a pivot to the latest on the Hantavirus with analysis from Dr. Jon LaPook. He tosses to our CBS Radio Flashback for the day, when Fmr. Pres. George HW Bush discusses Operation Desert Storm. Join us for the full episode here! 

CDC has designated a Level 3 response for the Hantavirus outbreak, after members on a cruise were first exposed. Dr. Celine Gounder notes what this means and how it differs from COVID. Virginia's State Supreme Court struck down the proposed congressional map in a 4-3 vote. This comes after voters in the state approved of a referendum that would've given Democrats four more seats. CBS News Election Law Contributor David Becker discusses the implications for the redistricting effort. Plus, the Pentagon releases UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena) files to the public, leaving them open to interpretation. Former Navy Pilot Alex Dietrich, who has her own experience with seeing a UFO, reacts to the latest. All that and more on The Takeout!

Caitlin Huey-Burns fills in for Major. The U.S. is awaiting Iran’s response to their proposal to end the war. Nancy Cordes joins from the White House with more. A suicide note allegedly linked to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been released. Anna Schecter reports on the latest and the response from the Department of Justice. Nicole Sganga details her CBS News investigation into the 13-minute lapse in footage where the suspect is not accounted for. Plus, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is in the midst of her re-election campaign, facing off against Councilwoman Nithya Raman and Reality Star Spencer Pratt. Just a day after the LA Mayoral Debate, Adam Yamaguchi interviews Pratt on his pitch on why voters should choose him, given his lack of experience. Join us for the full episode here!

Caitlin Huey-Burns anchors today. From Secy. Rubio telling reporters that the war's new phase of Project Freedom to President Trump's announcement pausing the same project, the administration's provided mixed messaging about the war in Iran. Nancy Cordes and Aaron MacLean join to cut through the noise. Five of the seven Indiana Republican lawmakers who opposed the President's redistricting effort lost their primaries. Fin Gomez recaps those results and the other primaries from Tuesday night. Plus, longtime South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham faces a longshot challenge from Dr. Annie Andrews. Andrews joins "The Takeout" to discuss what sets her candidacy apart. Listen to the full episode here!

Secretary of State Marco Rubio briefs reporters on what he calls the new stage of the war in Iran. Nancy Cordes joins from the White House North Lawn to report on his comments. It’s primary day in Ohio and Indiana, where several Republican state lawmakers bucked the President on his redistricting effort to gain more seats. Ed O’Keefe tosses to his interview with one of the lawmakers impacted. As many Americans disapprove of the Supreme Court, one Maryland Congressman is introducing legislation that would provide term limits to justices. Rep. Johnny Olszewski joins “The Takeout” to discuss his bill. Join us for the full episode here!

Weijia Jiang fills in for Major. Spirit Airlines shuts down over the weekend, citing high oil prices due to the war in Iran. Kris Van Cleave and Peter Greenberg discuss what this means for the airline industry. Two U.S. service members are reported missing in Morocco, while participating in a military exercise. Eleanor Watson details the latest. Plus, the Supreme Court temporarily blocks a lower court ruling that would limit mifepristone access. Jessica Levinson walks us through the next steps. Listen to the full episode here!

Caitlin Huey-Burns fills in for Major. CBS News confirms that Spirit Airlines could shut down as soon as tomorrow. Kris van Cleave discusses the latest developments. Iran makes a new offer to settle the war, this as President Trump sends a letter to Congress, claiming that hostilities have terminated in the region. Aaron MacLean joins for analysis. U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro releases additional footage of the moments before and during the shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner. Anna Schecter breaks down the footage, while Sam Vinograd explains from a national security lens. Plus, Louisiana Democrat Troy Carter reacts to the state's effort to draw new maps following Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling, and what it means for his seat. All that and more, right here on "The Takeout"!

Congress has finally funded the Department of Homeland Security, ending the partial government shutdown that lasted over 70 days concerning the agency. Nikole Killion is on Capitol Hill with more. Maine Governor Janet Mills suspends her Senate campaign, clearing the path for Graham Platner to become the Democratic nominee. Major speaks with New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham about what this means for the state of the Democratic Party. Pam Bondi is set to face the House Oversight Committee on May 29 regarding her involvement with the Epstein Files. Virginia Democrat James Walkinshaw, who serves on that committee, discusses what questions he would ask the former Attorney General. The redistricting battle between Democrats and Republicans continues, with Florida's legislature passing new maps that would grant Republicans four additional seats in the House. Florida GOP Party Chair Evan Power joins to discuss that and how Wednesday's Supreme Court decision would impact future elections in his state. All that and more on "The Takeout." 

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act, throwing out a Louisiana congressional map with two majority-minority districts. Jan Crawford breaks down how the justices reached their decision. Major interviews House Minority Whip Katherine Clark for her reaction, where Congress stands as the war in Iran reaches 60 days, and the ongoing partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testifies at the House Armed Services Committee, where he is pressed on the administration's war in Iran. Democratic Senator John Fetterman joins "The Takeout" to defend Operation Epic Fury and explain why he supports President Trump's request for a White House Ballroom. Former FBI Director James Comey turned himself in today, following the second indictment from the Justice Department. Jake Rosen provides color and context for Comey's arrival in the courtroom. Join us for the full episode here!

Under Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, the Department of Justice indicts former FBI Director James Comey once again. Katrina Kaufman joins Major in New York with more. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis proposes a new congressional map that, if passed, would likely give Republicans four extra seats in the House. Rep. Kathy Castor, a Florida Democrat, whose district would be impacted, reacts to the map. Plus, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker is leading a state accountability commission seeking to provide answers following ICE enforcement in the state through Operation Midway Blitz. Major interviews Gov. Pritzker on what he hopes to accomplish with this initiative, his executive order on prediction markets and much more. Listen to the full episode here!