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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 113 days 13 hours 6 minutes
Questions Swirl After 4 U.S. Troops Die In Niger
The four American Green Berets who died in Niger. We'll look at the mission, and the uproar over President Trump's comments on their deaths.
Astronaut Scott Kelly's View From Space
Former astronaut Scott Kelly joins us to talk his out-of-this-world year in space, and where we might be headed next – think Mars.
#MeToo: Women Share Stories Of Sexual Harassment, Assault
With two short words, women around the world are shining a light on the pervasive nature of sexual harassment and assault.
Decoding The Creative Genius Of Leonardo da Vinci
History's most creative genius — Leonardo da Vinci. Walter Isaacson explores the life of the great Renaissance genius of art and science.
Erick Erickson Talks America Now
Big red state conservative voice Erick Erickson joins us to talk Trump, White House stability, and the country.
On Point LIVE In Boston: Van Jones, Celeste Ng, Josh Ritter
On Point Live hits Boston. Van Jones, Celeste Ng and Josh Ritter joined us Friday night at the city's historic Faneuil Hall.
Trump Decertifies Iran Deal, Charting New Path In Middle East
President Trump decertifies the Iran nuclear deal. What now? We'll dive in.
Do Politics Have A Place In The NFL?
Freedom, respect and "taking a knee" in the NFL. The VP walks out. Trump threatens. What's right here?
Week In The News: California Fires, Iran Deal, 'World War III' Warning
California on fire. Iran deal on the line. A World War III warning. Weinstein ick. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
How Smartphones Are Draining Our Brain Power
Smartphones and our brains. New research says the little computer in our hand is changing our minds.