Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and MS NOW's Luke Russert threw down in a tense exchange about Tillis's decision to vote to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The post ‘I’m Done’ MS NOW Anchor Throws Down with ...
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Luke Russert is returning to television, following in the footsteps of his father Tim Russert - once a household name on Sunday mornings in America. The only son of the TV icon, who died of a heart ...
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Thom Tillis says RFK Jr. endangered lives after voting to confirm him
Retiring North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis now says Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endangered lives after voting to confirm him in 2025. A tense interview with Luke Russert about his 10-week-old ...
Journalist Luke Russert is a first-time father! The MS NOW co-host announced on his show, The Weeknight, that his wife, Laura, gave birth to their baby girl on July 25, 2026.
MS NOW’s Luke Russert laid into supporters of the Make America Healthy Again movement, blaming them for gifting the country with “poopy lettuce.” As Russert noted, more than 30 states have contacted ...
Poor Luke Russert got cut off at the knees today after he asked Nancy Pelosi if her old self was blocking a younger generation of Democrats from attaining power. That's a solid question, as Russert ...
Luke Russert, BC ’08, was watching a soccer match at a bar in Florence when he got the call. Having just earned degrees in communications and history, the newly minted Boston College alum was enjoying ...
Using a Washington Post op-ed piece on “John Roberts’s Compromise of 2012” as a jumping-off point, Luke Russert explained that the idea that Roberts was “originally conservative and then was persuaded ...
MSNBC is launching a live event series, MSNBC Live, that will mark the return of Luke Russert. He will serve as host and creative director of the events, which will include forums in Washington, D.C.
Luke Russert grew up in Washington, D.C., but thanks to his late father, the newsman Tim Russert, he has a strong Buffalo connection. During this interview about his book "Look For Me There" at the ...
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