Cenk Uygur, Ben Mankiewicz and Brett Erlich discuss troubling reports that the Department of Justice tapped Fox News reporter James Rosen’s phone line — as well as his parents’ phone line. watch video
Cenk Uygur talks with Mike Hancock, president of Basement Contractors in Edmond, Okla., about whether it’s the government’s role to mandate that shelters be built in homes or schools to prevent deaths from future disasters. watch video
Guest host Mark Thompson and “The Young Turks” contributors Ben Mankiewicz and Dorothy Lucey talk with the Sierra Club’s Lena Moffitt about Shell’s plans to drill in the Gulf of Mexico. watch video
Mark Thompson, Dorothy Lucey and Ben Mankiewicz debate the seriousness of reports that the Department of Justice seized phone records from the Associated Press and talk about what made the seizure possible. watch video
In today’s “U-Block” Cenk, Michael Shure and Ben Mankiewicz answer the viewer-submitted question: “Who was our best president since FDR?” Their answers may surprise you. watch video
Cenk Uygur talks with Media Matters senior fellow Eric Boehlert, “The War Room” host Michael Shure and TYT contributor Ben Mankiewicz about the National Rifle Association convention and the latest gun tragedies, several of which have involved children. watch video
Cenk Uygur, Michael Shure, Ben Mankiewicz and Media Matters senior fellow Eric Boehlert debate the probability of American intervention in Syria, despite murky intelligence surrounding the alleged chemical weapons strike that crossed President Obama’s “red line.” watch video
Cenk Uygur, reporter Mark Thompson, TYT contributor Ben Mankiewicz, BuzzFeed’s Michael Hastings and comedian Jamie DeWolf discuss the political effect the Boston Marathon bombing could have on the U.S. watch video
Cenk Uygur talks with reporter Mark Thompson, TYT contributor Ben Mankiewicz and BuzzFeed’s Michael Hastings about whether the Boston Marathon bombings were politically motivated. watch video
Cenk Uygur, TYT contributor Ben Mankiewicz and BuzzFeed’s Michael Hastings discuss why Americans are so much more shaken by tragedies like the Newtown school shooting and the Boston Marathon bombing than foreign tragedies that happen in the same day. watch video