More than 1,100 former Justice Department officials and nine Democratic Senators are calling on Attorney General William Barr to resign after he intervened in the case of President Trump’s longtime associate Roger Stone.

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Law & Disorder: Trump & Barr Under Fire Over Stone Case

After the chaotic Iowa Caucuses, the stakes in Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary feel even higher. 

Between a Rock and the Granite State

With a break in the action at the impeachment trial, Kasie DC hits the road to Iowa where the caucuses are 24 hours from starting. This year with new rules many will enter, a few may claim to win. Joins Kasie alongside Jeremy Peters, Dan Balz, Karine Jean-Pierre and many more for this special edition of Kasie DC. 

It’s beginning to feel a lot like caucuses

Lesson one: win Iowa. An astounding number of Democrats and Republicans won their party's nomination after winning first in the Iowa caucuses—but America's first battleground hasn't always been a priority for campaigns. Jimmy Carter was the first to realize that a win there could propel a candidate into the national spotlight.Chris Matthews examines Carter's approach to the 1972 campaign with Gerry Rafshoon, who handled political advertising for the candidate, and veteran journalist Judy Woodruff, who covered the campaign in her early years with NBC.

INTRODUCING: So You Wanna Be President? with Chris Matthews

Kasie is joined by some of the most prominent sports journalists in the country after NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter were killed in a helicopter crash.

Kobe Bryant Dead at 41

After months of debate, the impeachment trial starts this week in the senate. But looming over the hearings are questions like which witnesses if any will be called and will days of proceedings stretch 12 hours at a time? 

Can I get a witness? The senate impeachment trial gets underway this week with major questions remaining

Some lawmakers and many Americans are grappling with what specific intelligence led the military to kill Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, and this weekend none of it got any clearer.

Central Intelligence: Trump Administration Sends Mixed Signals on Iran Intel

Kasie Hunt returns to the anchor chair as the conflict with Iran intensifies and the standoff over a Senate impeachment trial continues.

So, What’d I Miss?

As we shut the book on 2019 there are things worth remembering and things worth forgetting. Ayman Mohyeldin is joined by Natasha Bertrand, Shannon Pettypiece, Dave Wasserman, NBA Star Enes Kanter and many more to look back but most importantly to look ahead to impeachment and the 2020 presidential race in the year to come. 

Look both ways before crossing into 2020

Nancy Pelosi holds off on sending impeachment articles to the Senate, but the aftershocks from the historic House vote are already being felt. 

The Capitol Is Quiet, A Little Too Quiet: In The Wake of Impeachment

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sends Republicans his proposal for how the Senate trial should go, including a request for witnesses like Mick Mulvaney and John Bolton to testify, as Republicans disagree over the appropriate length of that trial.

The Long or the Short of It? Disagreement Over What Senate Trial Should Look Like

Congress has a long to-do list to tackle, including striking a deal to avert a government shutdown, as Democrats prepare to present articles of impeachment against President Trump.

It’s The Most Washington Time of Year: Congress Scrambles as Impeachment Nears

Every Sunday night on Kasie DC, NBC News Capitol Hill Correspondent Kasie Hunt brings exclusive reporting, newsmaking interviews and sharp conversation -- taking viewers inside the corridors of power in Washington to help unlock the week ahead.

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