Ryan Nobles
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Sep 24, 2026
Ryan NoblesHOST
[upbeat music] Hi there, welcome to Meet the Press now.
Ryan NoblesHOST
I'm Ryan Nobles in Washington as President Trump rolls out the literal red carpet for Chinese President Xi Jinping, praising the authoritarian leader and touting their personal relationship.
Ryan NoblesHOST
The warm welcome for the strongman leader comes against the backdrop of President Trump's efforts to ban media outlets from the White House grounds whose coverage he disagrees with.
Ryan NoblesHOST
The ceremonies surrounding President Xi's state visit to Washington were full of pomp, including a military flyover during his arrival ceremony yesterday, and a military review at the White House this morning.
John ThuneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I think that's the best way to go.
Kristen WelkerHOST
Joining me now is NBC News senior national politics reporter John Allen and Chief Capitol Hill correspondent Ryan Nobles.
Kristen WelkerHOST
Thanks to both of you for starting us off.
Kristen WelkerHOST
John, let me start with you.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
AT THE HEART OF THIS INVESTIGATION, THIS CEO OF A DEFENSE CONTRACTING COMPANY PICTURED WITH THE SENATOR HERE REPORTEDLY TELLING THE FBI COLLINS GAVE HIM TENS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN FOR SUPERPAC DONATIONS.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
RYAN NOBLES IS REPORTING FROM THE HILL FOR US AND IS JOINING US NOW.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
RYAN, THIS IS A REALLY IN DEPTH INVESTIGATION.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
WALK US THROUGH SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS HERE AND HOW SENATOR COLLINS IS RESPONDING.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Of course, Yasmin, she is in what might be the most competitive race on the Senate map in Maine, one that could determine who controls the Senate after the fall election.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
Yeah, certainly a race that we've been talking about for some time and will continue to talk about between now and November.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
Ryan Nobles, thank you.
Yasmin Massoud-YinHOST
Now to top stories, news feed and scary scenes out of Queens here in New York.
Tom LlamasHOST
Republican Senator Mitch McConnell has just returned to the Senate after a three-month absence.
Tom LlamasHOST
Ryan Nobles is live on the Capi- on Capitol Hill tonight for us.
Tom LlamasHOST
And Ryan, McConnell has faced persistent questions over his health issues.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, that's right, Tom, and this is the first time that we've seen McConnell since he fell in June, and during that time his office has been very guarded about his return and his recovery.
Tom LlamasHOST
It's the first time many people have seen him in three months.
Tom LlamasHOST
NBC's Ryan Nobles is on Capitol Hill.
Tom LlamasHOST
Ryan, McConnell had faced mounting questions over his health issues.
Tom LlamasHOST
Did we learn anything today?
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
It never came to that, uh, and this is where we are now.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
McConnell back at work, but just, just how much activity we'll see from him, uh, even though he has vowed to finish out his term, which ends at the end of the year, Tom.
Tom LlamasHOST
Ryan Nobles on that breaking news.
Tom LlamasHOST
Ryan, thank you for that.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This can't wait, but, uh, I'm not sure that this Congress right now in the next several weeks certainly will not be addressing it, but, uh, we should be looking at it in the future.
Yamiche AlcindorHOST
Joining me now, NBC News artificial intelligence reporter, Jared Perlow, NBC News Chief Capitol Hill Correspondent, Ryan Nobles, and NBC News Senior National Politics Reporter, Jon Allen, who is at the White House.
Yamiche AlcindorHOST
Also with me is Andrew Youn, Head of Research at Civ AI, a nonprofit focused on educating the public about AI's capabilities and dangers.
Yamiche AlcindorHOST
Thank you all for being here.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
So OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, tech billionaire Elon Musk, they said they'd be on board with this plan.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
But what about Congress? And as lawmakers return to Capitol Hill this week, will they be able to take any meaningful action on regulating AI? I mean, do we-- they even have the knowledge to do so? So for that, I want to bring in Ryan Nobles.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
He's our Chief Capitol Hill correspondent.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
Hey, Ryan.
7 MINS LATER
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
but I was freaked out by AI.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Yes.
Yasmin VossoughianHOST
Ryan Nobles, thank you.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Thanks, Yas.
Tom LlamasHOST
The Republican convention back in session tonight as the GOP faces several big challenges heading into election season, including the war on Iran and inflation.
Tom LlamasHOST
Our Ryan Nobles is in Dallas at the convention.
Tom LlamasHOST
He starts us off.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Tonight, President Trump defending his provocative new plan.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
He spoke for nearly two hours.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Tom.
Tom LlamasHOST
Ryan Nobles leading us off tonight.
Tom LlamasHOST
We want to turn now to some more developing news.
Tom LlamasHOST
The president is expected to return to this stage tonight after speaking for more than an hour and a half yesterday, as well as Vice President J.D. Vance, who, of course, is weighing his own run for office in 2028.
Tom LlamasHOST
Our Ryan Nobles is live inside the convention center again for us tonight.
Tom LlamasHOST
And Ryan, you've been speaking with lawmakers all day about the president's promise.
Ryan NoblesCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, that's right, Tom.
Bobby CapucciHOST
But if you're serious about an investigation, as far as the NPA goes, don't you think that Alex Acosta is somebody you'd want to talk to? Don't you think the other people that I just mentioned should be called in front of this committee? Probably a good idea.
Bobby CapucciHOST
This article was authored by Tom Winter, Laura Strickler, Ryan Nobles, Chelsea Damberg, and Lexi Rudolph.
Bobby CapucciHOST
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Tuesday listed former attorney generals, a former FBI director, former President Bill Clinton, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as people all subject to subpoenas for matters tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
Bobby CapucciHOST
However, not named in the news release was Alex Acosta, who was the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida, whose secret non-prosecution agreement with Epstein created a spark that has turned into an inferno of controversy nearly 20 years later.
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