EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 49 MIN
Euphoria's Wedding Went off the Rails, Shots Fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner & Rep. Joaquin Castro Goes Inside Dilley
from The Moment LIVE! Politics & Culture, Explained · host The Moment LIVE
Shots were fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and then things got even weirder. The suspect left a manifesto, Norah O'Donnell read it to Trump on 60 Minutes, and his response told us everything. Plus: Pregnant Karoline Leavitt was ducking under tables while Secret Service grabbed Trump, and Melania is calling for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired. Then: Euphoria's wedding episode went off the rails. Meredith thinks the show has jumped the shark, Rebecca is done entirely. Plus the theory about why the Cassie/Nate storyline exists at all, and why Eric Dane is delivering the best performance of the season while living with ALS. Then Rep. Joaquin Castro (TX-20) goes inside the Dilley Detention Center — the two month old baby who was the youngest detainee, the fact that not a single person there has a criminal record (ICE told him that), medical care being denied until lives are at stake, private equity making billions off child imprisonment, and what accountability actually looks like after the midterms. Rebecca's moment is A Small Light and Sergey Brin's MAGA era. Meredith's moment is Emma Grede's Start With Yourself — and why it's not the girl boss book people think it is. Topics: White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, Cole Allen manifesto, Norah O'Donnell Trump interview, Melania Jimmy Kimmel, Karoline Leavitt, Euphoria wedding episode, Cassie Nate, Eric Dane ALS, Rep Joaquin Castro, Dilley Detention Center, ICE detention children, private equity ICE, immigration accountability, Sergey Brin MAGA, Emma Grede Start With Yourself, A Small Light The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment. Follow The Moment LIVE YouTube Substack Instagram TikTok CHAPTERS 00:00 The Moment LIVE: Politics, Culture & Breaking News 00:09 Shots Fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Euphoria's Wedding & Rep. Joaquin Castro 02:26 Was It Really Staged? White House Ballroom Opportunists 04:08 Trump Read the Manifesto & His Response on 60 Minutes 10:38 Pregnant Karoline Leavitt Left Ducking Under Tables While Secret Service Grabbed Trump 11:30 Melania Is Calling for Jimmy Kimmel to Be Fired 13:11 Euphoria's Wedding Episode Went off the Rails 16:38 The Cassie/Nate Storyline Was Supposed to Be Jules Theory 17:15 Eric Dane Delivers the Best Performance of the Season 19:20 Meet Rep. Joaquin Castro: TX-20, Seven Terms & Going Inside Dilley 21:37 Liam Conejo Ramos Update: Released But the Asylum Case Isn't Over 24:00 ICE Is Flush With Cash: Rep. Castro on the DHS Funding Fight 27:44 Medical Care Denied Until Lives Are at Stake 30:11 What Does Accountability Look Like After the Midterms? 33:06 Private Equity Is Making Billions Off Child Imprisonment 41:07 Having a Moment: A Small Light, Sergey Brin Goes MAGA & Emma Grede's Start With Yourself
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Shots were fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and then things got even weirder. The suspect left a manifesto, Norah O'Donnell read it to Trump on 60 Minutes, and his response told us everything. Plus: Pregnant Karoline Leavitt was ducking under tables while Secret Service grabbed Trump, and Melania is calling for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired. Then: Euphoria's wedding episode went off the rails. Meredith thinks the show has jumped the shark, Rebecca is done entirely. Plus the theory about why the Cassie/Nate storyline exists at all, and why Eric Dane is delivering the best performance of the season while living with ALS. Then Rep. Joaquin Castro (TX-20) goes inside the Dilley Detention Center — the two month old baby who was the youngest detainee, the fact that not a single person there has a criminal record (ICE told him that), medical care being denied until lives are at stake, private equity making billions off child imprisonment, and what accountability actually looks like after the midterms. Rebecca's moment is A Small Light and Sergey Brin's MAGA era. Meredith's moment is Emma Grede's Start With Yourself — and why it's not the girl boss book people think it is. Topics: White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, Cole Allen manifesto, Norah O'Donnell Trump interview, Melania Jimmy Kimmel, Karoline Leavitt, Euphoria wedding episode, Cassie Nate, Eric Dane ALS, Rep Joaquin Castro, Dilley Detention Center, ICE detention children, private equity ICE, immigration accountability, Sergey Brin MAGA, Emma Grede Start With Yourself, A Small Light The Moment LIVE is hosted by Meredith Lynch and Rebecca Sananès. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss a moment. Follow The Moment LIVE YouTubeSubstackInstagramTikTok CHAPTERS 00:00 The Moment LIVE: Politics, Culture & Breaking News 00:09 Shots Fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Euphoria's Wedding & Rep. Joaquin Castro 02:26 Was It Really Staged? White House Ballroom Opportunists 04:08 Trump Read the Manifesto & His Response on 60 Minutes 10:38 Pregnant Karoline Leavitt Left Ducking Under Tables While Secret Service Grabbed Trump 11:30 Melania Is Calling for Jimmy Kimmel to Be Fired 13:11 Euphoria's Wedding Episode Went off the Rails 16:38 The Cassie/Nate Storyline Was Supposed to Be Jules Theory 17:15 Eric Dane Delivers the Best Performance of the Season 19:20 Meet Rep. Joaquin Castro: TX-20, Seven Terms & Going Inside Dilley 21:37 Liam Conejo Ramos Update: Released But the Asylum Case Isn't Over 24:00 ICE Is Flush With Cash: Rep. Castro on the DHS Funding Fight 27:44 Medical Care Denied Until Lives Are at Stake 30:11 What Does Accountability Look Like After the Midterms? 33:06 Private Equity Is Making Billions Off Child Imprisonment 41:07 Having a Moment: A Small Light, Sergey Brin Goes MAGA & Emma Grede's Start With Yourself
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