September 21, 2020
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56:24Now PlayingMonday on the NewsHour, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death creates an opening on the U.S. Supreme Court just weeks before the election. Plus: The political response to Ginsburg’s death, can President Trump and the Senate GOP rush a nomination, 200,000 COVID-19 fatalities in the U.S., people we have lost to the pandemic, U.S. sanctions on Iran and Politics Monday with Amy Walter and Tamara Keith.
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Ginsburg death sparks political battle weeks before election
What's next in the fight over Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat?
Hassan: 'Deeply disturbing' for GOP to rush SCOTUS hearings
News Wrap: Dozens of wildfires still burning on West Coast
Understanding the magnitude of U.S. coronavirus death toll
With 200,000 dead, how U.S. can change COVID-19 trajectory
The international implications of new U.S. sanctions on Iran
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Supreme Court vacancy
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