Next Up with Mark Halperin
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Trump’s High-Stakes WHCA Return, Key Texas Senate Battle, and an Inside Look at Iran Negotiations
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April 23, 2026
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1:05:08Now PlayingMark Halperin’s reported monologue breaks down Donald Trump’s high-stakes return to the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, his first appearance at the event as president. He explains why the event is a rite of passage, how past presidents have handled the comedy pressure, and what to watch for as Trump faces one of the toughest rooms in Washington.
Plus, Ben Ferguson breaks down the critical Texas Senate race and why Attorney General Ken Paxton could have a major edge over Senator John Cornyn. He also dives into what Ted Cruz is really like and what voters may be missing. Then, foreign policy expert Dr. Walid Phares explains why Iran could be stalling negotiations.
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