PoliticsWill the DOJ’s latest charges against James Comey stick? Anthropic heads to Wall Street

The Justice Department has charged former FBI Director James Comey, alleging he mishandled classified information in October 2016. Comey says he is innocent, and his lawyers argue the statute of limitations has expired. NBC News correspondent Laura Jarrett examines how the charges fit the Trump administration’s broader efforts against Comey and others it views as political enemies. The program also discusses Anthropic’s move toward Wall Street.