Tonight, the fallout from President Trump's exclusive sit down on NBC, the aftermath after

the president said on Meet the Press, I don't know when asked whether he had an obligation

to uphold the Constitution when it comes to deporting citizens and non-citizens.

Plus, the president's new tactic, he says, is aimed at getting undocumented migrants to

self-deport.

And his controversial plan to reopen Alcatraz, one of America's most notorious prisons.

The desperate search, at least three people are dead, and more are missing after a boat

of migrants overturned near San Diego.

The controversial new military strategy Israel is taking in Gaza. We're on the

ground in the Middle East. Jury selection underway in the Sean Diddy Combs trial, what the music

mogul told the judge about how he was feeling, and the list of celebrity names from Michael B. Jordan

to Mike Myers, jurors were told, could come up.

Philadelphia police investigating the anti-Semitic sign in a night spot that has outraged the world of Barstool Sports. And as the conclave to choose a new Pope nears, Francis's lasting

impact on a pasta factory with an amazing story to tell.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome. NBC News is exclusive interview with President Trump from over the

weekend, presenting new insight tonight into the president's reading of the Constitution

and the right to due process.

Seeming to suggest at one point in the interview with Kristen Welker that applying due process

to citizens and non-citizens alike might prove impractical in terms of sheer numbers when it comes

to deportation.

Saying he'll rely on brilliant lawyers that work for him to clarify

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