Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist S2026E03 - Jan 18, 2026

President Donald Trump said in a Truth Social post that everyone in the Biden administration should be arrested for using an "autopen" to sign bills and executive orders. This comes as Trump turns up the heat on his political rivals including Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell who says he's under investigation because the president doesn't like how he handled interest rates. NBC's Melanie Zanona reports for Sunday TODAY. Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker joins Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist to assess President Donald Trump's first year back in the White House. Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei is blaming the United States and President Donald Trump for inciting violence in the streets of Iran during which thousands of demonstrators have been killed by the regime. A U.S. based human rights group estimates about 3,000 protestors have been killed by Iranian security forces, but activists suggest that number could be higher. NBC's Molly Hunter reports for Sunday TODAY. The European Union is holding an emergency meeting after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a new 10% tariff on Denmark and seven other European nations until a deal is reached for the United States to purchase Greenland. NBC's Ryan Nobles reports in this week's Sunday Focus on Trump push to acquire the massive, icy island. One half of the NFL's final four is set after the Seattle Seahawks beat the San Francisco 49ers, and the Denver Broncos win in overtime against the Buffalo Bills. The stage is set in South Florida for the highly anticipated college football championship between Miami and Indiana. The Hoosiers arrive undefeated, a huge turnaround for a team that hadn't won a bowl game since 1991, now just one day away from making history. NBC's Kathy Park reports for Sunday TODAY. It has been just over a month since Hollywood icon Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were murdered in their home, police say, by their own son. Alongside the millions of lives Reiner touched over the years through his movies are those he impacted much more privately including a Texas inmate found guilty of a 1992 murder for which he says, he was wrongfully convicted. NBC's Dan Slepian reports in this week's Sunday Spotlight.