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Rev. Al Sharpton is joined by his panel in this special episode of Politics Nation where they award the moment that is most worthy of the “Blueberry Pie” Award.

When Steve Bannon was fired, Donald Trump said today, "he not only lost his job, he lost his mind." An epic fight is poised to begin.

President Trump issues a statement in response to comments made by Steve Bannon in a newly-released book, arguing that the former White House strategist “has nothing to do with me or my Presidency.” NBC’s Hallie Jackson reports.

Donald Trump's "primary source of information gathering" is conservative media. It's causing problems that are hard to ignore.

Democrats Doug Jones and Tina Smith were sworn in to the Senate today.

In a new book by journalist Michael Wolff, Trump's former adviser Steve Bannon says there's 'zero' chance Donald Trump Jr. did not take the attendees to the July 2016 Trump Tower meeting to meet his father.

Rev. Al Sharpton is joined by his panel in this special episode of Politics Nation where they award the best and worst of political speeches done this year.

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

Rev. Al Sharpton is joined by his panel in this special episode of Politics Nation where they award the best and worst of political moves done this year.

Given international taunts over nuclear “buttons”, NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle breaks down each step of the U.S. process for ordering a nuclear strike.

The more unpopular and scandal plagued Donald Trump becomes, the more he seems able to count on the Republican Party's support.

Joshua Boyle and his family were held hostage by the Taliban for five years. They have been free for the past few month, but now Joshua is facing several criminal charges and could soon lose his freedom again.

Former White House strategist Steve Bannon also tells author Michael Wolff in a new book, “Fire and Fury”, that the special counsel’s Russia investigation will focus on money laundering. NBC’s Ken Dilanian reports.

Donald Trump vowed to tackle drug prices head on. But as consumers face another price hike, his promise has quietly disappeared from the White House's agenda.

RealClearPolitics' Tom Bevan discusses why Iowa is souring on President Trump and Sen. Orrin Hatch's retirement announcement.

Jim Anderson of SocialFlow joins Morning Joe to discuss the impact the president is having on social media as well as Congress' scrutiny of social media after Russian interference.

Most Secretaries of the Interior don't generate national media attention. Donald Trump's Interior Secretary, Ryan Zinke, is a very different story.

The Pentagon announced Wednesday morning that Sgt. Mihail Golin of Fort Lee, New Jersey was killed in Afghanistan while supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel. NBC’s Hans Nichols reports.

The Maine governor has advice for those concerned about the end of neutrality: take comfort in the fact that books are unaffected.

Obama imposed new safeguards on the oil industry in order to prevent the next Deepwater Horizon. The Trump administration is scaling those safeguards back.

Donald Trump is dividing not just conservatives across the country but college conservatives across the country, according to new reporting by The Atlantic's Elaine Godfrey.

Donald Trump is trying his version of a strategic nuclear dialogue with nuclear armed North Korea, a rogue nation. It's not going well.

Amb. Nicholas Burns and Adm. James Stavridis discuss President Trump's latest tweets about North Korea, Iran and Pakistan.

President Trump stated on Twitter his plans to announce awards for 'dishonest' and 'corrupt' media. The Morning Joe panel discusses the implications as well as Jon Meacham's latest NYT column.

The founders of the research firm behind the Trump-Russia dossier are sharing what they told Congress in over 21 hours of testimony, and they are demanding Republicans set the record straight.