Новости за 05.01.2018

The White House is now facing questions on Donald Trump’s mental fitness for office as more excerpts from Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury” are discussed. Former Republican Congressman David Jolly and AP White House reporter Jonathan Lemire join Katy Tur to

New reporting from the New York Times reveals how Donald Trump tried to stop Jeff Sessions from recusing himself in the Russia investigation. Joined by an expert panel, Katy Tur dives into what this means for the White House and how it reflects on Robert

Michael Wolff's new book "Fire and Fury" includes an incident where Donald Trump’s interaction with a female staff member appears to violate the law. Zerlina Maxwell joins Lawrence O'Donnell to discuss that and Ivanka Trump’s ambitions.

Lawrence O'Donnell looks at the Trump team's feeble effort to stop the publication of Michael Wolff’s bombshell look into the Trump White House, which has resulted in the book being published early. Kurt Andersen and Steve Schmidt join.

A breaking New York Times story about Robert Mueller's investigation collides with the accounts chronicled in Michael Wolff's bombshell new book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House." Steve Schmidt, Natasha Bertrand & Matt Miller join Lawrence...

Rachel Maddow salutes the people whose jobs require them to be out in extreme weather like the snow storm that ripped the East Coast today, and declares a terrible weather tipping rule: 50% at least for anyone made to cart pizza through such conditions.

Mayor Jenny Durkan, former U.S. attorney who helped draft President Obama's marijuana policy, talks with Rachel Maddow about her city and state's preparedness to resist Jeff Sessions' plan to enforce federal drug laws in states that have legalized

Rachel Maddow looks at some of the reportable, find-out-able claims in Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury, beyond the salacious stories that have left the Trump team sputtering with rage and humiliation.

Chuck Rosenberg, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about the pressure Donald Trump put on Jeff Sessions to protect him from investigation, and lengths to which Trump staffers went to try to stop him from firing James Comey.

Chuck Rosenberg, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about how former Trump chief-of-staff Reince Priebus's notes corroborating James Comey's notes about meetings with Donald Trump might be used in a court case.

Steve Bannon's remarkably candid disparaging comments about Donald Trump and his family in Michael Wolff's new book have forced right-wingers to take sides - and they sure aren't siding with Bannon.

Michael Schmidt, reporter for The New York Times, talks with Rachel Maddow about his reporting about Donald Trump's pressure on Jeff Sessions not to recuse himself from the Russia probe, and Reince Priebus notes confirming James Comey's notes about

Breitbart board members are reportedly debating cutting ties after Bannon's incendiary comments - and his chief benefactor already has.

Kayla Moore, the wife of losing senate candidate Roy Moore, clarifies which Jewish lawyer she was referring to when she boasted - in an attempt to show they were not bigoted - that they had a Jewish lawyer. But there's one small problem.

President Donald Trump instructed the top White House lawyer to lobby Attorney General Jeff Sessions not to recuse himself from the Russia investigation, reports the New York Times.

Former Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks says she now knows she can make an obstruction of justice case against President Trump.

A New York Times story reports Trump told the White House’s top lawyer to stop Jeff Sessions from recusing himself in the Russia investigation.

Steve Bannon tells Michael Wolff Mueller’s Russia investigation is all about money laundering.

Revelations in Michael Wolff’s new book come as a dozen lawmakers met with a Yale Psychiatrist for a briefing on the president’s mental health.

Michael Wolff’s new book reveals a spokesperson for Trump’s legal team quit over the statement Trump drafted about the infamous 2016 Trump tower meeting.

So far, President Trump's very public break with Steve Bannon appears to have unified many in the party behind the President.

Chuck is obsessed with the weather in Washington... and how no one can seem to handle it.

Former Trump Campaign Adviser Sam Nunberg discusses the fallout between Trump and his former strategist Steve Bannon.

Today's edition of quick hits.

Charlie Sykes discusses the state of the Trump administration and notes that this presidency has always been centered around Trump, not Steve Bannon.