Новости за 07.01.2018

Deadline Hollywood's Dominic Patten runs through this year's Golden Globes nominees and provides his favorite contenders for the top categories. Then Patten discusses how the burgeoning #MeToo movement will weigh heavily on the ceremony this awards...

In advance of the 2018 Olympic Games, North Korea reestablished a previously neglected hotline with South Korea in order to discuss their potential participation in this year's Olympic Games. Are these talks a proxy for broader diplomatic dialogue?...

New reports continue to unravel Russia's complicated and still-undefined role in our presidential elections. How prepared are we for the midterm campaigns just getting underway? Alex and her panel consider just how vulnerable our election...

Steve Bannon’s advisers reportedly begged him to apologize to Donald Trump, according to Vanity Fair Special Correspondent Gabe Sherman. Joy Reid and her panel discuss his new reporting.

In an unexpected defense from the podium, President Trump reviewed his educational pedigree that, he believes, supports his claims of mental stability and intelligence. Congressman John Yarmuth reports on his interview with a psychiatrist who analyzed...

As the GOP swept their tax cut package through Congress, the next item on the agenda is likely to feature a significant infrastructure package. Former Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood offers his take on how Republicans should approach these fixes...

Steve Bannon apologized to Donald Trump and his family, particularly Donald Trump, Jr., after calling actions of the president’s son ‘treasonous’ in quotes from ‘Fire and Fury.’ Joy Reid and her panel discuss Bannon’s pronouncement.

Recent proclamations from President Trump have suggested, to some in the media and Congress, that his mental stability may be a cause for concern. Former federal prosecutor Steven Mulroy describes what the process of implementing the 25th amendment...

‘Fire and Fury,’ one of the biggest media stories in months, has Donald Trump’s fans in right-wing broadcasting struggling to cover it, or just ignoring it. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Stephen Miller was accused of performing solely for Donald Trump on Sunday, praising the political ‘genius’ of the president and trashing the new book ‘Fire and Fury,’ which asserts the opposite. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Donald Trump continues to say there was no collusion between his campaign and Russia, while stating there definitely was collusion between Hillary Clinton and Russia, in response to questions about the Robert Mueller investigation. Joy Reid and her...

‘Fire and Fury’ is already a bestselling book; meanwhile, Donald Trump continues to decry author Michael Wolff, as few refute the broad outlines of the publication. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Rev Al Sharpton is joined by Emerald Snipes-Garner and Kashana Cauley to discuss the passing of Erica Garner and how America is failing black families like the Garner’s.

Rev. Al Sharpton chats with Sec. Julian Castro on the topic of the next years elections and what he hopes the Democrats are hoping to accomplish in these elections.

Rev. Al Sharpton is joined by Yamiche Alcindor and Tom Perez to discuss the fire and fury coming out of the White House this week plus the future of the democratic party in the coming elections.

Driven by new revelations in Michael Wolff’s book “Fire & Fury” and the President’s increasingly erratic tweets, speculation about his mental stability is growing.

Randy Bryce, a Wisconsin ironworker running against Paul Ryan in 2018, also known as ‘IronStache,’ tells Joy Reid that he is running, ‘a people-powered campaign’ focused on the needs of everyday Americans.

The FBI and Department of Justice are ramping up new Clinton Foundation probes, leading Joy Reid and her panel to debate the ethics of federal agencies investigating the president’s enemies.