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Amid questions over President Trump's racially charged comments, former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci says President Trump is not racist. Scaramucci does say he thinks Trump took a misstep in his response to the attack in...

President Trump is dimming hopes for a deal to protect the nearly 800-thousand young, undocumented immigrants known as "dreamers" who were brought to the U.S. as children. CASA de Maryland’s Senior Director of Human Services George Escobar offers his

Following Hawaii’s false alarm of an incoming ballistic missile threat, former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz describes what he sees as the biggest threat for inciting nuclear weapons use.

Gary Lee is a former Obama aide whose first-ever tweets in response to President Trump's comments on immigration went viral. Lee joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss his remarks.

Gary Lee is a former Obama aide whose first-ever tweets in response to President Trump's comments on immigration went viral. Lee joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss his remarks.

A false missile alert left people in Hawaii in a state of panic for 38 minutes. Ali Velshi breaks down exactly what happened.

Don't be too surprised if, during the next presidential campaign, would-be rivals to the president run on an "I promise to be boring" platform.

The NAACP president Derrick Johnson joins Ali Velshi to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and discuss President Trump’s racially charged comments.

On Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, today’s monumental American is his wife and champion, Coretta Scott King.

The Aspen Institute's Walter Isaacson discusses Donald Trump's latest controversial remarks about Haiti and African countries.

The Trump administration is pushing for the end of chain migration, or family based migration, but Donald Trump is the result of it. Ali Velshi reviews the president's family tree.

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

Pence declared last summer, "The world is seeing that we have a president again who is embracing his role as leader of the free world." How's that working out?

Nearly 100 days after Hurricane Maria there is at least one school in every city on the island that has no power according to the Department of Education. NBCNews' Mariana Atencio goes inside one of those school to speak to the students and teachers...

As the Trump presidency marks its first birthday, The Economist asks in its latest issue: 'Is it really that bad?' The Economist's Jon Fasman along with Daniel Drezner and Amb. Nicholas Burns discuss.

Trump's lawyer reportedly arranged a $130,000 payment to a former adult-film star a month before the 2016 election. There are unanswered questions about this.

Donald Trump may be surprised when he learns the meaning of "obstruction of justice."

If you listen solely to Trump's rhetoric about the opioid crisis, he appears to take the emergency seriously. It's his actions that are the problem.

Anand Giridharadas, Max Boot and Ruth Marcus join a discussion on President Trump's controversial remarks about Haiti and the impact they have on America's soft power.

Vanity Fair's Gabe Sherman joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest reporting on what word exactly Trump used to describe Haiti, and his reporting on Trump's mood over the weekend and that Trump called around last week to see how his remark was received.

When Republicans are on the defensive, they look for a new villain to target. Following Trump's "shithole countries" story, the GOP is going after Dick Durbin.

When Republicans are on the defensive, they look for a new villain to target. Following Trump's "shithole countries" story, the GOP is going after Dick Durbin.

The Morning Joe panel continues its discussion about President Trump's latest remarks about Haiti and African countries, which are remarks the president disputes as the Washington Post stands by its reporting.

Trump is attempting a scam in which he creates a problem, rejects solutions to that problem, and then blames everyone else when the problem goes unresolved.

On Martin Luther King Day, the panel discusses President Trump's remarks about race, the damage they do both domestically and abroad and how to move forward in the current climate.