Новости за 03.02.2018

Rep. Gerry Connolly reacts to a tweet from President Trump asserting that the newly released Russia memo clears his name in Mueller's investigation. Connolly states, "there's nothing in that memo that could be construed as vindication."

Former Deputy Asst. Secretary of Defense Evelyn Farkas argues that Devin Nunes's Russia memo was designed to obfuscate the Mueller investigation and mislead the public as to who the bad actors are in this ordeal.

The Pentagon under President Trump has unveiled a new policy expanding the circumstances under which nuclear weapons may be used. Nuclear security analyst Joe Cirincione considers the repercussions such a policy could have in this era of heightened...

Republicans critiquing the FBI's surveillance of Trump associate Carter Page are grabbing onto allegations that the underlying warrant may have withheld information about a critical source. But former federal prosecutor Sam Buell is pushing back on...

Following the release of the controversial GOP memo, President Trump tweeted that the information "totally vindicates" him and continued to insist there was "no collusion."

Republican authors of an intelligence memo contend that a surveillance application was fraudulently used to spy on one of Donald Trump's associates during the 2016 campaign. Legal analyst Danny Cevallos disputes this criticism, arguing that politically...

Hugh Hewitt is joined by Francesca Chambers, Eli Lake and Del Wilbur to discuss the new GOP Memo that was released yesterday and what its importance is to you.

Trump's HHS is generally known for efforts to deliberately undermine "Obamacare." But away from the spotlight, there's also a faith-based fight underway.

Robert Anderson, a former FBI colleague of Robert Mueller's, joins to discuss if he thinks Mueller will be affected by the release of the Nunes memo and what the memo is telling America's adversaries about the U.S. intelligence community.

Condemning the release of the Nunes memo, Sen. John McCain said it serves no one's interests but Vladimir Putin’s. Republican strategist Mike Murphy joins to discuss.

Critics of the Nunes memo argue its real purpose is to give Trump cover to fire Dep. Atty. General Rod Rosenstein who's overseeing Robert Mueller's Russia probe. White House officials say Rosestein's job is safe, but Trump failed to answer the question

A new report from Politico says two lawyers who have interacted with Mueller's team think Special Counsel Robert Mueller could indict President Trump. Politico reporter Darren Samuelsohn and Paul Butler discuss with Joy Reid.

Chuck Rosenberg, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about the FISA process and why Devin Nunes' manipulation of classified information puts the FBI in in a tough bind.

Joy Reid talks with former DOJ lawyers Paul Butler and Harry Litman, who says that the Republican memo is a "disgraceful episode" that will damage institutional relations with the DOJ and FBI.

In a ‘Beat’ Special breakdown Ari Melber separates legal facts vs. Nunes’ fiction — calling it a ‘dud’ when it comes to revealing anything about Bob Mueller’s criminal probe into the Trump White House.

The two journalists named in a controversial GOP memo, Michael Isikoff and David Corn join Ari Melber for their first interview since it was released.

One sign the memo release is failing as a political matter — on the night of its release, Nunes on Fox promising another memo instead of discussing this one. NBC News Contributor Howard Fineman calls the appearance a dramatic “faceplant”

Rapper Fat Joe and Editor of the Weekly Standard Bill Kristol join Ari Melber on who needs to fall back this week.

The memo's proponents say it shows an anti-Trump conspiracy, but it actually debunks one of their main Russia probe talking points.

The Fox News host has been aggressively hyping "one of the biggest scandals in American history" and, reportedly, advising the president.

The oddly prescient comment by the man at the center of the Nunes memo that has us asking: Wait, what?

This week, we've watched many Republicans attack the country's law and order institutions.

According to Politico, "Mueller's Russia investigation has gathered enough steam that some lawyers representing key Donald Trump associates are considering the possibility of a historic first.

In an egregious attempt to undermine the Department of Justice , President Trump declassified the much-hyped memo.

Congressman Eric Swalwell discusses the release of the ‘misleading’ House GOP memo