Новости за 07.02.2018

The White House's staffing volatility really is "off the charts."

Schumer and McConnell struck a deal, not by making tough choices, but by agreeing to ignore tough choices.

White House staff secretary Rob Porter has resigned from his post after DailyMail.com reported on allegations from two ex-wives of physical and verbal abuse.

NBC's Hans Nichols reports on Defense Secretary Jim Mattis comments on a possible military parade in Washington, D.C.

Sens. McConnell and Schumer announce a longterm budget deal has been reached, despite President Trump's threats of a shutdown.

In honor of Black History Month and the SpaceX rocket launch, we would like to highlight the first African-American astronaut Robert Henry Lawrence Junior.

SCIENCE! Astronauts Scott Kelly and Dr. Charles Bolden join Ali Velshi to discuss SpaceX’s launch of the world's most powerful rocket and what it means for the future of space travel.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says we know Russia is already meddling in the 2018 midterms and we can't do much about it. Ali Velshi shares several ideas about what can be done.

Those who backed Trump because they liked his rhetoric about "draining the swamp" should avert their eyes - because today's news is about as swampy as it gets.

A new Washington Post report details how the former British spy Chris Steele, who wrote the now infamous Trump dossier, became a "flash point" in the Russia investigation. One of the reporters who broke this story joins.

The Pentagon is planning a military parade at the request of President Trump. Is this a celebration of our armed forces or just a waste of money? NBC Pentagon Correspondent Hans Nichols and Kevin Baron the Executive Editor of Defense One weigh in.

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

The White House's response to the opioid crisis -- led by pollster Kellyanne Conway's ad-hoc "cabinet" -- is a mess. Jeff Sessions' response isn't much better.

NBC’s Kasie Hunt reports on how this House floor statement from minority leader Nancy Pelosi will affect spending deal negotiations.

Perhaps hopes for John Kelly's tenure in the West Wing were a little too high?

WH Chief of Staff John Kelly suggested this week some Dreamers were 'too lazy' to sign up for the DACA program. The Morning Joe panel discusses Kelly's remarks as well as Trump's suggestion that Dems who didn't applaud for his State of the Union were...

NBC’s Kasie Hunt reports on high hopes in the Senate about reaching a bipartisan spending deal.

When the White House and members of Congress suggest a major political party doesn't love the United States, it opens the door to ugly consequences.

Senator Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) explains why he feels a military parade would be a "waste of money" and how the taxpayers' money could be better used to benefit the military.

Drs. Vanessa Kerry and Dave Campbell discuss the impact of funding cuts to the Center for Disease Control. According to new reports, funds for helping prevent diseases in developing countries will run out in 2019. The doctors also discuss hurricane...

To avoid another shutdown, congressional leaders will probably have to ignore the odd utterances from the White House.

Bloomberg TV anchor Emily Chang details the tech industry's exclusion of women in her new book 'Brotopia: Breaking Up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley,' and she joins Morning Joe to discuss how to change the culture of tech.

If GOP officials are looking at yesterday's results in Missouri and not feeling anxiety, they’re not paying close enough attention.

Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., discusses a bipartisan fix for DACA, why Dreamers aren't lazy as John Kelly suggested, the president's shifting positions on immigration and getting a deal done and why a military parade is a waste of money.

A group of Silicon Valley technologists have banded together over their concern about the ill effects of social media and phones, resulting in the Center for Humane Technology. Tristan Harris of the CHT and Jim Steyer join Morning Joe to discuss.