Новости за 20.02.2018

Russia-linked attorney Alex van der Zwaan, the son-in law of an Ukranian-Russian oligarch charged with lying to investigators in the Russia probe, has pleaded guilty. NBC News Chief Justice Correspondent Pete Williams was in the courtroom and has the...

Dwaine Caraway, Dallas Mayor Pro Tem, tells the NRA to expect protests if it holds its annual expo in May.

New records have been released that shed light on the Florida school shooter and how multiple factors led to the mass shooting.

MSNBC's Katy Tur interviews Aaron Stark, who says he could have been a school shooter in 1996 if he had access to guns.

Parkland shooting survivor Arvind Geer heads to Tallahassee to protest for gun reform saying "we want change."

Alex van der Zwaan arrives at federal district court in Washington, DC, where is expected to plead guilty to one count of making false statements to investigators. NBC’s Ken Dilanian explains how this potentially impacts the Paul Manafort and Rick Gates

Honoring 15-year-old Peter Wang, who was killed in the Parkland high school shooting as he held the door so dozens of other students, teachers, and staff could escape.

After trashing Candidate Trump, Mitt Romney now accepts President Trump's endorsement for his Senatorial campaign. Axios National Political reporter Jonathan Swan reacts to both the president and Mitt Romney’s change in tone.

Robert Mueller is now reportedly investigating Jared Kushner's foreign business ties. MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle breaks down what we know about Kushner’s finances and Bloomberg’s Cory Melby weighs in.

Survivors of the Parkland school shooting travel by bus to Tallahassee where they will protest for gun reform.

Nicholas Burns, the former US Ambassador to NATO, says President Trump is in denial and he is not protecting Americans from the vast Russian conspiracy to undermine Americans elections and democracy.

MSNBC's Tammy Leitner speaks to one of the Florida school shooting survivors heading to Tallahassee to talk to lawmakers about gun control.

Americans have a message to the world: the position of the United States on key international issues is not what the president of the United States says it is.

Former NSC head Ned Price responds to Trump's tweets criticizing the Obama administration, for how they handled Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

Last week, Morning Joe spoke with Wired's Nicholas Thompson on Mark Zuckerberg's struggle to fix Facebook's 'two years of hell.' We ran out of time on the show but kept the cameras rolling. Here is part two of our discussion.

A photographer captures a rare moment at the PyeongChang Olympics where a skier is soaring feet above the ground.

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

Donald Trump seems eager to relitigate the fight over the women who've accused him of sexual misconduct. Perhaps the political world should oblige.

After a lengthy court battle over gerrymandering, Pennsylvania's Supreme Court redrew the state's districts . MSNBC's Steve Kornacki explains how the new map could prove to be a big win for Democrats.

The question is why Republicans, who ostensibly have to worry about elections, are going in one direction while the American mainstream goes in another.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has charged Alex Van Der Zwaan with lying to federal authorities about his conversations with former Trump campaign aide Rick Gates. Van Der Zwaan is expected to plead guilty in court on Tuesday. NBC’s Pete Williams explains

A new two-part Frontline documentary looks at how the feud between Iran and Saudi Arabia has helped lead the region into chaos. Producer and reporter Martin Smith joins Morning Joe to discuss. Ayman Mohyeldin also joins the discussion.

In an effort to spread positive feelings through the school, this Nebraska middle school is making sure everyone gets a special morning greeting.

When it comes to his record on Russia, Donald Trump says we should "just look at the facts." That's a great idea. Let's do exactly that.

Donald Trump Junior is in India on a business trip, but with planned speeches with the prime minister. CNBC’s Ron Insana and The Washington Post’s Annie Gowen discuss the vague line between Trump’s businesses and Trump’s White House.