Новости за 22.02.2018

Survivors of the Douglas High school shooting say if President Trump is truly standing with them, he needs to make decisive moves to ban assault weapons.

According to Trump, the "level of violence on video games is really shaping young people's thoughts" and "bad things" are happening to their minds.

Former CIA Director John Brennan joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss Trump's response to Russia's election meddling and the partisanship that stoked by Pres. Trump's attacks on the FBI and other intelligence agencies.

Honoring Anthony Borges, a 15-year-old Stoneman Douglas High School student credited with saving the lives of at least 20 students. Borges was shot 5 times while protecting his classmates and he is in the hospital recovering.

The students who survived the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shooting are now the victims of a smear campaign. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down the terrible claims against these kids, and what social media companies are doing to stop it.

MSNBC's Hallie Jackson has the picture of the winning gold medal shot by Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson of the USA women's hockey team.

Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, sits down with Hallie Jackson to discuss gun reform and the NRA – just over a week since the tragic Parkland High shooting.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School teacher Melissa Falkowski reacts to President Donald Trump’s proposal to arm teachers.

By saying the right things, Trump is getting the headlines he wants, but there are too often gaps between what Trump says and what Trump does.

Fred Guttenberg and Mark Barden, who both lost children in Parkland and Newtown, urge politicians to act on gun control and slam President Trump and the NRA for suggesting that teachers should be armed to prevent mass shootings.

Parkland survivor Sam Zeif and his father, Doug, react to President Trump's suggestion that teachers should be armed to protect against mass shootings. Sam honors his best friend Joaquin Oliver, who was killed the in the shooting.

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

Marco Rubio has supported the NRA, and the NRA has supported him right back. Some of his constituents want to know if the relationship will continue.

Trump wants the public to believe he "never said 'give teachers guns.'" He also wants the public to believe it would be awesome if we had militarized teachers.

The annual meeting of conservatives, CPAC, kicks off today. NBC’s Hugh Hewitt discusses how they might address the ongoing gun debate and why we should stay specific when talking potential gun legislation.

President Trump unleashes a tweet storm on why there should be guns in schools. Stephanie Ruhle discusses with the panel: Washington Post National Political Reporter and Moderator of Washington Week on PBS Robert Costa, The Washington Post’s Ashley Parker

Fred Guttenberg, father of Parkland shooting victim Jaime Guttenberg, speaks about his daughter, the 2nd Amendment and assault weapons.

The idea of impeaching Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices to protect gerrymandering has gone from the Republican fringe to the mainstream very quickly.

A generation after "I feel your pain," White House aides have to remind the president to at least try to appear as if he's interested in others' pain.

Colion Noir of the NRA has released a new video on media and mass shootings. The panel considers Noir's remarks as well as a similar video by NRA Spokeswoman Dana Loesch.

Time Magazine is devoting its entire new issue to examining the country's opioid crisis. Edward Felsenthal, Kira Pollack and Paul Moakley, all from Time, join Morning Joe to discuss the project.

A New York Republican is tired of those who "politicize tragedies," which is why she insists most mass murderers are Democrats.

Fred Guttenberg, father of Parkland shooting victim Jaime Guttenberg, speaks of the pain of losing his 14-year-old daughter, who he describes as tough and full of life and energy. Guttenberg also discusses addressing Sen. Rubio at a Wednesday town hall...

Donald Trump is prepared to address school shootings by bringing more guns into schools.

Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, commends the president for listening to Parkland survivors and their families and says talk must turn to action. Rep. Castro also discusses the ongoing immigration debate and Paul Manafort.