Новости за 24.02.2018

Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have received the returned and redacted version of their rebuttal to the Nunes memo. Timing of the rebuttal memo's release remains unknown.

Michael Steele responds to the CPAC official who said hiring a ‘black guy’ was the ‘wrong thing to do,’ answering ‘yes’ when Joy Reid asked Steele if the Republican Party has a racism problem.

Parkland shooting survivors and activists David Hogg and Ryan Deitsch are demanding gun control legislation from elected officials, in addition to confronting lawmakers who take donations from the NRA and others in the gun lobby. They also join Joy...

Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg demands gun control in the wake of the mass shooting at his high school that left 17 of his fellow students dead. Hogg joins Joy Reid to discuss putting the NRA and the rest of the gun lobby on the defensive.

Hugh Hewitt remembers the legendary Rev. Billy Graham and pays tribute to who he was and what he accomplished with a short monologue.

Hugh Hewitt is joined by his panel of, Sahil Kapur, Ashley Parker, Jake Sherman and Niall Stanage, to discuss the Parkland shooting and what the government needs to do to fix this school shooting epidemic.

Donald Trump's EPA chief, Scott Pruitt, believes he has a justification for his far-right approach to environmental policy: the Bible.

On Trump's 400th day in office, 472 days after the 2016 election ended, Trump's CPAC crowd shouted 'Lock her up!' as he attacked Hillary Clinton in a speech that served up red meat to his base.

New reporting from The Washington Post shows the DOJ flagged the White House about ongoing issues involving Jared Kushner's security clearance weeks ago. Our panel reacts.

Robert Mueller is methodically working his way through those caught in his Russia investigation much like prosecutors go after mobsters. And that stands to reason as Mueller himself was involved in the case against the Gambino crime family.

As Rick Gates pleads guilty in Robert Mueller's investigation, it turns up the heat on his longtime mentor and fmr. Trump campaign boss Paul Manafort. Our panel breaks it down with guest host Kasie Hunt.

A CPAC official reportedly said tonight: “We elected Mike Steele as chairman because he was a black guy, that was the wrong thing to do,” Michael Steele joins Joy Reid to respond.

Donald Trump's punted on a question about son-in-law Jared Kushner’s security clearance problem. Tonight, the Washington Post reports Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein warned WH counsel Don McGahn two weeks ago that new information has surfaced that may further...

How much pressure does Rick Gates’ guilty plea put on Paul Manafort? And is Paul Manafort the top target—or is it someone closer to Trump, or even President Trump himself? Joy Reid discusses with David Frum and Harry Litman.

Oregon Governor Kate Brown talks with Rachel Maddow about her state’s newly passed gun legislation that closes the loophole allowing domestic abusers to buy guns.

Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, talks with Rachel Maddow about the past week’s indictments and what Rick Gates’ plea deal means to the Mueller investigation.

Rachel Maddow reports on a busy week for the special counsel investigation as Robert Mueller unseals 89 felony charges against 17 different people and Rick Gates pleads guilty.

Rachel Maddow reports on Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump still not having full security clearance as John Kelly's deadline for White House employees passes, and notes Washington Post reporting that Kelly wouldn't mind if Kushner and Trump left their White

As President Trump has repeatedly invoked MS-13 for his own political ends, communities like Suffolk County on Long Island have been dealing with the repercussions of the gang's violence and the impact of the Trump administration's rhetoric. Trymaine...

Robert Weaver, who Donald Trump chose to lead an agency that provides health care for more than two million Native Americans, had actually only held low-level jobs as a clerk in the hospital where he claimed to have held leadership roles.

Delaney Tarr, a senior at Stoneman Douglas High School, and Governor Dannel Malloy, co-founder of States for Gun Safety, discuss the chance for real change in the wake of the Parkland, Florida school shooting.

A nationwide call to boycott the NRA is showing results as more than a half dozen companies cut business ties with the association.

Rick Gates pleaded guilty today to two counts of conspiracy against the United States and lying to investigators.

“Stretch and Bobbito” join Ari Melber on who needs to fall back this week.

Special Counsel Mueller ramps up the pressure on Paul Manafort with a new charge for lying to FBI officials while Trump was in office. The Atlantic’s Franklin Foer joins “The Beat.”