Новости за 05.03.2018

China's unelected president can now serve for life. "Maybe we'll have to give that a shot someday," Donald Trump said.

The State Department was granted $120M to fight Russian meddling, and it has spent none of that money, according to new New York Times reporting. The panel discusses.

When Donald Trump asks in reference to the Russia attack, "Why didn't he do something?" the president is directing the question at the wrong "he."

Lebanese-American businessman George Nader, an adviser to the leader of the UAE, has now become a focus of Special Counsel Mueller's investigation, according to NYT reporting. Mark Mazzetti joins Morning Joe to discuss.

On gun policy, there seems to be a gap between Marco Rubio's ambitions and Marco Rubio's legislation.

'These are the darkest days in at least half a year,' for the White House, some WH aides tell the Washington Post in a new report. Philip Rucker joins Morning Joe to discuss talking with roughly two dozen staffers on the mood inside the West Wing.

In a new Daily Beast column, Richard Haass asks the president to reboot the White House before it's too late. Haass joins Morning Joe to explain.

During a speech to GOP donors in Florida, President Trump praised China's President Xi Jinping for his move to end term limits, saying maybe the United States would 'give that a shot some day.' The Morning Joe panel reacts to Trump's remarks.

Last week, President Trump announced plans to place tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, and he also said trade wars were good and easy to win. The Morning Joe panel discusses Trump's remarks and the world's reaction to his mood setting policy.

Rep. Debbie Dingell is working on legislation that will help keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and stalkers. The Michigan Democrat tells Kasie Hunt how she plans to close this “dangerous, nonsensical” loophole.

Author of the new book “Green” and former chief blogger for President Obama’s 2008 campaign Sam Graham-Felsen joins NBC News’ Kasie Hunt on Kasie DC to discuss how the political world has changed since he ran Obama's digital operation.

In an interview with Sen. Chris Murphy, one of the Senate’s leading gun control advocates tells NBC’s Kasie Hunt that for the first time in history, the anti-gun violence movement is more powerful than the National Rifle Association. But Democrats are...

From trade wars to security clearance to White House staff shakeups, this week brought so much news that the Sunday shows were left trying to squeeze it all into one hour.

President Trump set a March 5th deadline for Congress to find a solution on the DACA program, but Congress still hasn't come up with one. Sen. Chris Coons tells NBC News’ Kasie Hunt that he “has a hard time seeing” how a solution will reach the floor...

March Madness came early this year, with a slew of headlines coming out of the White House that gave everyone whiplash. As the week continued, the headlines continued to pile up, with breaking news coming at a breakneck speed.

School Clerk Antoinette Tuff thwarted gunman at Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy in Decatur, GA in 2013. She talks with MSNBC about how her heroic story has been turned into a short film nominated for an Oscar tonight.

Andrew Pollack, whose daughter was killed at Stoneman Douglas H.S. talks with MSNBC about the need for school safety. He argues schools should be protected in the same manner courts and airport are.