Новости за 31.03.2018

Sen. Amy Klobuchar joins Joy Reid to discuss her support of common sense gun reform, adding that politicos who are getting money from the NRA, ‘are standing in the way of where most Americans are.’

Laura Ingraham is taking a vacation after Parkland shooting survivor and activist David Hogg tweeted in response to her statements attacking him, leading many of the Fox News host’s advertisers to flee. Joy Reid and her panel of Marjory Stoneman...

Donald Trump has reportedly told his aides not to discuss anti-Russia measures, while apparently being reluctant to say anything negative about Vladimir Putin, despite evidence that Putin has interfered in our democratic process. Joy Reid and her panel...

Donald Trump has reportedly told his aides not to discuss anti-Russia measures, while apparently being reluctant to say anything negative about Vladimir Putin, despite evidence that Putin has interfered in our democratic process. Joy Reid and her panel...

Alton Sterling was shot by officer Blane Salamoni within 90 seconds of their meeting newly-released body cam videos show. Joy Reid and her panel discuss the need for a national conversation surrounding local law enforcement.

Stormy Daniels’ attorney, Michael Avenatti, has created a strong media presence for his client, while Donald Trump’s legal team appears to be floundering. Joy Reid and her panel discuss Daniels’ headline-making interview, and what could come next.

Former NBA player and Sacramento Kings star Matt Barnes spoke with MSNBC's Alex Witt ahead of a planned rally for Stephon Clark, an unarmed black man who was shot and killed by Sacramento police.

While the White House has classified the fatal police shooting of Stephon Clark as a “local matter," Rep. Barbara Lee of California, member of the Congressional Black Caucus, agrees with her colleague Rep. Gregory Meeks and says that police violence is...

Democrat Congressman John Garamendi of California commented on the White House shake-ups from the last few weeks. Garamendi focused specifically on John Bolton, Pres. Donald Trump's third National Security Adviser, saying Bolton is, "downright...

In the wake of the fatal police shooting of Stephon Clark, and the release of body camera footage showing the shooting of Alton Sterling, activists are rallying for reform — all in the days before the 50th Anniversary Martin Luther King Commemoration....

Pres. Donald Trump claimed on Twitter that the U.S Postal Service loses $1.50 for each Amazon package it delivers. Republican Congressman Leonard Lance, member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, gives his insights on the presidents recent...

Financial complications arise as Special Counsel Robert Mueller is taking a deeper look into Stormy Daniels and her lawsuit against Pres. Donald Trump. Natasha Bertrand, staff writer with The Atlantic, and Chris Whipple, author of “The Gate Keepers,”...

Democratic Congressman of New York Gregory Meeks, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Congressional Black Caucus, said police shootings are a “national crisis” after White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders referred to the fatal...

Hugh Hewitt sits down with Senator Chris Coons to talk about the recent privacy breach Facebook had, as well as what he thinks the future of big tech is for America and his new idea of making a committee for big tech and cyber security.

After facing scrutiny over spending tax-payer money on travel and security, EPA Director Scott Pruitt is now facing questions over a report that he stayed in a home linked to a lobbyist for a reduced rent.

On the heels of high-profile White House firings & dismissals, a new Washington Post report details one office inside Trump's White House marred by inexperience and drinking games. Our panel reacts.

In a scene reminiscent of a spy thriller, the feds met, detained, questioned, & subpoenaed a new witness in the Mueller probe at the airport. So who is Ted Malloch? Our panel breaks it down.

Amid reports that the White House is worried President Donald Trump will become unleashed with the departure of Hope Hicks, Lawrence O’Donnell explains why Trump's "madness" grows no matter who is on his staff.

The panel reacts to reports Hope Hicks was a moderating force in the White House. Daniel Dale explains why Trump relies on personality more than qualification. Jason Johnson says service to Trump leaves staff "damaged." Ana Marie Cox & Jonathan...

More advertisers abandoned Fox News host Laura Ingraham's show after shooting survivor David Hogg says he did not accept her apology. Will politicians learn the lesson? Jonathan Capehart, Jason Johnson, and Ana Marie Cox join Lawrence O'Donnell.

"Something is probably going to happen," Boris Karpichkov says his old friend told him. "It's very serious, and you are not alone."

“We’re on the two-yard line,” one U.S. special forces commander told NBC News. “We’re that close and now it’s coming apart.”

In just over a year, President Trump has managed to reinvent the concept of a fence.

"If this is his idea of draining the swamp, I think all of Washington is going to drown in it”

Environmental Protection Agency head Scott Pruitt isn't just undermining his own department. He also appears to be taking bribes from lobbyists.