Новости за 29.04.2018

Donald Trump will soon meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, but does he deserve credit if the ‘Hermit Kingdom’ denuclearizes, and North and South Korea reach detente? Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Donald Trump will soon meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, but does he deserve credit if the ‘Hermit Kingdom’ denuclearizes and North and South Korea reach detente? Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Rep. Maxine Waters talks the push for the impeachment of Donald Trump, calls the House Intelligence Committee report on Russia ‘nothing,’ and relays the message, ‘you’d better not fire #Mueller.’

Lawrence O’Donnell discusses the White House Correspondents Dinner roast, Michael Cohen, and Donald Trump with Joy Reid.

New York Times writer Amy Chozick discusses her new Hillary Clinton Book, ‘Chasing Hillary,’ voters on the campaign trail who said they wouldn’t vote for ‘that woman,’ and the role the media may have played in the election of Donald Trump.

Democratic Congressman Brendan Boyle of Pennsylvania says he finds President Trump’s reference to Kim Jong Un as “honorable” offensive … saying “this is a brutal dictator” who “feeds his rivals to dogs.” Rep. Boyle discusses where the U.S. stands on...

Donald Trump attacked James Comey at a Michigan rally on Saturday, firing up his base on topics including Russia, the House Intelligence Committee report, and the wall. Did the president make statements that could be used against him? Joy Reid and her...

David Kang, director of Korean studies at USC, talks to Alex Witt about the historic summit between North and South Korea. Should President Trump get credit for the meeting?

Democratic Congressman Denny Heck of Washington says his close friend, the House chaplain, was treated “very poorly” when he was fired by House Speaker Paul Ryan. Rep. Heck discusses the chaplain’s dismissal with Alex Witt.

Michelle Wolf spared no one at the White House Correspondents Dinner, particularly Sarah Huckabee Sanders, yet while some say the yearly roast went too far, others call it an accurate reflection of the Trump administration. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Hundreds of migrants travel to the U.S-Mexico border to seek asylum in the United States from their countries.

Lawmakers are alarmed with growing technology surrounding the publication and distribution of “fake news.”Author Nathan Bomey discusses the rise of these fabrications in his new book, “After the Fact: The Erosion of News and Inevitable Rise of Donald...

Former Federal Prosecutor Cynthia Alksne discusses why the Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee didn’t further investigate who made a mystery phone call to Donald Trump, Jr. to set up the 2016 Trump Tower meeting. As she explains to Alex...

Democratic Congressman Mike Quigley of Illinois talks about how Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee didn't find evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia because, “They weren't looking for it.” Rep. Quigley goes on to say...

Joining Rev. Al Sharpton this morning to discuss the power of Black Women in the Era of Trump we had Patrisse Cullors and Michelle Ebanks, and they are proving that women, especially black women are ready to have their time in the spotlight.

Rev. Al Sharpton digs into the hypocrisy of Judge Brinkley’s harsh ruling on Meek Mill for his violations of probation which seem to be extreme and prejudiced towards Meek Mill.

Rev. Al Sharpton sits down with Chikesia Clemons, Benjamin Crump and Jamil Smith to discuss the unlawful arrest of Chikesia this past week at a Waffle House, and how being black in America under Trump has become a bigger issue than previously.

PoliticsNation is hosted by Al Sharpton, one of America's most renowned civil rights leader.

While House Republicans said conclusively that no collusion occurred, Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee said the investigation did not go far enough. The panel discussed potential unexplored avenues of the inquiry with MSNBC Anchor Aaron...

Trump says Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, claiming to be an "informant" is only doing so because Putin wants to make the United States more chaotic.

There are approximately four dozen House and Senate Republicans who will not be returning to Congress next year. MSNBC Anchor Aaron Gilchrist discusses this mass exodus with his panel and asks, why are Republicans leaving?

Various members of President Trump’s cabinet faced a great deal of scrutiny this week. Ronny Jackson’s nomination for secretary of Veterans Affairs failed, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt testified on his ethics concerns and Secretary of State Mike...

A California federal judge has delayed the case of Porn Star Stormy Daniels until July. MSNBC Anchor Aaron Gilchrist and his panel discusses the reasoning behind the delay and who it could benefit: President Trump or Stormy Daniels?

Trump critic Khizr Khan warns against the beginnings of authoritarianism under Pres. Trump and reacts to new Sec. of State Pompeo.

Lola Ogunnaike, host of “Entertainment Weekly The Show” discusses the relationship between Kanye West and President Trump and the rapper’s influence in the black community.