Новости за 01.05.2018

An NBC exclusive report reveals that the President's chief of staff has done more to divide the administration and undercut Trump. One of the reporters on that story, Carol Lee, and Democratic Strategist Jim Messina take a look into what could be

The New York Times has obtained dozens of questions the special counsel wants to ask President Trump. The questions were read to the president's lawyers, who compiled them into a list—but the Times received it from “a person outside Trump’s legal team”.

Republican Strategist Steve Schmidt reacts to White House Chief of Staff John Kelly’s comments on President Trump and the state of the White House in general.

As Tom Price effectively admits he was wrong about the individual mandate, the GOP's defense of their health care efforts just got a whole lot more difficult.

As the 2018 midterms draw closer , Republican candidates for the House and Senate are competing to see who's better at embracing President Trump's agenda. NBC News' Ali Vitali traveled to West Virginia to speak to voters about the upcoming primary in...

Recent news about Donald Trump's controversial doctor has focused on Ronny Jackson. Now, however, Harold Bornstein is back.

The White House has denied tensions between Chief of Staff John Kelly and President Trump. Stephanie Ruhle notes the other reported insults top staffers have had for Mr. Trump.

MSNBC nuclear security analyst Joe Cirincione and former National Security Council Chief of Staff for President Obama Brian McKeon react to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s presentation on the Iran nuclear deal and consider if it was directed

The president bragged two months ago that "trade wars are good and easy to win." It's hopefully dawned on him by now how wrong he was.

Trump's former doctor says President Trump’s bodyguard and lawyer "raided" his office and took medical records. NBC’s Anna Schecter discusses her exclusive reporting.

The New York Times obtained a list of 49 questions special counsel Robert Mueller intends to ask the president. Ali Velshi breaks them down by category and Former Assistant Director for Counterintelligence at the FBI Frank Figliuzzi weighs in.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales speaks about the migrants who are currently at the Mexico-U.S. border trying to seek asylum in the United States.

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

Today's big picture is a big deal for everyone on our show, and it comes to us from a friend at Morning Joe. Jack Bohrer, a senior producer, asked a producer for this show, Teresa Gianotti, to spend the rest of their lives together. The two met five years

I've long struggled to understand why Trump keeps antagonizing South Korea, but NBC News' report takes these concerns to a whole new level.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed Monday that he had 'new and conclusive' proof that the Iranians were making nuclear weapons. Adm. James Stavridis discusses the latest details.

Eight current and former White House officials tell Stephanie Ruhle and her colleagues there is eroding support in the West Wing for White house Chief of Staff John Kelly. Stephanie and her panel discuss.

$488 billion in three months is a lot of borrowing for a Republican-led government that promised smaller deficits and a commitment to balancing the budget.

A new Axios report reveals President Trump is considering cuts to federal funding of abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. Former Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards says this possible measure will make unintended pregnancy and abortion

When it comes to the Republican tax plan, Marco Rubio just went way off message, "shredding" his own party's talking points.

The New York Times obtains a list of 49 questions that Special Counsel Robert Mueller reportedly wants to ask the president. Stephanie Ruhle and her panel take a look at some of these questions and consider the motivation for leaking them.

Eric Bolling is teaming up with NASCAR to fight opioid addiction in the near 'Race to Erase Opioids' campaign. Bolling joins Morning Joe to discuss the campaign and his departure from Fox News.

It's not just the electorate who has concerns about Trump's intellect. Evidently, some of those who've worked closely with him have drawn the same conclusions.

NBC News' Ali Vitali reports on how Republican voters in Indiana's Shelby County are feeling headed into the state's Senate primary.

Donald Trump probably should've read the list of Robert Mueller's questions before complaining about them.