Новости за 05.05.2018

Donald Trump’s former physician, Dr. Harold Bornstein, told NBC News that the president wrote the letter describing himself as being in impeccable health during the 2016 campaign. Joy Reid’s guest Dr. Corey Hébert calls this ‘morally reprehensible.’

Don Blankenship’s campaign ad for a West Virginia U.S. Senate seat has offended many people, leading to comparisons to Donald Trump. Joy Reid and her panel discuss why Blankenship is still seen as a viable GOP candidate.

Donald Trump might be questioned by Robert Mueller according to a New York Times report, but will the president comply? Joy Reid and her panel discuss whether the president has any legal basis on which to refuse.

President Trump’s leadership may be causing a turn in globalism. Ian Bremmer, President and Founder of The Eurasia Group and author of the book ‘Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism' discusses how the U.S. is dividing itself from the world.

Former Ambassador to the United Nations Bill Richardson has successfully negotiated hostage releases in the past with North Korea. He discusses where the Trump administration is making strides … and possibly mistakes … with the release of three...

Republican Congressman Francis Rooney of New Jersey explains why President Trump’s “unique style has done more to get North Korea to the table” than previous administrations. Rep. Rooney also talks about why he believes the American detainees in North...

President Trump’s attorney Rudy Giuliani defends Trump’s reimbursement for Michael Cohen’s alleged hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels. President Trump states that Giuliani will “get his facts straight.” Former Federal Prosecutor and Law Professor...

Donald Trump spoke at the NRA national convention on Friday, backing the NRA’s plan to arm teachers, addressing a crowd in a gun-free zone. Joy Reid and her panel discuss the continuing battle for common sense gun reform.

Richard Painter, former chief White House ethics lawyer for George W. Bush, is running for the U.S. Senate representing Minnesota as a Democrat after being a Republican for decades telling Joy Reid, ‘we’re going to focus not just on Trump but on real...

Rudy Giuliani initially contradicted Donald Trump’s claim that he didn’t know about the Stormy Daniels payment, leading the president to make additional counterstatements. Joy Reid and her panel discuss Giuliani, plus Michael Cohen.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller hasn’t questioned any of the Trump children in the Russia investigation … so far. MSNBC Legal Analyst Katie Phang, former federal prosecutor Liam Brennan, and the Atlantic’s Natasha Bertrand discuss Mueller’s strategy as...

New York Times reporter Jim Rutenberg talks to Alex Witt about his latest bombshell story. The Times reports that President Donald Trump knew about the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels when he was asked about it on Air Force One in April … and denied...

As President Trump continues to tout the latest unemployment numbers, African-Americans continue to make up the highest jobless rate. National Urban League president Marc Morial discusses with Alex Witt.

Democratic Congressman Hakeem Jeffries of New York talks about warnings from some Democrats not to take the bait when it comes to impeachment … and why the Department of Justice shouldn’t be intimidated or “bullied” by President Trump.

Hugh Hewitt is joined by his panel of Sahil Kapur, Courtney Kube, Elana Schor and Eugene Scott to discuss the most important people in the news this week, other than Trump, and each give their own picks.

There are congressional caucuses for just about everything, including many faith traditions. But the Congressional Freethought Caucus is in some ways, historic

During a speech at an NRA event in Dallas, Trump covered a lot more than gun rights, going off-script and hitting a wide variety of topics. Jonathan Allen and Mike Pesca both join to discuss.

Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell, who sits on both the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees, discusses his new op-ed on explaining why he thinks we need more measures to get assault weapons off the streets.

Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell, who sits on both the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees, reacts to the breaking news from The New York Times that Trump is said to have known about the Stormy Daniels hush money payment before he denied it to

The New York Times reports that Trump is said to have known about the hush money payment Michael Cohen paid to porn star Stormy Daniels – and Trump is said to have known what the money was for. Matt Apuzzo, one of the reporters who broke the story, joins

The New York Times reports that the president knew about Michael Cohen's hush money payment months before his denial abroad Air Force One. Plus, WSJ reports Michael Cohen gained access to more than $700,000 during the 2016 campaign. Ali Velshi...

Donald Trump said John Kelly is doing "a great job" but that isn't necessarily a good thing for the Chief of Staff who called Trump an "idiot." Ruth Marcus, Eugene Robinson, and Jonathan Alter discuss Trump's tangled staffing web with Ali Velshi.

Barbara McQuade, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about whether there are any legal stakes in Donald Trump lying to the American public about paying off Stormy Daniels, and how prosecutors might Paul Manafort's bank fraud charges to Russia's

Rachel Maddow reports on an exchange in court in which a judge asked Robert Mueller's prosecutors why they don't hand off the Paul Manafort case if it's not related to Russian interference in the 2016 election, to which prosecutors replied that they would

Matt Miller, former spokesman for the Justice Department, talks with Rachel Maddow about breaking news that former aides to James Comey who came under criticism from Donald Trump, Lisa Page and James Baker, have resigned from the FBI.