Новости за 10.05.2018

Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee released the nearly 3,400 sponsored ads that Russian trolls purchased between 2015 and 2017, many of which focused on divisive issues such as race, immigration, and gun control. Ali Velshi takes a closer look

Katy Tur takes a look at Monica Lewinsky’s response to being uninvited to the magazine’s yearly summit because former President Bill Clinton accepted the magazine’s invitation to speak, just as Lewinsky did.

NBC News Investigative Reporter Tom Winter describes the man known as the “Nice” Oligarch, Viktor Vekselberg, and how he became entangled in the case against Michael Cohen.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, who serves on the House Intelligence Committee, calls Vice President Pence's comments about ending the Mueller probe extremely irresponsible.' Swalwell also discusses Michael Cohen and the growing links between the Trump team and...

Vice President Mike Pence called for an end to Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, saying 'it's time to to wrap it up." Pence spoke to Andrea Mitchell about Michael Cohen, Scott Pruitt and the president's upcoming summit with North Korea.

As the Pentagon prepares to release the final report on the October 2017 ambush in Niger that killed four Americans, a congresswoman close to the family of one of the soldiers still has no closure, and more questions. Rep. Steve Russell (R-OK), member of

Black women are making history in Alabama by running for Congress, many for the first time. Inspired by Sen. Doug Jones stunning upset, many candidates say they're running to be a voice for African Americans, and equality.

New allegations that Michael Cohen offered access to President Trump in exchange for corporate money. Stephanie Ruhle takes a closer look at the connections between Trump, Russia, and big businesses. Weighing in: Former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the

We're following reports of an exchange of fire between Israel and Iran. NBC’s Cal Perry and The New York Times’ Nicholas Kristoff join Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the increasing risk of a wider regional conflict.

For more on escalating tensions between Israel and Iran in the Syrian War Ali Velshi takes a deep dive into some of the parties involved.

Dick Cheney still feels comfortable claiming credibility, not only on national security policy in the Middle East, but also on torture and WMD.

Demo for Joe

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

A truck in Poland filled to the brim with 12 tons of chocolate flipped over, leaving a highway closed -- in both directions. Police in this small town confirm that yes -- this is a first. Photograph courtesy of TVN via the AP.

President Trump welcomed the three Americans freed from North Korean labor camps early this morning, but should he get all the credit? Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD), member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, reacts: "It’s a victory for the American

With control of Congress on the line, House Republicans are poised to get a very significant boost from a key GOP megadonor.

House Intelligence Committee has released thousands of Russian-linked Facebook ads that targeted Americans in the lead up to the 2016 presidential election.

President Trump announced on Twitter Thursday morning that the June summit with Kim Jong Un will be “a very special moment for world peace.” NBC’s Kristen Welker reports.

The Pentagon is expected to release its report on the Niger ambush that left four U.S. soldiers dead in October 2017.

Anchor and author Jake Tapper joins Morning Joe to discuss Mike Pence's remarks about the Mueller investigation and to discuss his new novel 'The Hellfire Club.'

As far as Trump is concerned, he gave military servicemen and women a raise for the "first time in 10 years." That's an odd thing to lie about.

Cindy Nielson used an online DNA test to track down her sister Jennifer after 54 years apart.

Money Power Politics: Lawmakers can't seem to make any movement towards legislation to protect workers, so companies are taking matters into their own hands. CEO Jennifer Hyman believes it’s time for corporations to treat workers fairly, starting with her

President Trump’s attorney Rudy Giuliani tried to squash any allegations of pay-to-play, telling NBC news the president was not involved in Cohen’s business dealings. Stephanie Ruhle and her panel discuss.

President Trump personally welcomed the three Americans home to the United States from North Korean labor camps. Stephanie Ruhle and her panel discuss what the release of these detainees means for US – North Korean relations.