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Presidential historian Jon Meacham joins Craig Melvin to talk about his new book “The Soul Of America: The Battle For Our Better Angels,” which discusses the role of the presidency and overcoming intolerance and anger.

On the one year anniversary of the start of the Russia investigation - former federal prosecutor Seth Waxman, former assistant Watergate special prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks, and Presidential historian Jon Meacham join Craig Melvin to discuss new details on

What would happen if Mueller attempts to subpoena President Trump? Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Tom Dupree, sheds some light: "I suspect we would see a legal battle royal playing out – not something that would be resolved in weeks – it would

MSNBC’s David Gura joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the ongoing trade talks with China. It’s a story that's going to affect how much you pay for everyday items and what products we make here in America.

Today marks one year since Robert Mueller was appointed as Special Counsel to the Investigation into Russia election meddling. So, the big question is: what's next? NBC's Kasie Hunt has more.

Kilauea volcano has a massive eruption sending ash plum far into the sky. Authorities are monitoring the volcano.

The Office of Government Ethics is calling for an investigation after President Trump revealed a large payment to his former attorney Michael Cohen in his official 2017 Financial Disclosure. Stephanie Ruhle takes a look at the timeline of the payment to

Today’s Monumental American is Lydia Darragh, a Philadelphia Quaker who became a Patriot spy during the American Revolution. She risked her life to warn of a surprise attack on George Washington and his men.

We know what the last year of Mueller’s investigation has been like for the president but what about the nation? Stephanie Ruhle takes a look at what the average American thinks of the investigation and how it's impacting them.

Korea Talks Scheduled for the end of the month.

The fact that current House GOP lawmakers looking for promotions are running into trouble isn't just unexpected; it's also a departure from the historical norm.

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

As the GOP fights with itself over immigration, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy urges the party to honor the wishes of the party's far-right base.

Rudy Giuliani can't seem to stop himself from making arguments -- out loud and in public -- that hurt his client, Donald Trump.

Money Power Politics: President Trump says the media is ignoring the real economic gains Americans are making under his leadership, so Stephanie Ruhle takes a look and the CEO of Robin Hood Wes Moore weighs in.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is set to kick off trade talks with China's top trade negotiator in Washington in hopes of stalling a trade war between the world's two biggest economies. This comes after President Trump’s Trade Adviser Peter Navarro was

Today marks one year into Robert Mueller's Russia probe, but according to Rudy Giuliani and the president, it's all for nothing. Stephanie Ruhle and her panel discuss where we stand.

U.S. officials may be scrambling ahead of scheduled talks with North Korea, but Donald Trump reportedly doesn't feel like doing his homework.

Given the avalanche of scandals falling on EPA chief Scott Pruitt, it makes sense that he's found a defense attorney.

Professor and author Laurence Tribe discusses his new book with Joshua Matz, 'To End a Presidency: The Power of Impeachment.' The Atlantic's Natasha Bertrand also discusses new reporting on Trump and Russia.

Trump occasionally likes to argue that he's the true champion of undocumented immigrants. Yesterday, he dropped the facade.

Stormy Daniels' attorney Michael Avenatti says he is vetting two other women who have non-disclosure agreements tied to the president and Michael Cohen.

Thursday marks the one-year anniversary to the start of the Mueller investigation, and the president was up and tweeting about the ‘second year of the greatest Witch Hunt in American History.' The panel discusses.