Новости за 22.05.2018

Katy Tur takes a look at what it takes to tweet like Trump and why correcting his errors may be the real mission behind his grammatical mistakes.

Katy Tur speaks with Maria Echaveste, Deputy White House Chief of Staff to President Clinton, David French of the The National Review and Jennifer Rodgers, Former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, about the flexibility of the

During an Oval Office meeting Tuesday with his South Korean counterpart, President Trump revealed that his highly-anticipated meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un may be in jeopardy. What happens if it falls through?

Today's Monumental American is Rachel Carson a marine biologist, writer, and nature-lover. Her work helped lead to the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency.

NBC’s Chief White House Correspondent Hallie Jackson breaks down some of the headlines from President Trump’s meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

Foreign affairs analyst Bobby Ghosh joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss if the planned meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un will happen.

This video contains images and/or audio some viewers may find disturbing. Discretion is advised. Police released body cam footage of the gun battle at a Trump hotel near Miami. Retired NYPD lieutenant Darrin Porcher reacts.

While taking questions from the press, the President said it would be a “disgrace” if the FBI spied on his campaign. Meanwhile, his Republican allies are taking extraordinary measures to ratchet up pressure on the Department of Justice by calling for an

Stephanie Ruhle takes a closer look at what kind of deal the Trump administration might get from China – and what appears to be given up.

Protestors in Venezuela take to the streets against the re-election of President Nicolas Maduro. The election is widely viewed as fraudulent, with many countries refusing to recognize its result. President Trump is placing new sanctions on the country

The facts show Russia wanted Trump in power. Why would Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen say she hasn't seen the evidence?

When asked by NBC’s Garrett Haake about the poor attendance at the DHS' election security briefing this morning, Rep. Michael McCaul, Homeland Security Committee Chair, placed blame on the briefing’s early start time: “Well it was the 8 o’clock In defense

On Monday, top officials at the DOJ, FBI and DNI agreed to share highly classified information with lawmakers related to the Russia investigation amid escalated controversy over the bureau's use of a confidential intelligence source during the 2016

MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff visits the TX-7 district where Democrats Laura Moser & Lizzie Fletcher are running to take on longtime GOP Rep. John Culberson in the November midterm elections. Both say the slow recovery from Hurricane Harvey makes the district...

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

There is growing concern whether the Trump administration is doing enough to secure elections and prevent future interference with the midterm elections quickly approaching.

Politicians tend to be careful about exploiting certain developments for fundraising. Donald Trump's political operation has no such fears.

An unlikely friendship at the cat sanctuary of Aleppo, where stray animals are offered a home in the war-torn Syrian town.

Money Power Politics: A new report in the Washington Post reveals President Trump ‘personally pushed’ for Amazon to pay more for shipping on at least four occasions. While Amazon may be to blame for a lot of things, ripping off the postal service is not

Maybe Mick Mulvaney should focus his energies on his many other jobs, and leave GOP strategy to others.

Donald Trump killed a successful Iran deal policy. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's latest speech suggests the White House has no backup plan.

The president uses a White House cellphone that isn't equipped with sophisticated security features designed to shield his communications, according to sources cited in a new Politico report. The panel discusses.

We've reached the point at which White House professionals take care to write badly, on purpose, in order to sound like the president.

Author and journalist Steven Brill joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'Tailspin,' which looks at America's 50 year decline, how it happened and those who are fighting to reverse the tide.

Department of Homeland Secretary Nielsen, Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats and FBI Director Wray address member of the House about election security before the midterm elections.