Новости за 22.05.2018

Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., says he believes the president can offer an opinion on the Mueller investigation but the president shouldn't interfere with the investigation. Sen. Kennedy also says he believes the investigation should wrap up soon.

The New York Times' Peter Baker joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest details in a possible U.S.-North Korea summit and reports that Trump is being outmaneuvered by China.

Remember the Republicans who were hysterical about their interest in IT security in 2016? Where'd they go?

While Steve Kornacki breaks down the primary race in Georgia for governor and the Kentucky Democratic primary, fmr. Reps. David Jolly and Patrick Murphy announce they are considering a bipartisan ticket for governor (Murphy) and Lt. Gov. (Jolly) in...

Twelve years after Dems took aim at the Republicans' "culture of corruption," the message and strategy are back. This time, it's actually a little stronger.

Richard Goodwin, author, speechwriter for both JFK and LBJ and the spouse of Doris Kearns Goodwin, died Sunday at the age of 86. Jon Meacham joins Morning Joe for a discussion on Goodwin's life and legacy.

'President Trump is throwing one democratic norm after another into a big pot and rapidly raising the heat, and we're too busy watching the royal wedding to notice,' writes Max Boot in a new Washington Post column. The panel discusses.

The White House will convene GOP lawmakers and intelligence officials to review classified information on FBI source, according to Washington Post reporting. This comes after the president's meeting with Rod Rosenstein. The panel discusses.

The president this week is demanding the Justice Department investigate those who are investigating him. The panel discusses and reads from a new NYT editorial 'Trump v. the Department of Justice.'

Axios' Nicholas Johnston joins First Look for Tuesday's 1BigThing.

There’s a growing state of emergency in Hawaii as lava continues to spread across the Big Island, putting residents at of airborne toxins.

President Trump has attacked the Justice Department in the past, but is his demand for an investigation from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein going too far? Two former employees of the Justice Department join to discuss.

After claiming his campaign was infiltrated by someone inside the FBI, Donald Trump demanded the Justice Department investigate those who are investigating him. Ashley Parker, Julia Ainsley, and Jeremy Bash discuss this new development.

In another time, Rod Rosenstein may have resigned following Trump demanding an investigation of the Russia investigation but Department of Justice is adapting in the age of Trump. Should officials adapt or threaten to resign? Jill Wine-Banks, Harry...

International Politics Scholar Brian Klaas sees a connection between Donald Trump Jr’s meetings in Trump tower and accusations of 'collusion,' David Frum believes foreign countries are 'bidding' Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner’s favor. Frum and Klaas join...

Rachel Maddow alerts viewers that former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper will join her on Tuesday night's show for an extended interview.

Rep. Jim Himes talks with Rachel Maddow about the damage Donald Trump and his Republican supporters are doing to the credibility of U.S. intelligence and the integrity of the Department of Justice with their effort to undermine the investigation of Trump.

David Kirkpatrick, international correspondent for The New York Times, talks with Rachel Maddow about what happened at a Trump Tower meeting between Donald Trump Jr., UAE/Saudi Arabia emissary George Nader, Republican fundraiser Elliott Broidy, and

Rachel Maddow outlines what is known about a newly revealed meeting at Trump Tower at which an emissary for UAE and Saudi Arabia pitched Donald Trump Jr. on help for his father's campaign, including a social media manipulation campaign.

Nancy Pelosi and Congressional Democrats have a new message: Donald Trump has ushered in an unprecedented era of corruption. And only Democrats can stop it.

Democrats have a new message for the midterms: The swamp is now swampier than ever. And if you elect them, they'll be the ones to drain it.

"I worry that the Justice Department is starting to become complicit in the erosion of our democracy," says Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy.

President Trump “has now crossed one of the brightest red lines in American rule of law,” says Chris Hayes, with his demand that the DOJ open an investigation into whether the FBI infiltrated his campaign.

In the wake of All In's exclusive video of Bill Gates talking about the two times President Trump asked him if there was a difference between HPV and HIV, an unexpected group spoke out, expressing interest in better informing the president about sexual...

Former Republican Congressman Tom Coleman argues Donald Trump may have committed treason through his “actions and comments” regarding Russian attempts to influence the outcome of the 2016 election, while GOP Political consultant and co-chair of a pro...