Новости за 31.05.2018

New York Times Chief White House Reporter Peter Baker shares insight into Obama confidant Ben Rhodes’ new book. He’s joined by NBC’s Carol Lee, who covered the Obama White House.

Today, President Trump pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a right-wing commentator and provocateur, who pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud in 2014. Meanwhile, Michael Cohen is facing questions about whether or not he also committed campaign finance fraud. Is

Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance tells Katy Tur that it’s no coincidence that his pardon comes just a day after more revelations in Michael Cohen’s case. She says it is also notable that the President didn’t go through the normal DOJ pardon process.

Former Clinton campaign adviser, Jess McIntosh, joined Kasie Hunt to discuss the Samantha Bee backlash following her controversial comments on Ivanka Trump.

Trump just pardoned a fifth person since becoming President and NBC News’ Hallie Jackson breaks down what Trump says is behind them. Senior Editor at Business Insider Josh Barro tells Kasie Hunt why he thinks it all has to do with the White House

Just a month after Bill Cosby was found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault, the woman at the center of the criminal case against him is speaking publicly for the first time in more than a decade. NBC Senior National Correspondent Kate

Late-night television host Samantha Bee apologized on Thursday for describing Ivanka Trump with a vulgar slur on her TBS show "Full Frontal," moments after the White House condemned the remark as "vile and vicious" and demanded that executives at the...

15-year-old Christian Riley Garcia died trying to protect his class from being hurt or killed by a school shooter. Stephanie Ruhle highlights his heroic actions and shows President Trump arriving in Texas to meet with families who were affected by that

America’s new immigration policy is separating children and babies from their parents. New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss why he thinks this new policy is “evil.”

Dinesh D’Souza is accused of the same crime as President Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen. NBC’s Peter Alexander and Mother Jones’ David Corn weighs in on this coincidence.

The new tariffs imposed on the EU, Canada and Mexico will carry some heavy consequences. Stephanie Ruhle and her guests discuss what the future could hold for relationships with our allies and several products used often in the US.

11-year-old gymnast, Averie Mitchell, placed sixth in her home state of Oklahoma and she did it all with a prosthetic leg. Mitchell is now going to compete nationally and hopes to make it to the Olympics one day.

Some presidents have used their pardon authority in controversial ways, but Donald Trump is abusing his power in ways without precedent.

The possibility of a trade war is becoming more likely after the Trump administration decided to impose sweeping steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Mexico and Canada. Weighing in: NBC’s Peter Alexander and the Executive Editor of Bloomberg

Bill Cosby accuser, Andrea Constand, speaks exclusively with NBC News about her alleged assault. Kate Snow joins Stephanie Ruhle with the story.

President Trump announced on twitter the pardon of right-wing political commentator and convicted felon, Dinesh D’Souza. Stephanie Ruhle and her panel react.

Time's Mia Tramz joins Morning Joe to reveal the magazine's latest issue: The Drone Age.

Following President Donald Trump's announcement that he will be pardoning conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, the president also revealed that he is considering pardons for TV personality Martha Stewart and former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.

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

GOP officials have decided that after a year and a half of governing, the best way to stay in office is to point to an issue they've done little to address.

Jimmy Buffett invites Joe Scarborough onstage for the curtain call at his Broadway show 'Escape to Margaritaville'. Watch Joe, Jimmy, and the cast perform Buffett’s signature song.

John Bolton's new team at the National Security Council is enough to make one miss H.R. McMaster.

Andres Cantor will be the lead commentator for Telemundo’s World Cup coverage, and he joins Morning Joe to discuss.

A 25 percent steel tariff and a 10 percent aluminum tariff will be placed on Canada, Mexico, and European Union countries effective midnight tonight. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports.

Law scholar Jonathan Turley and columnist Bret Stephens join Morning Joe to discuss the president's plan to foil an obstruction of justice charge, Trump's new tweet about Comey and Russia and the cancellation of 'Roseanne.'