Новости за 01.06.2018

Last week, Trump canceled his summit with North Korea's Kim Jong-un, citing "tremendous anger and open hostility" from Pyongyang. Today, he un-canceled it.

National Public Radio reporter Tim Mak released audio recordings from a 2015 phone call where Michael Cohen yelled threatening and vulgar comments at him. Mak tells Katy that Cohen’s comments are part of a longtime pattern of threats against those who are

Former Deputy Labor Secretary Chris Lu and Eli Stokols of the Los Angeles Times weigh in on the larger impact of Donald Trump’s pardons granted so far in the aftermath of Dinesh D’Souza’s pardoning yesterday.

MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle, Politico’s Chief Economic Correspondent Ben White and Former Deputy Labor Secretary in the Obama administration Chris Lu join Katy to answer today’s big question: Who is really being hurt by the President’s tariffs?

Sam Nunberg, former Trump campaign adviser, reveals to Chris Jansing that he and Steve Bannon talk frequently. He says one topic that comes up is the President’s possible impeachment, which is why he says the midterms are so important.

The U.S.-North Korea summit is back on for June 12, President Trump announces after meeting with senior North Korean official Kim Yong Chol in the Oval Office. The center piece of the meeting was a letter from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which Trump

Andrea Mitchell joins Michael Steele, former Chair of the Republican Party, and Mark Salter, former Senior Adviser to John McCain’s 2008 Presidential Campaign to discuss John McCain’s legacy and his new book “The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes,

The Singapore summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un is looking more likely as Kim Jong Un's right hand man visits the White House today with a personal letter from the Korean leader to President Trump. Leon Panetta, former Secretary of Defense

Conservative principles about government not picking "winners and losers" may not apply to the Trump administration and the coal industry.

You might have seen this one because its floating around the internet this morning. This of course, is LeBron James. Let's just say he's not too happy with his old pal J.R. Smith -- because late in Game 1 of the NBA finals last night, Smith lost track of

Maria Shriver is also a fan of delivering good news and she does so weekly. Maria and Stephanie discuss why Good News Ruhles.

Jeff Jacobovitz, White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney, reacts to President Trump's string of recent pardons, and possible ones to come: "What he could be setting up is pardons for his family, and ultimately himself," adding, "I think the process is out

“Move for Minds” kicks off their annual nationwide fundraising event. Maria Shriver speaks to the importance of raising awareness and supporting families in the Alzheimer’s fight.

Ana Marie Cox, host of 'With Friends Like These' podcast, reacts to President Trump's apparent frustration with comedian Samantha Bee who came under fire for calling his daughter, Ivanka, the 'c-word' during her show: "I think there is a lot more

President Trump clearing the slate for Dinesh D’Souza makes the fifth pardon since Mr. Trump took office. Attorney Midwin Charles, along with Stephanie Ruhle’s panel discuss the president’s use of pardoning power and what it may mean for the Russia

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

There's a formula people can exploit to, in a rather literal sense, obtain a get-out-of-jail-free card from Trump. Blagojevich is playing the game well.

The Washington Post's Ruth Marcus joins a conversation on the president's web of pardons and what they mean.

Five years ago, Republicans thought it was scandalous that the EPA partnered with outside groups. Do they still feel that way now?

Soccer analyst and friend of Morning Joe, Roger Bennett, will become a U.S. citizen on Friday, June 1, and the panel congratulates him.

Trump's ambassador to Israel is politicizing his post in ways without precedent, proving his many critics from last year right.

NBC News' Kate Snow previews her exclusive interview with Bill Cosby accuser Andrea Constand.

Donald Trump tends to struggle most when he's asked to show empathy. His experience in Houston yesterday is part of a much larger pattern.

President Trump continued breaking norms on Friday morning when he tweeted before the release of the jobs report that he was looking forward to seeing the numbers. CNBC's Dominic Chu joins Morning Joe with the numbers and the panel reacts to Trump's...

Trump, in a move that was almost certainly inappropriate, hinted this morning that the new figures were going to be good. They were, indeed.