Новости за 08.06.2018

After the suicides of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade, many are asking why it happens and how to help a loved one who may be considering ending their own life. Katy Tur gets advice from Dr. Douglas Jacobs, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard

Katy Tur speaks with The Daily Beast's Asawin Suebsaeng about the new headlines that dropped this week about Scott Pruitt, including 15 separate investigations into the EPA chief's behavior.

Katy Tur speaks with Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) about his decision to sign an open letter to President Trump, calling on the administration to reverse course on its policy of separating immigrant children from their parents at the border.

As President Trump gears up for his nuclear summit with North Korea, Katy Tur speaks with President Obama's Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes about what's at stake next week, why he's uneasy about the government combing through the records of

Before leaving for the G7 Summit this morning, President Trump dropped a deluge of news outside the White House. From saying Russia should be added back to the alliance, to his preparations for the Nuclear Summit with North Korea, Katy Tur asks "Where do

Following a week of tragedy, in the suicide-deaths of Kate Spade and today, chef and journalist Anthony Bourdain, a conversation needs to be had. Dr. Gail Saltz, Psychiatrist and author, has an open conversation with Hallie on the topic of suicide, and

James A. Wolfe, a former employee of the Senate Intelligence committee, has been arrested on charges of lying to the FBI about contacts he had with multiple reporters, federal prosecutors said Thursday. NBC's Julia Ainsley has more with the story.

Fmr. Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been hit with another superseding indictment by Special Counsel Mueller’s office. NBC News' Tom Winter discusses the charges, including fresh counts of obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct

Celebrity chef, author and award winning TV personality, Anthony Bourdain seemed to have it all: success, admiration, money and fame. The 61-year-old is remembered for his love of adventure, food and extraordinary gift of story. The news comes as a new

Even by Trump standards, his latest argument about his own family-separation policy is indefensibly incoherent.

According to The World Economic Forum, by 2050 there could be more plastics in the ocean than fish. World Oceans Day is a chance to bring attention to cleanup efforts around the world.

Celebrity chef and legendary adventurer Anthony Bourdain is dead from suicide at the age of 61. “Morning Joe” co-host Willie Geist and NBC News Medical Correspondent discuss Bourdain’s legacy, and the rising suicide rate in the country.

Attorney Michael Avenatti joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss President Trump and the First Lady’s response to Rudy Giuliani’s comments regarding Stormy Daniels and her involvement with the president.

As President Trump made his way to the G7 Summit, he took questions from reporters. Sharing his thoughts on the conference, pardons as well as Rudy Giuliani’s recent comments on Stormy Daniels. Eddie Glaude, Matt Welch, and Jonathan Allen join Stephanie

Trump referenced Hillary Clinton four times this morning, during a fairly brief Q&A with reporters. The election was 577 days ago.

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

Reporters Shannon Pettypiece and Jonathan Lemire join Morning Joe to discuss new reporting on Giuliani and the Mueller investigation.

What amazes me is that we've reached the point in American politics that this the Duty to Report Act is even considered necessary.

If you're under the impression that the staff shake-up at Donald Trump's White House has settled down, allow me to make the opposite case.

Will the major parties put materials stolen by foreign adversaries to use during the 2018 campaigns?

It's almost as if Trump feels indebted in some way to Moscow, and doesn't mind embarrassing himself while looking for new ways to make Russia happy.

It's almost as if Trump feels indebted in some way to Moscow, and doesn't mind embarrassing himself while looking for new ways to make Russia happy.

The Morning Joe panel and reporter Peter Alexander discuss President Trump's Friday morning White House Q&A session Friday where he discussed everything from Russia, Michael Cohen, Melania Trump's surgery, the G-7, Rudy Giuliani and Muhammad Ali.

Before departing for the G-7 summit in Canada, President Donald Trump spoke to reporters about a potential pardon for the late boxer Muhammad Ali. Trump also spoke about his "absolute right to pardon himself."

While the president's brazen dishonesty is hardly new, I hope we don't grow too inured to this specific kind of lying.