Новости за 18.06.2018

As the Trump administration faces growing criticism over its border policy, the House is preparing to vote on immigration legislation. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) joined Kasie Hunt to talk about her trip to a center where migrants are being held.

Notes from a meeting soon after Trump's inauguration show a Department of Homeland Security official listed it among the methods that would discourage asylum seekers.

Donald Trump doesn't want a deal on immigration; he wants a ransom. Whether he understands this or not, they're not the same thing.

President Trump hosts the first public meeting of his national space council. Astronaut Leland Melvin joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss which issues the meeting plans to tackle and who could make money from the plans.

Journalist John Moore, who had unique access to the U.S.-Mexico border, sits down with Stephanie Ruhle to discuss his moving photography as well as his take on Trump’s new immigration policy that separates parents from their children.

China’s latest round of tariffs now include hundreds of products. The hardest hit states are actually ‘Trump-country.’ Stephanie Ruhle breaks down which states could lose the most in this looming trade war.

Doctor Julie Linton, Chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics Immigrant Health Special Interest Group, joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the medical impact of separating migrant children from their parents.

Rep. Jerrold Nadler, Democrat from New York, reacts to comments made by Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen this morning: "The administration should certainly apologize, it should apologize for the cruelties it is reeking and for its dishonesty,"

Jesuit Priest and editor-at-large of "America" Magazine, Father James Martin, says that the use of the bible by some White House officials to defend the separation of parents and children at the border is "reprehensible".

Dr. Colleen Kraft, President of the American Academy of Pediatrics, comments on the medical conditions of the detained children separated from their parents: "The long term impact with this type of trauma can affect their ability to learn -- they can drop

Senate Democrats have a bill to end Trump's family-separation policy. They just can't find any Republicans willing to endorse it.

German astronaut Alexander Gerst watches the world cup like a lot of us, except he doesn't need a chair -- look at him just laying back and relaxing. That's because he is watching his German team from the International Space station -- 250 miles above

After creating the Love for Love City fund to provide relief to the Virgin Islands in the wake of Hurricane Irma, country singer Kenny Chesney is donating all proceeds from his "Song for the Saints" album to his nonprofit in order to further help recovery

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

Trump published a dishonest and racially charged political attack against an ostensible ally this morning - making a bad situation, which he created, worse.

NBC News' Pete Williams unpacks the latest actions by the Supreme Court regarding gerrymandering congressional districts.

In 1974, James Neal told a jury considering charges against Watergate defendants about "veiled, camouflaged offers of clemency made without using that word."

On the 46th anniversary of the Watergate break-in, presidential historian Michael Beschloss and writer Sally Quinn join Morning Joe to discuss the moment in history and what it says about the current moment.

Stephanie Ruhle questions the objective behind the Trump administration immigration policy separating migrant children from their parents at the southern border. GOP strategist Evan Siegfried and MSNBC contributor Mike Lupica join the conversation.

Hot-button issues such as immigration, trade, and North Korea divide politics in Washington. Ohio Governor and former presidential candidate John Kasich joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the current state of the United states and the “disease” that plagues

In the event of a national emergency, will Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen have the credibility she'll need?

The fact that he's baffled by the lack of praise suggests Trump honestly has no idea just how little his "deal" with North Korea actually accomplished.

MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff traveled to the Border Patrol's processing center in McAllen, Texas. This is where most child migrant separations happen in the U.S. Soboroff joins Morning Joe to discuss what he saw at the center.

From Dreamers to separating families: Unable to gain leverage threatening one group of young immigrants, the Republican is now targeting another.

Even now, after all that's happened in the Trump/Russia scandal, we're still learning about previously unreported contacts between Russia and Trump confidants.