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Tom Arnold sits down with MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace to discuss his meeting with Michael Cohen. Arnold talks about his Vice series, “Hunt for the Trump Tapes,” which is focused on finding ‘incriminating’ Trump tapes with Cohen’s help. Arnold also speaks

NBC’s Peter Alexander and the New York Times’ Nicholas Confessore analyze the Trump administration’s shifting narrative on their zero tolerance policy at the border after Attorney General Jeff Sessions said last night that the separation of migrant

NBC’s Ron Allen speaks with the Chief Medical Officer at Children’s Village, a residential facility taking in migrant children in Dobbs Ferry, New York.

John Sandweg tells Katy Tur he’s surprised 500 kids have already been reunited with their families, and that there’s no way ICE has the facilities to hold these families in detention together.

As one observer put it, the House GOP's farm bill captured "everything that's wrong with Congress" in one piece of legislation.

Robyn Barnard, staff attorney from Human Rights First, joins Peter Alexander to discuss the difficulties of reuniting families separated at the border and the stories she’s heard from asylum seekers.

Up until now, reporters have not been allowed into facilities housing migrant girls. Now for the first time, NBC News has learned what life is like for migrant girls that were separated from their families. NBC’s Catie Beck gets a rare look inside a South

Charles Krauthammer, one of the most prolific commentators of his time, passed away last night after a battle with cancer at the age of 68. Honored with a Pulitzer prize in 1987, Krauthammer was hugely influential in conservative circles. In a

In honor of Pride Month, Stephanie Ruhle shares Marsha P. Johnson’s accomplishments and activism for LGBT rights. Watch what makes her a #MonumentalAmerican.

President Trump wants to reorganize the federal government including a proposal to combine the education and labor departments. CNBC’s John Harwood joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss what this could mean for students, workers, and some of the most

President Trump says crossing the U.S.-Mexico border is like “walking through Central Park.” Stephanie Ruhle is joined by Jacob Soboroff to explain the dangerous and sometimes fatal journey that migrants face to reach the border.

President Trump is asking professional athletes to suggest names of prisoners he should pardon - now a group of NFL players are responding. Stephanie Ruhle speaks with former NFL wide-receiver Anquan Boldin about his response to President Trump’s request.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is peddling false claims about separating migrant children from their parents. Stephanie Ruhle weighs in.

If this week proved anything, it's that this presidency is almost certainly getting worse when it comes to governing with some modicum of competence.

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

If Donald Trump wants to understand why the Republican immigration push has turned into such a fiasco, he shouldn't be looking at Democrats.

President Trump tweeted Friday morning that Republicans “should stop wasting their time on immigration” until the midterm elections in November. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports on how this message affects still-planned House votes next week.

If it wasn't obvious before that these guys aren't ready for prime time, it is now.

Stephanie Ruhle and her panel discuss the separation of families at the border, the hiring of illegal immigrants, wages and more. Weighing in: Executive editor of Bloomberg View Tim O’Brien, editor of “All We Know So Far” Brendan Greeley, and New York

The Supreme Court handed down a ruling Friday that requires police to obtain search warrants in order to use cell phones to track an individual’s movements. NBC’s Pete Williams reports.

A town in Oklahoma made Myda Lewis’ dream come true by holding a parade for her 107th birthday. #GoodNewsRUHLES

Even after President Trump’s executive order, migrant children are still being detained in foster facilities across the country. 700 migrant children were brought to New York State, but HHS won’t even tell the state’s governor where they are being kept,

Private prisons account for 20 percent of all federal prisoners held in detention and their profits are soaring in the wake of immigration arrests. Brendan Greely and Tim O’Brien sit down with Stephanie Ruhle to discuss how lobbying efforts by these

Trump wants to be seen as forward-thinking, so he uses space for its symbolic significance. It'd be more effective if he had any idea what he was talking about.

The relationship between Donald Trump and the National Enquirer was reportedly more serious - and legally controversial - than previously known.