Новости за 05.07.2018

Pruitt stands accused of being one of the most corrupt cabinet officials in history. The question is not why he resigned; it's why in the world it took so long.

President Trump wants to cut the number of people who can come into the country legally, even as businesses have a hard time filling open positions. Ali Velshi talks with former National Economic Council Director Gene Sperling about the potential negative

Bill Shine is no longer welcome at Fox News because he allegedly "enabled a culture of sexual harassment," but he is welcome in Trump's White House.

Journalist Ed Schultz dies at 64. Schultz was the host of ‘The Ed Show,’ a weekday news talk program on MSNBC.

The problem has less to do with seven Republicans going to Russia for the 4th of July. The more serious issue is what they did while they were there.

Former Fox News Co-President Bill Shine has joined the Trump White House as assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff for communications, White House says. Shine resigned from Fox News in May 2017 following Bill O’Reilly and Roger Ailes sexual

As President Trump decides to withdraw Obama-era guidance that ensured diversity in school communities, Ali Velshi breaks down what affirmative action is and speaks with the Chair of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Catherine Lhamon, on how a blow to

Rescue crews are trying to free twelve boys trapped in a Thailand cave and are now racing against the weather. Ali Velshi is joined by NBC Correspondent Janis Mackey Frayer and Thai volunteer diver Reungrit Changwanyuen to discuss the monsoon rains that

NBC News' Julia Ainsley joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss HHS Secretary Alex Azar's immigration briefing where he revealed that nearly 3,000 migrant children are in the government's custody after the Trump administration instituted a "zero tolerance"...

The president thinks the U.S. is losing money and jobs because of low-skilled immigrants, but that is not true. Economic Policy Adviser to Vice President Joe Biden, Jared Bernstein, joins Ali Velshi to break down the numbers that prove America needs more

Two more people have been poisoned by the nerve agent Novichok, which almost killed a former Russian spy and his daughter in an attack in March. Ali Velshi breaks down what the chemical weapon actually is.

President Trump is nearing his self-imposed deadline to choose a new Supreme Court justice and has narrowed his choices down to three people. Ali Velshi is joined by NBC News Legal Analyst Mimi Rocah to discuss the details of the president’s upcoming

If Scott Pruitt is just now "inching forward to the tipping point," it means Trump World still hasn't seen enough.

Why did Trump assume senators had never heard of the Chinese telecom giant ZTE? Because he hadn't heard of it.

Publicly and privately, Donald Trump was apparently serious about the prospect of invading Venezuela.

In response to the election of President Trump, Ethan Todras-Whitehill started Swing Left, an organization designed to flip the House of Representatives back to the Democrats. Republican strategist Susan Del Percio and Democratic strategist Basil Smikle

Business leaders – some of which are longtime GOP allies – are now front-and-center in the fight against President Trump’s tariffs. Chris Jansing breaks down what this means for the president with Chief Economic Correspondent for Politico, Ben White.

According to new reporting from the Associated Press, President Trump was willing to go to war last summer to solve a foreign policy challenge with Venezuela. Chris Jansing speaks with the reporter who broke the story, Joshua Goodman, about if this idea

Following a series of interviews, President Donald Trump has narrowed down his shortlist of candidates to replace Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy. Trump's possible picks include Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, Judge Amy Coney Barrett and Judge Raymond M.

Some random guy who committed some random crime became a target of the president of the United States.

Author Kate Andersen Brower discusses her new book 'First in Line: Presidents, Vice Presidents, and the Pursuit of Power.'

What do African-American communities “have to lose" from a Trump presidency? Plenty.

Alan Dershowitz feels as if his presence on Martha's Vineyard isn't being warmly received by friends and residents due to his views supporting President Trump. What does this say about our current political and cultural moment and about the past?

The problem isn't just Trump peddling new anti-Obama nonsense; it's also how Trump came to believe new anti-Obama nonsense.

Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., criticizes the president's potential Supreme Court picks, his thoughts on ICE and the current push to abolish the agency and his thoughts on July 4.