Новости за 13.07.2018

Trump's beliefs about his popularity have long been wrong, but they now include a strange twist.

As recently as this morning, Trump called the investigation into the Russia scandal a "rigged witch hunt." There's a new indictment that suggests he's wrong.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announces charges against 12 Russian intelligence officers for hacking the DNC and Hillary Clinton’s election campaign. The charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller state that the 12 defendants are members

President Trump insists he is going to press Vladimir Putin when they meet on Monday, but he is also saying that having a relationship with Russia is “a really good thing.” MSNBC Foreign Policy Contributor Evelyn Farkas joins Ali Velshi to discuss the

With talks of a “soft” Brexit plan, Ali Velshi shows how the UK is reacting to President Trump’s visit and the potential effects of the upcoming Brexit vote. Weighing in: NBC Chief Global Correspondent Bill Neely and CNBC Contributor Wilfred Frost.

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

Trump can either acknowledge recent developments and confront the adversary that's making him looking foolish, or he can pretend his failing policy is a triumph

The Financial Times' Gillian Tett and Clint Watts join Morning Joe for a discussion on the president's British visit ahead of his joint press conference with PM Theresa May.

The more U.S. officials go into "damage control" mode to reassure allies in response to Trump tantrums, the less the world can count on American leadership.

When Trump talks about immigration, he usually claims that his concern is about illegal immigration. But once in a while, he abandons the pretense.

Reps. Mark Meadows, R-NC, and Raja Krishnamoorthi, D-Ill., discuss FBI Agent Peter Strzok's Thursday hearing and the questions from some GOP congressmen. Reps. Meadows and Krishnamoorthi also discuss the current border policy.

If Trump's goal was to further weaken ties between the U.S. and some of our closest allies, this week's foreign excursion is proving to be a great success.

If Peter Strzok was determined to use his position to undermine Trump's candidacy, why didn't he use his position to undermine the Trump's candidacy?

Attorney for FBI Agent Peter Strzok joins Morning Joe to discuss Thursday's joint hearing with Strzok and the House GOP's pointed questions for the agent.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., discusses Thursday's joint House hearing with FBI Agent Peter Strzok and the GOP's grilling of Strzok over texts regarding then-candidate Donald Trump.

In an interview with The Sun, President Trump said British PM Theresa May had ignored his advice on Brexit, and the president also praised former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. The Morning Joe panel breaks down Trump's remarks and his visit to the UK.

During a Thursday joint hearing with the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees, senior FBI official Peter Strzok sparred with GOP lawmakers who suggested his bias against President Trump tainted the department’s Russia investigation.

Victoria Nuland, former NATO ambassador and undersecretary of State for European and Eurasian affairs, talks with Rachel Maddow about the FBI's expressed concerns to the State Department about Russians with "extreme technical skills" seeking visas to the

Former Republican congressman David Jolly reacts to the berating on Capitol Hill received by the FBI agent at the center of the Russia probe, Peter Strzok.

Victoria Nuland, former NATO ambassador and undersecretary of State for European and Eurasian affairs, talks with Rachel Maddow about the importance of NATO and what Vladimir Putin is likely to try to get out of Donald Trump when they meet one-on-one.

After a rough meeting between Trump and NATO allies, the president soon heads to a one-on-one with Vladimir Putin in Finland. Clint Watts & Frank Figliuzzi talk about how much is on the line for that meeting.

During his summit with allies, sources tell NBC News Pres. Trump all but threatened to pull out of NATO. During the same summit, Trump also told reporters he's a 'very stable genius.' Our panel reacts.

After a hectic showing at the NATO meeting, Trump arrives in the UK for a visit and immediately causes a stir with an interview criticizing UK PM Theresa May's Brexit plan. Our panel reacts.

Rep. Jerrold Nadler, top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, talks with Rachel Maddow about Republican efforts to use hearings in Congress to try to undermine the Mueller investigation to help Donald Trump.

Trump confesses that the baby Trump blimp makes him feel unwelcome in London in an interview with The Sun. Pres. Trump also said Boris Johnson would make a great P.M. ahead of his meeting with current P.M. Theresa May. Eugene Robinson and Brian Klaas...