Новости за 23.07.2018

Last night, Donald Trump tweeted a strongly worded message to President Rouhani of Iran. Jim Walsh, a research associate at MIT's Security Studies Program tells Katy Tur that the President's tweet could come off as a nuclear threat.

President and Chief Security Officer of Crowdstrike and former Executive Assistant Director of the FBI, Shawn Henry, explains to Ali Velshi that the recent threat of Iranian cyber-attacks is real and that U.S. companies need to do a better job protecting

President Trump escalated his war of words with Iran after Iran’s president warned Trump not to “play with the lions tail.” Ali Velshi talked about what this means for both countries, and the wider Middle East, with Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer.

MSNBC’s “All In” Host Chris Hayes discusses with Ali Velshi how Carter Page’s claims of “glancing interactions” with Russian officials continues an overall pattern within the Trump 2016 campaign.

A court-appointed ‘Special Master’ says 12 audio tapes belonging to former Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen were released to federal investigators. NBC’s Tom Winter reports.

NBC's Pete Williams joins Ali Velshi to discuss Paul Manafort's appearance in court this morning as the judge agrees to delay the start of his trial by 6 days.

NBC's Pete Williams joins Chris Jansing to discuss Paul Manafort's appearance in court this morning as Manafort looks to delay the start of his trial.

As President Trump again takes aim at the media over his mixed messages about Russia, a former White House Stenographer is speaking out - saying she quit her job because she believes the president lies to the public. Beck Dorey Stein, part of a discreet

For the first time ever, a top-secret FISA warrant has been made public. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle are joined by MSNBC Legal Analyst Nick Akerman to discuss the document related to the FBI’s wiretapping of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page,

Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen is going undercover in his controversial new show. He has exposed disturbing views of some very public figures. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle break down whether these tactics are ethical. Weighing in: New York Times Culture

In light of President Trump’s unrelenting attacks on America’s intelligence agencies, Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle are honoring some of the men and women who died in service to those agencies. These Monumental Americans protected the people and ideals

Vice President Mike Pence says the Trump tax cuts are increasing pay for workers in Tennessee, but 98% of them have not seen any pay increases so far. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle break down President Trump’s tax cuts to see who really wins.

Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort is in a Virginia court for a hearing this morning, days before the start of his trial. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle discuss the sentence Manafort could be facing, and his connections to Russia and President

An assistant volunteer fire chief in Lancaster County, South Carolina arrived at his surprise birthday party, but the biggest surprise came out of the firetruck – his son. Marine Corporal Matthew Clanton returned home from a deployment in Norway for his

In another late-night Twitter tirade, President Trump threatened Iran with consequences that “few throughout history have ever suffered before” in response to war rhetoric from Iranian president Hassan Rouhani. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle are joined by

NBC's Anna Schecter and Defense Attorney Yodit Tewolde join David Gura to discuss Kristin Davis' relationship with Roger Stone and their involvement in the Trump-Russia probe.

How is it that Trump is going to tell struggling farmers that their plight doesn't much matter because the S&P 500 gives him a "buffer"?

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

A plane passes over an intense sun set near Yosemite National Park in California. The plane, just part of the crew battling the Ferguson fire. Just yesterday, the wild fire exploded, growing over 30,000 acres, causing campgrounds and roads to close, and

As one report explained, the "disconnect between the policies aimed at curbing Russia and the president's position has never been wider."

Vanity Fair's Emily Jane Fox and the Rev. Al Sharpton discuss the latest twists and turns involving the president's former attorney Michael Cohen.

If there's a race underway for 21st-century international primacy, what more could Donald Trump do to cede the United States' leadership role?

Host and author Eric Bolling and author Charlie Sykes debate the president's summit with Vladimir Putin and the limit of Congress' power and what, if anything, Congress should do to push back against the White House.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo thinks a Trump/Putin meeting at the White House "makes enormous sense." It really doesn't.

In public, Donald Trump pretends that his North Korea policy is a triumph. In private, it's a different story.