Новости за 10.08.2018

It's not every day that a judge raises the prospect of holding the attorney general in contempt, which made for a dramatic afternoon in a courtroom yesterday.

Before 'Manhattan Madam' Kristin Davis testifies before special counsel Robert Mueller's grand jury, she told NBC News' Anna Schecter that she was not in contact with Roger Stone in the time leading up to the 2016 election.

Watch Stephanie Ruhle review the week that Fox News host Laura Ingraham has had, full of commentary now drawing criticism. MSNBC Terror Analyst Malcolm Nance and Washington Post Opinion writer Jonathan Capehart join the conversation to discuss the effects

President Trump’s in-laws are now officially American citizens, but did they use the very immigration method that President Trump has railed against for much of his presidency? Stephanie Ruhle digs into family reunification and what the president calls

A federal judge is threatening to hold the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland Security in contempt of court and ordered a plane to “turn around” after learning the administration deported a mother and daughter whose court process was still ongoing

The Vice President is backing his boss and calling for a new branch of the military to patrol the final frontier. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down what else the U.S. could get with the Space Force’s $8 billion budget.

The war in Yemen takes a deeper toll as an air strike in a crowded market hit a school bus. Dozens of children were killed by forces supported by the United States. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down the latest.

This weekend marks one year since the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia and the group “Unite the Right” is marking the anniversary with a rally in Washington, D.C. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down the rally’s impact on the

Susan Bro, mother of Heather Heyer who was killed in last year's violent Charlottesville protests, speaks out about her daughter's tragic death on the heels of the one year anniversary: "I can tell you what David Duke and Richard Spencer and Jason Kessler

Reuters White House correspondent Jeff Mason discusses new reporting on Trump intel advisors acknowledging Russia meddling in the 2016 election.

White House officials effectively find it necessary to trick the Leader of the Free World into doing what they think he should be doing.

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

Do Trump's lawyers really not know what a perjury trap is, or are they deliberately engaged in some kind of a misguided public-relations campaign?

Trump ripped NFL players taking a knee at a preseason game and suggested that protesters should be "suspended without pay."

After controlling the levers of federal power for nearly two year, the Republican message is still little more than, "Pelosi is bad and immigrants are scary."

An Alabama teacher took several buses to get to and from work every day. When the family of one of her students discovered that news, they decided to buy her a new car. Check out the heartwarming moment in today’s #GoodNewsRUHLES

A state of emergency has been issued in Virginia gearing up for the anniversary of the Charlottesville riot. Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. braces for protests and counter protests this weekend for a Unite the Right sequel. Stephanie Ruhle discusses the alt

During an appearance on ABC’s "Jimmy Kimmel Live,” rapper Kanye West went silent for a few moments when asked if he thinks President Donald Trump cares about black people. West has been previously vocal about his support for Trump.

Vice President Pence announces the formation of a sixth branch of the military – the Space Force. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by former astronaut Mae Jemison and Reason Magazine Editor-at-Large, Matt Welch to discuss whether the U.S. is actually behind in

Scott Pruitt's opponents were fortune the former EPA chief was so routinely bad at his job.

The former "Manhattan Madam", Kristin Davis, and colleague of President Trump's informal advisor Roger Stone is set to testify before a grand jury in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

Director and producer Liz Garbus embedded herself with the New York Times for 'The Fourth Estate,' a new documentary series about the newspaper existing in the Trump era. Garbus joins Morning Joe to discuss.

In the nation's closest contest, Kansas' Kris Kobach is already facing some awkward questions -- and it's likely to get worse before it gets better.

New court filings show that hundreds of migrant children still remain separated from their parents. The Morning Joe panel digs into the latest details of the border crisis, the lies Trump told about an immigration invasion and Laura Ingraham's remarks...

Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Wednesday delivered commentary about demographic shifts in America as it pertained to immigration. The Morning Joe panel discusses Ingraham's remarks and contrasts them with Ronald Reagan's comments about immigration.