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Ali Velshi talks about the lingering effects of the Great Recession with Adam Tooze, Columbia University history professor and author of the new book “Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World.”

Dr. Tony Coles, co-chair of the Black Economic Alliance, helps break down with Ali Velshi the real economic reality for black Americans and how his group is trying to even out the numbers.

The Trump Administration is talking about drastically reducing the number of refugees permitted into the U.S. next year. The cutback has forced Refugees International - a leading advocacy organization that previously focused only on refugee crises

Former Democratic New York Congressman Steve Israel and Linda Chavez, Director of "Becoming American Initiative," join Andrea Mitchell to discuss last night’s primaries and what it means for November’s midterms.

Following President Trump’s arguably racist jabs at former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman, Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle break down the president’s lengthy history of racist remarks.

A bombshell Grand Jury report in Pennsylvania reveals a shocking level of abuse and cover-up by Catholic priests. Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi are joined by Shaun Dougherty, a Catholic sexual abuse survivor, and Mitchell Garabedian, who is representing

The White House is apologizing for making a false statement about the black unemployment rate. Sarah Huckabee Sanders was wrong when she claimed President Trump created three times as many jobs for black workers as President Obama. For Fact’s Sake,

Omarosa Manigault Newman’s bombshell accusations about President Trump keep coming and White House aides are reportedly terrified of what could be on Omarosa’s next tape. Ali Velshi, Stephanie Ruhle and Politico White House Reporter Annie Karni take a

The president promised the nation that he would only hire “the best people” to work for him. Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi dive into that broken promise.

Following the horrific bridge collapse in Genoa, Italy, Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle take a look at the bridges here in the United States. According to the latest numbers, almost one out of every ten bridges is in dire need of repair. Where is President

Confronted with accusations of racism, Trump routinely presents himself as a champion of communities of color. Reality tells a different story.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders apologizes after falsely claiming that Trump has done moer to create jobs for black Americans than former President Obama.

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

Jim VanSickle, survivor of priest sexual abuse in Pennsylvania, shares his story and reacts to the Grand Jury report released on Catholic Church abuse: "It is a major victory for all survivors all over the world... the truth is out there now."

Pentagon spokeswoman Dana White is under review by the Defense Department's inspector general for allegedly forcing her staff to run personal errands and removing staffers who complained about her.

Should U.S. presidential campaigns obtain information on opponents from hostile foreign powers? Americans say one thing, Trump's allies say something else.

Closing arguments are underway in the trial of Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign manager accused of tax and bank fraud to fund an extravagant lifestyle.

Rep Jim Himes, D-Conn., discusses the outcome of Tuesday's primaries, the Trump campaign's move to take legal action against Omarosa, who claims the president had prior knowledge of Wikileaks emails.

The war on empiricism is disorienting, though by all appearances, that's precisely the point of the effort.

President Trump has a lengthy history of insulting people, but he has repeatedly gotten away with it. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by GOP strategist Noelle Nikpour and Princeton University professor Eddie Glaude to discuss former White House aide Omarosa

A record number of women are running for Congress in November; however, one group is telling Republican women “don’t run this year.” Jennifer Lim, Co-Founder of the Republican Women for Progress, joins Chris Jansing to discuss the challenges Republican

The White House has started to believe Trump's bizarre exaggerations about his economic record, which necessarily leads to embarrassing mistakes.

Dems have long seen Kris Kobach as too extreme, even for Kansas, but with Greg Orman dividing the political mainstream...

Defense attorneys for Paul Manafort -- the president's former campaign chairman, who is facing tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering charges -- rested their case Tuesday, after calling no witnesses. Closing arguments begin Wednesday.

While Tim Pawlenty's loss in Minnesota may have been yesterday's biggest surprise, it wasn't the only interesting result.