Новости за 16.08.2018

Donald Trump is convinced his Supreme Court nominee enjoys broad support. Independent polling on Kavanaugh points in a very different direction.

Congressman John Lewis reflects on Aretha Franklin's life and contribution to the civil rights movement.

Former White House aide, Omarosa Manigault Newman, discusses a new secret recording of her interaction with Lara Trump who offered her a campaign job after leaving the White House.

At the beginning of his cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump extended his condolences on the passing of the "Queen of Soul", Aretha Franklin.

Aretha Franklin’s friend, Georgetown professor Michael Eric Dyson joins Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi to discuss Franklin’s many accomplishments and her unique perspective of the world.

Watch the Reverend Al Sharpton join Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle to remember Aretha Franklin - reflecting on the person she was and everything that made her special on the stage and beyond.

In light of Aretha Franklin’s passing, Stephanie Ruhle, Ali Velshi, Reverend Al Sharpton and Carole King reflect on some of most iconic performances from the Queen of Soul.

Rev. Al Sharpton remembers the moments before Aretha Franklin sang at White House. Carole King reflects on the moment Franklin sang "Natural Woman" to her on the Kennedy Center Honors stage.

As most veterans would probably attest, "ideas matter" in the military. Rep. Andy Barr (R-Ky.) may not fully appreciate that.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is said to have subpoenaed Tesla after Elon Musk’s market-moving tweet about taking the company private. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by Bloomberg SEC Editor Jesse Westbrook to discuss what this could mean for the

Aretha Franklin's second husband, Glynn Turman, calls MSNBC to reflect on her life and "tremendous sense of humor."

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

Trump believes Democratic voters "give up" when he makes campaign appearances. There's quite a bit of evidence to the contrary.

In February, Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the security-clearance process "doesn't operate within the White House." It looks like it does now.

Donald Trump thinks he enjoys the patriotic high ground against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The truth is more complicated.

In coordinated editorials, hundreds of newspapers denounce President Trump’s attack on the media. Boston Globe managing director Linda Henry joins us to discuss the response to the President’s assault on the free press.

Trump interrupted a WSJ interview "several times" to make untrue claims about special elections and his endorsement record.

Warnings fly between the NATO allies over tariffs and detailed American pastor Andrew Brunson. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and James Lankford (R-OK) join Morning Joe to discuss America’s increased tensions with Turkey and what it means for the...

What Donald Trump considers theoretically true is far less interesting than what's actually true.

After Alex Jones told his supporters to “ready their battle rifles” against the media, Twitter imposed a temporary ban. NBC’s Lester Holt spoke exclusively with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Morning Joe reacts.

The official White House explanation for punishing former CIA Director John Brennan is at odds with Trump's admitted rationale.

Poll: 79% of Americans think campaigns need to steer clear of foreign powers offering information on political opponents in the wake of Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with Russians during the 2016 Presidential race.

With Paul Manafort and Omarosa making headlines, the President puts the focus on the C.I.A’s former director, accusing John Brennan of “increasingly frenzied commentary.” The Morning Joe panel breaks it down.

Will another shoe drop? Does Omarosa have more tapes to release? Jill Colvin discusses the ongoing slow-motion crisis fired White House aide Omarosa poses for Trump and his staff.

Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani dials up the rhetoric against Robert Mueller and seems ready to push their legal battle to the Supreme Court. Robert Costa & Mimi Rocah react.