Новости за 17.08.2018

Nicholas Rasmussen, the former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center sits down with Katy Tur to condemn the President’s actions. Rasmussen is a close friend of William McRaven who oversaw the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, and responds to

Harvard Law School Professor Laurence Tribe joins Katy Tur to discuss how the President’s threat to strip former intelligence officials of their White House security clearances fits into the Special Counsel’s investigation. The Washington Post’s Jennifer

Donald Trump revoked the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan, and is threatening to take away clearances of other former intelligence officials. What they all have in common? Each of these officials is tied to the Russia Investigation.

Retired U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Joe Plenzler, director of media relations for the American Legion National Headquarters, joins Ali Velshi to talk about the real issues affecting veterans and how money for the President’s military parade could be better

As Turkey’s currency continues to fall, there are growing fears of a new global financial crisis. Ali Velshi takes a closer look at the economic and political fallout with Steven Cook of the Council on Foreign Relations and former International Monetary

Republican strategist Joe Watkins and Entertainment Weekly’s Lola Ogunnaike discuss with Ali Velshi what a week of Omarosa headlines has done to the Trump administration.

Former CIA Deputy Director David S. Cohen tells Ali Velshi why he thinks it’s on Congress and current members of the intelligence community to make clear to the President that “he’s playing with something that’s important for our national security.”

Mack McLarty talks Omarosa tapes

The New York Times reports Omarosa Manigault Newman is believed to have as many as 200 secret recordings. It comes after she provided MSNBC with a recording of a conversation with Trump Campaign adviser, Lara Trump, that included discussion of paying

On this Sunday's Dateline "City of Angels," Craig Melvin hosts an hour-long special on the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles. Stephanie Kasky-Gamer, President and CEO of LA Family Housing, joins Craig to discuss the epidemic and how to end it.

Arrested for voting? For 12 men in North Carolina - casting a ballot in the 2016 election meant a felony charge. One of those dozen people, Keith Sellars, joins Craig Melvin along with his attorney Whitley Carpenter to discuss the legal fight he has ahead

Erik Prince, former Navy SEAL and founder of Blackwater, a security firm that faced years of investigations for its role in Iraq, joins MSNBC to discusses his proposal to privatize U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan.

If Trump sees the response to his retaliation against John Brennan as "tremendous," he's not paying close enough attention.

A mother detailed being separated from her children as the Trump administration has failed to unite over 500 families, NBC News' Mariana Atencio reports.

The dropping Turkish lira has investors worried about a possible global economic crisis. Ali Velshi and NBC’s Richard Engel break down how the lira could affect you and what exactly are “Fragile Five.”

The Vatican is finally responding to the Pennsylvania grand jury report that exposed seven decades of sexual abuse and cover up. Ali Velshi speaks with one survivor about the church’s statement.

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

The President is getting ready to strip more security clearances from his critics and those involved in the Russia investigation, according to the Washington Post. Ali Velshi breaks down Brennan’s service and how he could not silence his critics. Weighing

To hear Trump tell it, he either intends to buy jet fighters we don't need, or his military parade was a threat to our national security.

If you're looking for the sort of controversy that might yet undermine Kavanaugh's chances of confirmation, I'd suggest starting with his torture testimony.

Of the over 2,000 children separated as a result of the border crisis, more than 500 remain separated from their families. Mariana Atencio reports.

The president is calling it collusion. Kristen Welker is joined by her reporter panel to discuss the stunning response from journalists nationwide and the effect Omarosa is having inside the Trump administration by her media blitz.

With 81 days left until the midterms, candidates are refining their message. Kristen Welker is joined by Vaughn Hillyard who has been speaking with voters in Missouri about what issues they are most concerned about.

The more Donald Trump and his team try to talk about California wildfires, the harder it is to take their rhetoric seriously.

Donald Trump has encouraged Americans not to believe stories that cite anonymous sources. There is some irony to his warnings.