Новости за 24.08.2018

Trump recently boasted that when it comes to North Korea, there's "great progress being made." So much for that idea.

New Yorker's Adam Entous breaks down his latest reporting on a 2017 memo, "The Echo Chamber," accusing Obama officials of trying to undermine President Trump's foreign policy.

His former campaign manager was found guilty on 8 counts of tax and bank fraud, his former lawyer takes a plea, his one-time publisher-pal takes an immunity deal, and now the bookkeeper for President Trump's namesake organization has also taken an

Fmr. U.S. Attorney, Chuck Rosenberg, reacts to long-time Trump Org. CFO Allen Weisselberg granted immunity in Michael Cohen Probe.

Senator John McCain has stopped his treatment for brain cancer. Presidential historian Jon Meacham joins Craig Melvin to discuss the senator’s legacy.

President Donald Trump just announced a halt in talks with North Korea as he tweeted there hasn't been 'sufficient progress' in the denuclearization of North Korea.

Allen Weisselberg is the longtime Trump Organization Chief Financial Officer, but what does he have to do with the Cohen investigation? Ali Velshi breaks it down.

The treasurer of President Trump’s charity, Allen Weisselberg has been granted immunity by federal prosecutors just as New York state is escalating its investigation into the Trump Foundation. Ali Velshi is joined by an IRS Criminal Investigator to

After a year-long battle, Senator John McCain is discontinuing his treatment for glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer. Ali Velshi discusses Senator McCain’s accomplishments and shares kind words from the Senator’s colleagues following the McCain

Following the news of Allen Weisselberg’s immunity in the Cohen investigation, Ali Velshi spoke with Stormy Daniels’ attorney Michael Avenatti about how Weisselberg’s testimony could affect the president and the investigation.

Prosecutors are digging deeper into President Trump’s life. Trump Organization’s longtime Chief Financial Officer, Allen Weisselberg, might be able to answer their questions. Ali Velshi is joined by NBC’s Ken Dilanian and Tom Winter, and former Deputy

Given what we know about Alan Weisselberg's role in Trump's organization, if the president wasn't nervous before, it's very likely that he's nervous now.

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

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) has "chosen to discontinue medical treatment," for his aggressive form of brain cancer his family said in a statement.

Ohio Democratic congressional candidate Danny O'Connor discusses his state's special election against Republican Troy Balderson. O'Connor also discusses Nancy Pelosi and if he would support her as House speaker.

A bipartisan election interference bill appeared to be on track for pre-election approval. Then the White House weighed in.

If Trump wants to have a debate over leaks of classified information, can we talk about his May 2017 meeting with Russian officials in the Oval Office?

Six-year-old Katelyn Lunt ordered $350 worth of Barbies off of Amazon without her mother’s knowledge. Instead of returning them, her parents decided to donate them to a local children’s hospital in Salt Lake City.

Google is taking swift, new action against foreign agents trying to spread disinformation ahead of November’s midterms. But this time, it isn’t Russia. Washington Post Tech Policy Reporter Tony Romm joins Chris Jansing to discuss who is doing this.

Indicted California Congressman Duncan Hunter is saying he did nothing wrong and pleaded not guilty to charges that he and his wife misused campaign funds. But you won’t believe who he thinks is to blame. Chris Jansing and her panel Zephyr Teachout, Chris

David Pecker, the publisher of the National Enquirer has been granted immunity in the Cohen probe. Chris Jansing explains what Pecker’s cooperation means for President Trump. Weighing in: NBC Investigative Reporter Tom Winter, Candidate for New York

The Manhattan District Attorney is reportedly eyeing criminal charges against the Trump Organization and two senior company officials. This as another close Trump confidant is granted immunity by federal prosecutors. Chris Jansing breaks down the latest

There's fresh evidence that the Affordable Care Act is more popular than the Republican Party, the Republican president, and Republican tax breaks.

Morning Joe previews the latest episode of 'This is Football,' which airs on NBCSN on Sunday, August 26.

Trump doesn't want to politicize law enforcement; he just wants Sessions to target the president's domestic enemies and be subservient to the White House.