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MSNBC Correspondent Jacob Soboroff shares his findings from conversations with voters in Maine and Steve Kornacki provides analysis on the issues that matter most to voters ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

As a rule, when nearly 3,000 Americans die on a president's watch, he probably shouldn't be too eager to describe the disaster as "an incredible unsung success"

As Hurricane Florence approaches the east coast, the Commander of the Committee of the Joint Task Force for Hurricane Katrina says that FEMA is most likely unprepared for the storm.

A new poll finds that the majority of Americans don't find President Trump honest or trustworthy. Will this credibility problem have an impact on the midterm elections?

Ali Velshi tries to answer that question with Ali Soufan, former FBI special agent, and C.J. Chivers, investigative reporter with the New York Times.

As Hurricane Florence makes its way towards the Carolina coast, President Trump issued a warning to residents in its path to seek safe shelter elsewhere far away from it.

Juan Zarate, former deputy national security advisor to President George W. Bush, and NBC’s Josh Lederman discuss the investigation into the mysterious attacks that led to brain injuries in U.S. personnel in Cuba.

With a new NFL season underway, President Trump is reigniting a culture war on the league, again slamming players who kneel during the national anthem. Devin McCourty, Safety for the New England Patriots and governing board member of the "Players

New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District has flipped back and forth between Republican and Democratic control every election for the last decade. Garrett Haake traveled to “The Bloody First” to talk with the candidates and the voters who could tell us a

Archie Williams was one of the first African-American weathermen, an Olympic gold medalist, a flight instructor for the Tuskegee Airmen, a war veteran, and a teacher. Watch Ali Velshi share Williams’ extremely accomplished and heroic life. He was a

A monster hurricane is headed straight for the Carolinas, forcing more than one million people to evacuate. Ali Velshi is joined by Myrtle Beach Mayor Brenda Bethune to discuss Hurricane Florence and the largest peacetime evacuation this country has ever

On the 17th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, we remember the victims and those changed forever. MSNBC Terror Analyst Malcolm Nance and NBC’s Ken Dilanian joins Ali Velshi to discuss the way the United States combats terror and if our national

A potentially life-threatening storm is forcing more than one million people to evacuate. NBC’s Al Roker and Kerry Sanders join Ali Velshi to break down the latest developments of the storm.

As we reflect on the horrific day that scarred this country 17 years ago on September 11th, Chris Jansing is joined by LA Times Middle East Foreign Correspondent Nabih Bulos to discuss why Al Qaeda could be stronger and more dangerous than ever before.

The EPA is expected to roll back the third major Obama-era climate change rule this year. Chris Jansing is joined by New York Times environmental policy reporter Coral Davenport to discuss what the Trump administration is doing to make it easier to

With just two months left before midterms, Chris Jansing is joined by NBC’s Vaughn Hillyard and Jacob Soboroff to break down what really matters to voters who are heading to the polls. Weighing in: Associate Editor of Real Clear Politics A.B. Stoddard and

U.S. personnel in Cuba and China have been on the receiving end of mysterious “attacks” that led to brain injuries. Chris Jansing is joined by NBC’s Ken Dilanian to discuss what country officials believe is behind this plot.

Trump isn't just giving up on addressing the climate crisis; he's taking deliberate steps to make the crisis worse.

Americans are largely unimpressed with the Republicans' massive tax breaks that mostly benefit the wealthy. The GOP is pushing another round of breaks anyway.

This year's gender gap may be the biggest ever seen in the American electorate.

The Morning Joe panel continues its discussion of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks and what has changed in the country since.

Republican Rep. Rob Blum of Iowa already faced long re-election odds. His ethics mess makes matters quite a bit worse.

Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif. of the Armed Services Committee, joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest in U.S.-North Korea relations.

I half-expect Donald Trump to declare, "Nobody knew talks between Israelis and Palestinians could be so complicated."

Sen. Susan Collins of Maine is running unopposed but a group has raised close to $1M for a future opponent if she votes to confirm Brett Kavanaugh. The panel discusses.