Новости за 16.09.2018

Sen. Dianne Feinstein withheld a letter accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, leading many Democrats to question her motives. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

Beto O'Rourke could beat Ted Cruz in a stunning upset, ousting the Republican Texan in favour of a progressive Democrat for the incumbent’s U.S. Senate seat. Joy Reid and expert in Texas politics James Moore discuss.

Puerto Rican actor, Luis Guzman, speaks with MSNBC’s David Gura about the Trump administration’s response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Guzman’s family was personally impacted when the storm struck the island in 2017

Dallas police sought a warrant looking for evidence of drug paraphernalia in the home of Botham Jean after an officer from its department shot and killed the unarmed African-American man in his home. Joy Reid and her panel discuss how the subsequent...

Some Republican candidates once appeared to be courting Donald Trump's support, but now may be distancing themselves from the president's polarizing comments on issues such as the tragic deaths in Puerto Rico. Joy's guests analyze this strategy.

Rep. Maxine Waters believes Donald Trump will ‘eventually’ be held accountable for the allegations against him, she tells Joy Reid. Waters also comments on Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s handling of a letter by a woman who accuses Supreme Court nominee Brett...

Paul Manafort is now cooperating with Robert Mueller. Joy Reid’s guests explain what this could mean for Donald Trump, in addition to Jared Kushner, and Donald Trump, Jr.

Christine Blasey Ford is reportedly the woman who wrote the confidential letter alleging Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. She is a professor at Palo Alto University.

Tropical depression Florence downgraded, but flooding in the Carolinas remains a major concern. Record rainfall has left up to 30 inches of water in some areas. More than 13 thousand military personnel are actively involved in rescue efforts.

Tropical depression Florence downgraded, but flooding in the Carolinas remains a major concern. Record rainfall has left up to 30 inches of water in some areas. More than 13 thousand military personnel are actively involved in rescue efforts as the death

Rev. Al Sharpton talks with Mark Thompson about the death by police shooting of Botham Jean and what that means for people of color.

Rev. Al Sharpton sits down with Senator Kamala Harris to discuss everything from Kavanaugh to the possibility of a 2020 run, watch to see what she has to say.

Rev. Al Sharpton sits down with J. Marshall Shepherd to discuss climate change in the wake of Hurricane Florence and how it directly affects marginalized people of color.

PoliticsNation is hosted by Al Sharpton, one of America's most renowned civil rights leader.

NBC correspondent Cal Perry talks to North Carolina residents waiting out the storm in at their backyard bar while MSNBC anchor David Gura helps workshop a name for the neighborhood's establishment.

MSNBC’s Cal Perry talks to a tree cutter in Wilmington, NC, who says efforts to clear trees and debris are being hampered by continuing rain and high winds.

MSNBC’s Cal Perry is in Wilmington, North Carolina where Florence has caused flooding and damage to many homes. He spoke to a woman who said people are getting help from their neighbors without even having to ask, but that much more help is needed.

NBC’s Tammy Leitner gives an update from Conway, South Carolina where roads have been turned into rivers. At least eight people were killed after Hurricane Florence made landfall on North Carolina's coast on Friday. At least one person was killed in South