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Watch CNBC's Editor-in-Chief John Harwood join Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi to discuss the potential effects of President Trump's trade war with China.

Craig Melvin is joined by legal analysts Lisa Green and Katie Phang to discuss their expectations for Monday's scheduled hearing.

Craig Melvin is joined by Lieutenant General Russel Honore, former commander of Joint Task Force Katrina, to discuss Hurricane Florence recovery and what problems still exist for those hit by the storm.

Martin Fletcher, former NBC Correspondent and Tel Aviv Bureau Chief, has covered the Middle East for 26 years. He joins Craig Melvin to talk his new book "Promised Land."

Director Glenn Weiss took the stage to accept an Emmy Award, but used the moment to propose to his girlfriend, Jan Svendsen. Weiss got on one knee while giving his acceptance speech, saying "You wonder why I don't like to call you my girl-friend, because

Chuck Todd, NBC News Moderator on Meet the Press, shares his insight into Judge Brett Kavanaugh's latest controversy: "The White House will defend Kavanaugh as much as he defends himself - I think you got to look at Judge Kavanaugh as a day to day

Brian Fallon, Press Secretary for Hillary Clinton's 2016 Presidential campaign, weighs in on Judge Brett Kavanaugh's pending sexual assault allegations, and GOP heat surrounding Senator Feinstein's handling of the accuser's letter: "The whole reason

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has been accused of sexual assault in his high school days. The accuser is now invited to testify in a hearing on Capitol Hill, where we will also hear from Kavanaugh. Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi are joined by

President Trump is declassifying documents related to the Russia investigation, just as his former campaign manager Paul Manafort flips on him. Elliot Williams and Harry Litman join Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle to dig in to Trump’s distraction strategy.

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley believes Russian election interference in the United States "didn't work." It didn't?

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

The RNC's research found that many of the party's key supporters sound quite Democratic in their policy preferences.

President Trump on Monday ordered the public release of highly classified documents and text messages related to the FBI investigation into whether his campaign conspired with Russia. Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., discusses.

The investigation into FEMA chief Brock Long is apparently more serious than we previously realized.

Pop star Ed Sheeran made a stop at Boston Children’s Hospital to meet some very special fans. Watch Stephanie Ruhle talk about this very special day and why this #GoodNewsRUHLES.

Despite the latest trade war escalation, the markets are up. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by Nigel Travis, who has led multiple Fortune 500 companies to discuss why the economy keeps moving forward despite the growing tensions.

The president has ordered the Justice Department to declassify documents related to the Russia investigation, much to their surprise. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down what exactly is in the documents and what it could mean for the investigation. Weighing in:

Libby Leffler of personal finance company SoFi and executive coaching expert Liz Bentley join Morning Joe to discuss ways to achieve financial independence.

Watch Stephanie Ruhle break down what exactly will happen when Russia investigation-related documents are released per President Trump’s bombshell order to the Department of Justice.

The politics of health care in 2018 are unrecognizable compared to 2010.

To hear Orrin Hatch tell it, Brett Kavanaugh didn't attack Ford, and even if he did, Kavanaugh shouldn't be held accountable for his actions years later.

What can poll numbers in the House race in California's 39th District tell us about the coming midterms? Steve Kornacki joins Morning Joe to discuss.

Donald Trump is interfering with an ongoing federal investigation, and he's not making much of an effort to hide it.

Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin releases her latest book 'Leadership: In Turbulent Times,' which looks at presidential history from four presidents. Yahoo News' Daniel Klaidman also discusses the new series 'When Presidents Lead.'