Новости за 19.09.2018

Ali Velshi talks with Missouri Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst about the struggles farmers are facing because of President Trump’s trade war, including the possibility that some farmers may go out of business.

It's not at all clear why the president described Hurricane Florence as "one of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water."

President Trump visits the Carolinas after Hurricane Florence, but Lars Anderson, Former Senior FEMA Official and founding partner of BlueDot Strategies, weighs in on how the President should trouble shoot the storm damage.

Samantha Guerry describes the reputation for credibility of her longtime friend Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her when they were in high school.

President Trump hailed the summit between North and South Korean leaders today writing on Twitter that the decision of North Korea to dismantle their nuclear test site is very exciting. Major Garrett, CBS News Chief White House Correspondent, joins Craig

Anand Giridharadas, NBC News Political Analyst, joins Craig Melvin to discuss his new book "Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World."

Barbara McQuade, MSNBC Contributor and Former U.S. Attorney, breaks downs the negative effects of President Trump bashing the DOJ and FBI: “He’s undermining their credibility and ability to keep us safe around the country. When a FBI agent knocks on a

New York Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the allegations against Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Questions are surfacing about what exactly the FBI should investigate regarding sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh. Will his accuser testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee without an investigation? Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi

Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser Christine Blasey Ford put another person in the room during her alleged sexual assault – Mark Judge. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle share what we know about him so far.

With midterms 48 days away, today’s #MonumentalAmerican is Alice Paul, who fought to get women the right to vote. Watch Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle share the story of her life and accomplishments, including her involvement in the Equal Rights Amendment

Every time Donald Trump shares classified information to advance his political interests, he says it's in the name of "transparency." That's ridiculous.

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

New Quinnipiac numbers out of Texas suggest that Beto O'Rourke may not be that close to closing the gap with incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz. The panel discusses.

Donald Trump's conspiracy theory about Carter Page is ridiculous, and this is probably the last hill Republicans should be willing to die on.

NBC News' Ken Dilanian explains that the FBI could investigate Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's allegation against Judge Brett Kavanaugh not as a criminal matter, but as a standard form of Supreme Court nominee vetting.

"We'll have to make a decision" suggests the White House's support for Brett Kavanaugh's nomination isn't exactly rock solid.

Author Seth G. Jones joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'A Covert Action: Reagan, The CIA, and the Cole War Struggle in Poland.'

The Trump administration has announced a dramatic cut to the number of refugees that will be allowed into the country in 2019. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by former NBC Correspondent and Author of “Promised Land” Martin Fletcher to discuss whether this

Despite new claims from his Commerce Secretary, the president’s trade war may not be leaving more cash in your wallet. Stephanie Ruhle and Brendan Greeley break down who is actually winning – the U.S. or China.

The president has launched his latest attack against Jeff Sessions, saying “I don’t have an Attorney General.” Stephanie Ruhle and Hallie Jackson fact-check President Trump and discuss how he staffed Sessions himself.

More than 200 military veterans are seeking new way to serve the country by running for Congress as midterm elections approach. NBC News’ Kasie Hunt reports.

President Donald Trump called out Attorney General Jeff sessions before departing the White House for North Carolina saying he's disappointed in him "for many reasons."

President Donald Trump says it's important to hear from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanugh's accuser, and says it would be "unfortunate" if she doesn't show up.

Jeff Sessions won't be fired before the midterms, but in the meantime, Trump is making clear he holds the AG in contempt.