Новости за 09.10.2018

More than 8,000 voters registered as non-partisan between August and September in Nevada, making them almost 22 percent of the state’s electorate. The non-partisan mayor of Reno joins to discuss how that affects policy making.

Wall Street Journal’s Shelby Holliday, along with MSNBC Legal Analyst Maya Wiley and former federal prosecutor John Flannery, joins Ari Melber on her reporting that a GOP operative connected to Flynn raised $100,000 to obtain Hillary Clinton’s stolen...

Katy sits down with students at the University of Nevada at Reno— her second stop on this week’s “Battleground College Tour,” to see what issues will be driving college students to the voting booth come November.

If Democrats want to retake control of the government following next month's midterms, they have to hold on to a number of competitive seats currently occupied by Democrats. The Democrat running for Nevada's third congressional district, Susie Lee, sits

President Trump’s trade war has already cost Ford Motor Company $1 billion, and now the company plans on laying off employees in a reorganizing effort. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down Ford's losses and what's next for the company.

Today is Brett Kavanaugh’s first day as a Supreme Court justice. Stephanie Ruhle and NBC’s Pete Williams discuss the first cases he will be faced with.

President Trump has accepted the resignation of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley. Haley announced that her departure will take place at the end of this year. Stephanie Ruhle gives us the latest. Weighing in: Foreign policy expert David

Nevada's Dean Heller is the only GOP Senator up for re-election in a state won by Hillary Clinton. Nevada political experts Jon Ralston, James DeHaven and Jesus Marquez join Katy to discuss what issues are at play in this Senate race.

Most Americans didn't vote for Trump, elect congressional Republicans, or support Kavanaugh. The status quo doesn't reflect the will of the American electorate.

South Carolina Republican Congressman and former Governor Mark Sanford joins Craig Melvin to discuss Nikki Haley’s resignation.

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

At times, it's seemed as if Haley disagreed with Trump on so many fronts, they were barely part of the same team. Now, she's making it official by resigning.

Author and professor Stephen L. Carter penned a recent column on the need for term limits in the Supreme Court, and he joins Morning Joe to discuss the court along with his new book on his grandmother, Eunice Hunton Carter.

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley has told staff she plans to resign. Andrea Mitchell and Hallie Jackson report.

Midterm elections are in 28 days and Jacob Soboroff went to a contentious district in California to see what matters to voters there. Weighing in: Princeton professor Eddie Glaude and Republican Congressman Ryan Costello.

Paul Ryan may pretend to be disappointed by hysterical demagoguery, but the Congressional Leadership Fund's ads tell a different story.

MSNBC's Jacob Soboroff travels to swing districts in Southern California to see what's on the minds of voters ahead of the midterms.

The economy remains strong, but are we starting to see the first signs of stalling? Stephanie Ruhle is joined by Politico’s Ben White to discuss Ford’s plan to lay off workers after they say President Trump’s tariffs have cost them a billion dollars.

A new ad, directed by Richard Linklater, from a political action committee called Fire Ted Cruz hits the senator over his 'Tough as Texas' campaign slogan. The panel discusses.

It wasn't enough for Republicans to confirm Brett Kavanaugh; they had to delegitimize those who opposed him, too.

If I had to guess which Republican is still in elected office in January 2023, Murkowski or Trump, I'd bet on Murkowski.

On Monday, President Trump and Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein flew together on Air Force One. And while Trump said he had no plans of firing Rosenstein, he also reiterated his position there was no collusion with Russia. Joe Scarborough weighs in.

While the president claims the U.S. economy under GOP leadership is booming, poverty still grips communities across the country. The Center for Public Integrity traveled to six areas that are not feeling the boom. Reporter Dave Levinthal discusses.

There were already concerns about Brett Kavanaugh's judicial independence. Last night's event at the White House didn't help matters.

Women prefer Democratic candidates for Congress by 14 points and more women voters disapprove than approve of Trump's job approval, according to new polling.