Новости за 18.12.2018

Russian Maria Butina pleaded guilty to conspiracy for acting illegally as a foreign agent and is cooperating with prosecutors.

A federal judge has delayed the sentencing for President Trump’s former National Security Advisor, Michael Flynn after saying “you sold your country out.” NBC’s Julia Ainsley and former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner join Stephanie Ruhle and Ali

The Trump Foundation is dissolving and the New York Attorney General is accusing the charity of illegal activity. Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi are joined by NBC Investigations reporter Tom Winter and NBC Legal Analyst Dan Goldman to discuss what that

The scandal-plagued Trump Foundation is permanently closing its doors, but the investigation into the so-called "charity" is just getting started.

A federal judge delayed the sentencing for Trump's former national security advisor, Michael Flynn. Judge Emmet Sullivan told Flynn, ‘You sold your country out.' The retired three-star general pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators about his

A federal judge delays sentencing hearing for ex-Trump National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI last year. Pete Williams says, "This was a bad day for Michael Flynn because both he and the lawyers for Robert

To ban bump stocks, Trump is going the regulatory route that officials in two administrations have said won't work. This may prove to be a problem.

Cal Perry, Jacob Soboroff and Julia Ainsley report on the latest in the country's border crisis.

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

The president tweeted his best wishes to Michael Flynn who is going to be sentenced for lying to federal investigators today. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down what’s coming for the disgraced former National Security Advisor.

Tom Brokaw travels to California for a visit to the revamped Nixon library, which reconsiders the legacy of the only U.S. president forced to resign.

The Trump Foundation, the charitable foundation started by President Donald Trump, which New York's top prosecutor said exhibited a "shocking pattern of illegality," will dissolve according to a court filing.

This week 84-year-old Janet Fine will become a college graduate. Fine retired from her secretarial job at the age of 77 and the mother of five went back to school to follow her dream of earning a Bachelor’s degree. This #GoodNewsRUHLES!

The president’s criminal justice reform bill passes a major hurdle in the Senate with bipartisan support. Stephanie Ruhle breaks down whether this is something both sides can actually come together on. Weighing in: Vice Chair of the New York Democratic

President Trump has announced a second round of payments to farmers to compensate them for losses caused by his trade war with China. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by the president of Americans for Prosperity, Tim Phillips to discuss if this is a good remedy

Comparing the 2010 lame-duck session to the 2018 version, Democrats clearly had more to show for their efforts

Fmr. National Enquirer Los Angeles Bureau Chief Jerry George discusses a link between Saudi Arabia and the Trump family and an issue of the publication exalting Crown Prince MBS.

The former FBI director wants Republicans to "stand up in the face of fear." Comey's message is compelling, but he's an imperfect messenger.

Rep. Ryan Costello, R-Pa., weighs in on the prospect of a government shutdown and says the president negotiated against himself regarding the threat of a shutdown with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.

With a government-shutdown deadline three days away, what are Republicans going to do? They haven't the foggiest idea.

Trump went out of his way to take credit for stock market gains. It apparently never occurred to him that would mean taking responsibility when indexes declined

As the possibility of a government shutdown over border wall funding looms, the Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin writes the country already knows where the blame belongs.

We've known about Russian efforts to help elect Trump. What we didn't know is what Russians did to help Trump after the election.

Has the president entered into the same area that led President Nixon to resign? Mika Brzezinski discusses.

A federal judge will sentence Michael Flynn, the president's former national security adviser, on Tuesday morning for lying to the FBI. The panel discusses if he will face jail time.