Новости за 19.12.2018

The Senate overwhelmingly passed the "First Step" act in a bipartisan show of support for criminal justice reform. Jill Colvin of the Associated Press breaks down how this law gained support and what comes next.

Joyce Vance breaks down Michael Flynn’s scheduled sentencing yesterday, then Politico’s Darren Samuelsohn and the Daily Beast’s Asawin Suebsaeng discuss the current state of the Mueller investigation.

NBC’s Courtney Kube and Defense One’s Kevin Baron join Katy Tur to discuss the implications of removing U.S. troops from Syria after President Trump’s claim this morning that “we have defeated ISIS in Syria.”

The United States is preparing to withdraw troops from Syria. Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi are joined by the President and CEO of the Woodrow Wilson Center, Jane Harman to discuss how many are coming home and what it means for U.S. strategy in the

According to a stunning report from the New York Times, Facebook let other companies read users’ private messages without their consent. Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle are joined by NBC’s Dylan Byers and Ben Collins to discuss who is accountable and what

The Senate Intelligence Committee is digging through new reporting that Russian hackers went after Special Counsel Robert Mueller -trying to destroy his reputation with a sophisticated disinformation campaign. Jeh Johnson, former Homeland Security

Texas (R) Congressman Will Hurd represents the 23rd district, which stretches 800 miles along the U.S.-Mexican border. He joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss his calling for the closing of the Tornillo detention center, which currently has thousands of

Trump's defense for his so-called "charity" -- he sees himself as the victim of the story -- suggests he's unaware of just how damaging the evidence is.

Former CIA Director John Brennan joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss the international impact of President Trump’s decision to withdraw troops from Syria.

Following the Trump administration's decision to withdraw a significant amount of U.S. troops from Syria, Republican Senators Marco Rubio and Lindsey Graham spoke out against the plan, calling it a "colossal" and "huge mistake."

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

Why have Trump and Giuliani made so many false claims about the ill-fated Trump Tower Moscow project?

The Trump Foundation -- the charitable foundation started by President Donald Trump years before he became a candidate -- will dissolve under pressure from the state's attorney general, according to a court filing. Reporter David Fahrenthold discusses.

A Kansas highway patrol officer played Santa Claus when he hand delivered a package he found on the side of the road to its owner. Thanks to him, the package arrived in perfect condition. That #GoodNewsRUHLES!

A shocking new report from the New York Times reveals Facebook was sharing a lot more of your information than previously disclosed, even after they promised to stop. Chris Jansing is joined by Politico’s Chief Economic Correspondent Ben White and

When an elected official switches parties, it's notable. When three elected Republican officials become Democrats -- all in the same week -- it's extraordinary.

Glenn Kirschner, former assistant U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, writes in a new piece for NBC Think about whether or not the president can be indicted. Kirschner joins Morning Joe to discuss.

Majority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) introduced a bill to the floor with the goal of avoiding a government shutdown, but will only fund the government through February 2019.

The White House is considering removing most U.S. troops from Syria and the Washington Post's David Ignatius breaks the news on Morning Joe.

It's not at all common to hear cabinet secretaries refuse to comment on whether a president's proposed tax policies are "real."

According to two senior defense officials and one person familiar with the plan, the Trump administration is planning to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria. President Donald Trump also declared that ISIS has been 'defeated' in the country.

Rep. Katherine Clark, D-Mass., is the Vice Chair of the Democratic caucus, and she lays out the Democratic priorities for the new term. Rep. Clark also discusses the possibility of a shutdown and Michael Flynn.

The White House apparently plans to fund a border wall through accounting tricks. This won't end well.

Progress on the First Step Act offers an unfamiliar sight: bipartisan cooperation on an issue of national significance.

Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, is calling on the Trump WH to close the detention center in Tornillo, Texas. Rep. Hurd details the condition at the facility, and he also says technology is more effective at border security than a wall.